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Phone: (408) 758-0373
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Park Ave and Davis St
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1991 Park Ave, Ste 10 San Jose, CA 95126 ·2325.82 mi
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yelpWith the pandemic, we were not yet ready for our son to return to preschool, but we were looking for a good in-person music program. Our son loved his preschool music program, but we had alot of...
MoreI cannot recommend this business enough. This is a terrific place for young ones and young adults too. Every person, no matter how severe the disability can be taught love of music and piano by...
MoreSelena is such a blessing to not only our son but to our family. She has taught piano to my son for years now and each time I see her play alongside him, it just fills me with joy as his mother....
MoreI take both my kids here and they love it. Everyone is so nice and accommodating, and they make the lessons fun so you don't have to drag your kids there :-)
MoreI am a parent of a child who is neurodiverse and met Selena at an event that we organized to bring the neurotypical and neurodiverse communities together. She is possibly good in her work, which...
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