Group Classes
Offering private and small group lessons in Bexley, Ohio since 2013, Chambers Music Studio is the premier music school for music classes. We make an unparalleled commitment to our students and are able to tailor our students’ instruction to meet their individual needs, regardless of skill or experience level. Our gifted instructors make it easy for our students to learn in a comfortable and relaxed environment. Group music classes are an incredible way to enjoy music with friends. Contact Chambers Music Studio today to register for your music classes.
Jam Band Classes
Jam Band is the perfect next step for young musicians who are excited about music but may not be ready for a full private lesson yet. Designed for high-energy learners, this class gives students the chance to explore instruments, rhythm, teamwork, and performance in a fun, age-appropriate group setting.
Students build real musical skills while learning how to listen, play together, and feel confident making music with others. Jam Band helps prepare children for long-term success in private lessons, ensembles, and future performances at Chambers Music Studio.
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Sing. Dance. Play.
With strong influences from the Kodaly, Dalcroze, and Orff pedagogies, this class aims to develop the care-giver/child bond, while developing the building blocks of music. Not just for mommies, dads, grandparents, and other caregivers are welcome to participate with their young children while practicing singing, steady beat, music comparatives, and more. Students develop steady beat and part-work while singing and playing age appropriate musical instruments like wood blocks, rhythm sticks, hand drums and more. The high quality, music also helps develop speech and language acquisition. Students will sing, move, and play instruments in this playful atmosphere.
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Student Ensemble
Our Ensemble classes give students the chance to make music with others in a fun, supportive group setting — and all instruments are welcome. Students build important skills like listening, timing, teamwork, confidence, and performance readiness while learning how their individual part fits into a larger musical group.
Ensembles are a great way for students to grow beyond private lessons, connect with other musicians, and gain real performance experience at Chambers Music Studio. At the end of each class cycle, students also perform for friends and family, giving them a meaningful goal to work toward and a chance to celebrate their progress.
Piano Keys
Build Piano Skills
Piano Keys is the perfect first step into piano! 🎹
Our Piano Keys classes help build a strong piano foundation through note reading, rhythm games, ear training, and hands-on piano learning.
We offer classes for both younger students and adults, making it a great option for beginners at any age. Students stay engaged, build confidence, and develop the skills they need before moving into private piano lessons.
Whether your child is just starting their musical journey or you’re an adult who has always wanted to learn, Piano Keys is a fun and supportive place to begin! 🎶
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Why families love Piano Keys:
- Small class sizes so students still receive support, guidance, and individual attention.
- Builds foundational piano skills quickly through note reading, rhythm games, ear training, coordination practice, and hands-on piano time.
- Keeps students engaged with movement, games, creativity, and group activities.
- Encourages confidence because students learn alongside peers and realize they are not alone in the beginner stage.
- Prepares students for private lessons by helping them understand the basics before moving into one-on-one instruction.
- Great for adults, too — whether you are brand new to piano or returning to music, Piano Keys gives you a comfortable place to begin.
Why is Piano Keys often better than private lessons for beginners?
For many brand-new students, especially younger beginners, group piano can be a stronger first step than jumping straight into private lessons. Researchers have found that music training can support skills connected to listening, sound processing, attention, memory, reading, and executive function. Research published through NIH/PubMed Central explains how musical training can support cognitive development in children.
Group learning also gives students something private lessons usually cannot offer in the same way: peer motivation, observation, teamwork, shared confidence, and the chance to learn by watching others. A 2025 study comparing individual and group piano instruction found that both formats can support student improvement, while group piano offered benefits connected to engagement, collaboration, and student outcomes. You can read the study here through the International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
Piano learning can also support how children hear and process sound. In one study, kindergarteners who took piano lessons improved their ability to distinguish subtle differences in spoken words, an important part of language development. MIT News summarized the research here.
In Piano Keys, students are not just sitting alone at the piano for the full lesson. They are reading notes, practicing rhythm, training their ears, building coordination, playing games, moving, listening, and learning alongside other beginners.
That kind of environment can make the early stages of piano feel less intimidating, more engaging, and more developmentally appropriate — especially for young students who are still building focus, confidence, and comfort at the instrument.
By the time students move into private lessons, they already have a stronger foundation in rhythm, note reading, coordination, listening, and basic piano technique.
