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Can’t make it to the studio? No problem. GMA’s Virtual Music Lessons bring our expert instruction right to your screen. This flexible alternative to in-person sessions is perfect if you:
Great music instruction is now accessible to anyone, anywhere.
Music is more than just a creative outlet—it’s a powerful intervention for children with developmental differences.
We have partnered with mental health professionals to create truly innovative music programs that are both effective and deeply engaging. Our experts specialize in providing gentle, focused attention, utilizing specialized lesson plans and goals designed to meet your child’s unique needs.
This specialized approach is ideal for children with:
Unlock your child’s potential through the proven benefits of music.
That lifelong dream of playing the piano, strumming a guitar, or finally understanding music theory? It’s not too late. Garrett Music Academy isn’t just for kids—it’s for every adult ready to begin or continue their musical journey.
Does any of this sound familiar?
No matter your starting point, our instructors are here to guide you. Stop thinking about it and start playing.
Whether your child is taking the stage with the school band or you’re a creative looking for a new sound, getting the right instrument shouldn’t be a hassle—or a huge expense.
We’ve partnered with Music & Arts to bring you simple, affordable rentals year-round.
Why rent with us?
Contact The Garrett Music Academy at (410) 286-5505 or visit us in-person at our studio located at 10425 Southern Maryland Boulevard, Dunkirk, MD 20754.
The heart, vision and dedication to building a musical academy focused on lessons for everyone, everywhere over the years is all thanks to our founder, Krista Garrett.
In 2004, Krista founded Garrett Music Academy to provide musical guidance and education to all in Maryland and beyond. No matter your skill level, no matter your age, she wants everyone to have the opportunity to learn music with professionals in a safe and welcoming space.
She also believes that we can use music for more than just establishing a tone or learning a new skill. It’s all about learning more about yourself, having a supportive community, finding your voice, and embracing the music.
