JC Music Academy

07/07/2026

Jefferson City Music Academy has a new teacher for all BRASS instruments - trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, etc. 🎺🎺

We also have a new teacher (in August) for BANJO - and new openings for piano, guitar, ukulele and drums. 🪕🎹🎸🥁

Still looking for a violin teacher! 🎻

05/02/2026

JCMA is hiring! We need another guitar teacher. Choose your days/hours. Call me at 573-645-9757.

04/02/2026

We're HIRING! JCMA is looking for more teachers - VIOLIN, PIANO, VOICE, ELECTRIC GUITAR. Please send resume and references to [email protected]
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02/05/2026

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Jefferson City Music Academy is hiring! Part-time office manager, hours 4:00-8:00 M-F
Email for application [email protected]

12/15/2025

We had 5 awesome recitals today! If you missed them, ask a student to share the videos with you. Also one online recital for those who could not be there in person. I'm proud of all the students!

12/03/2025

10/07/2025

HOMESCHOOLERS: We're starting a Music Makers class for ages about 5-7, but could include a little younger, a little older. Wednesdays at 12:00-1:00. You'll get a homeschool discount off tuition, and there are sibling discounts too! Starts 10/8 at noon!

09/18/2025

Are you looking for a special time with your baby, that includes socializing with other moms and babies, as well as starting your baby on his/her musical journey? Then join us on Friday mornings at Jefferson City Music Academy. 9:45-10:15. Email me at [email protected]

09/18/2025

This picture shows six illustrations, each with text that highlights normal experiences musicians have, reminding them that these do not make them any less serious or professional. Let’s break it down:

1. Make mistakes on stage
• Illustration: A spilled cup of coffee.
• Meaning: Even experienced musicians mess up sometimes during live performances. Mistakes are part of being human and don’t diminish your skills or dedication.

2. Hate certain pieces
• Illustration: A music stand holding sheet music.
• Meaning: You don’t have to love every piece of music you play. Even professionals dislike or get tired of certain compositions, and that’s okay.

3. Need a break from music
• Illustration: A pocket watch.
• Meaning: Constant practice and performance can be exhausting. It’s natural and healthy to step away from music sometimes to recharge mentally and physically

4. Get nervous before a gig
• Illustration: A spotlight shining down.
• Meaning: Stage fright or nervousness before a performance is completely normal—even seasoned musicians feel it. Nerves don’t mean you aren’t skilled.

5. Not know every theory term
• Illustration: A stack of books.
• Meaning: Music theory is vast, and no one knows everything. You can still be a serious musician without mastering every single technical term or concept.

6. Play music just for yourself
• Illustration: A heart shape.
• Meaning: Music isn’t only for audiences or career purposes. Playing for your own joy, relaxation, or self-expression is just as valid and important.

🤗Overall Message:
Being a “serious musician” doesn’t mean being perfect, all-knowing, or performing nonstop. It means being committed to your craft, but also accepting that mistakes, dislikes, nerves, breaks, and personal enjoyment are all part of the journey.