
Where every
note finds
its voice.
For over 50 years, the Yamaha Music Conservatory has guided students of every age from their first scale to the concert stage.
Introducing Primary — Yamaha's new early-childhood course.
Make music a gift for a lifetime. Through piano playing, group activities and at-home practice with parents, the new PRIMARY course nurtures the ability to enjoy music freely during the most expressive years of a child's life — ages 3 to 5.
- •Singing, keyboard play, rhythm and music appreciation
- •Group lessons (Primary 1) and group + private (Primary 2–3)
- •Workbooks and a dedicated video library for home practice
- •Class concerts to celebrate every child's growth

Step inside the Conservatory.
A short film capturing the spirit of our school — the teachers, the students, and the music that fills our halls every day.

Patient teachers.
Curious students.
Every lesson at the Conservatory begins with a relationship — between teacher, student, and the music itself. Our instructors meet each child where they are, then quietly raise the bar.
Five decades of musical excellence.
Our faculty are working musicians and graduates of leading conservatories. Our methods are time-tested. Our students go on to top music programs, community orchestras, and lifelong love of the instrument.
A trusted institution for generations of Fair Lawn families.
Official London College of Music examination centre.
From piano to percussion — taught by working artists.
An instrument for every voice.
Play the music you want to play.
Whether you want to emulate a favorite piano style, perform classical masterpieces, arrange a trendy pop song, or earn an official qualification — our curriculum, developed from over 60 years of Yamaha music education, helps you get the most out of learning.
Classical, fiddle and popular styles.
Students are grouped by age and experience level. A well-organized curriculum and motivating software accompaniments make the early stages of violin playing a pleasure rather than a pain.
Chording, soloing and band playing.
All taught in a group setting — the best way to learn guitar. The course covers many styles, note and chord reading, and electric guitar techniques. You'll gain essential ensemble skills as you learn — a must for any aspiring guitarist.
Sing with confidence in any style.
Learn healthy breathing and vocal technique in a variety of styles — pop, rock, classical, musical theatre, jazz or folk. Improvise or compose with creative singing exercises and our background accompaniment tracks.
Kit playing, technique and reading.
One of the most popular Yamaha courses worldwide. This course teaches not only kit playing, but proper technique and reading skills. Up-to-date material and accompaniments make this the ideal starting point for all drummers.
Group and private lessons available.
Students learn the correct way to hold and play the instrument, plus a firm grounding in technique, reading and music fundamentals.
Tone, breath and woodwind fundamentals.
Build a beautiful tone, healthy breath support, and confident reading. Repertoire spans classical foundations to popular and ensemble pieces — perfect for school band players and beginners alike.
Jazz, classical and popular styles.
Develop embouchure, articulation and tone across alto, tenor and soprano saxophone. Study jazz language, classical etudes and contemporary repertoire with experienced performing instructors.




New summer group classes — now enrolling.
Beginner-friendly piano circles, string ensembles, guitar workshops, and a junior chorus. Limited seats — reserve your child's place today.
Three of my children studied here. The teachers don't just teach music — they cultivate musicians.
Music lessons for families across Bergen County.
Based at 18-00 Fair Lawn Ave in Fair Lawn, NJ, Yamaha Music Conservatory has welcomed students from across northern New Jersey for over 50 years. Whether you're searching for piano lessons, violin lessons, guitar lessons, voice lessons, or drum lessons near you — our doors are a short drive from most of Bergen County.