Sarv Music Academy — Kid-friendly Storytime & Classes in Toronto, Ontario
- Ages all ages
- Indoor
Sarv Music Academy offers a fantastic place for young children to explore music through engaging classes, making it a top choice for parents seeking musical enrichment for their kids.
What to expect
This music school provides a dedicated space for children's musical development. While specific class details aren't provided, the focus on music education suggests a structured yet fun environment for learning instruments and musical concepts.
Best for
Ideal for parents looking for a dedicated music education program for their children in a professional setting.
What parents say
Parisa Dalily
Very warm atmosphere. The management is very compassionate and helpful. The teachers are very caring, professional and friendly. I've hade a great experience at Sarv Music Academy and I recommend it.
Shahru Amiri
I wanted to sing a song for my mother's birthday, but had no experience performing and only 6 weeks to learn! Saba came to the rescue - thank you Saba and Sarv music for your expertise and support to pull this off!
Ghazaleh Bozorg
I have been learning Iranian Vocals at Sarv for about a year. In the beginning, I wasn’t sure if learning music online would be easy, but the knowledgeable and friendly instructors and the flexible scheduling made it possible, and I have been both learning and enjoying my classes. I highly recommend taking music lessons even if you have a busy lifestyle. Learning music from the best was something I owed to myself. Thank you Sarv for making it happen!
Sevil Marandi
I love learning the setar here! As an adult beginner with zero music background, I couldn’t have asked for a more welcoming and encouraging place to start. The lessons are fun, personalized, and such a nice break from the daily grind — plus a great way to reconnect with my cultural roots. For aspiring musicians of all walks of life, young or old(er), I can’t recommend this academy enough!
Lara Edwards
My 8yo is taking cello lessons from Nikki. She is more informal than our past teachers and "vibrates" on his level better; let him learn Jaw's theme song and other silliness. She also plays piano which is cool for music theory. They were understanding and allowed us to delay lessons when my dad passed.
