Opus Music School of La Puente

Opus Music School of La Puente is a music school in La Puente, CA. It provides private and group music lessons to beginner, intermediate, and advanced students, with instruction in piano, guitar, singing, drums, violin, and art. Lessons are available both in person and online over Zoom. The school's teaching covers a complete music, theory, and aural curriculum, and lessons are individually tailored to each student's needs, goals, and pace of learning. It holds a 5.00 rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

The school describes its philosophy as teaching that music is more than an after-school activity, building discipline, patience, confidence, and self-expression. Instruction takes place in a remodeled facility with a spacious waiting area and large observation windows, and students are offered performance opportunities to gain experience as musicians. Opus Music School was one of nine music schools in the United States nominated for the 2020 National Music School of the Year. Its education team includes instructors such as Ms. Reyna, a Pasadena City College graduate who studied flute under Boglarka Kiss, performed with the Pasadena City College Chamber group and orchestra under Henry Shin, and took music education courses at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at Cal State Long Beach. She teaches beginning piano to young children and adolescents and focuses on an engaging learning environment.

The school sits on Gale Avenue, about 0.2 miles from Hacienda Heights Park, the Hacienda Heights Community Center, and the public artwork Circles of a Ripple. It is roughly 0.3 miles from the Pomona Freeway and about half a mile from Puente Hills High School.

Opus Music School is open Monday through Friday from 1PM to 8PM, Saturday from 9AM to 4PM, and Sunday from 10AM to 3PM, and it is accepting new in-person and online students. For families in La Puente and the surrounding area seeking instrument instruction, it pairs a structured theory and aural curriculum with teaching tailored to each student's own pace.