MUSIC PRODUCTION FOR KIDS AND ADULTS
Turn your musical ideas into something you can hear and share. Explore recording, beat-making, and DJ skills with hands-on guidance from Music Box teachers in Germantown and Collierville.
MUSIC PRODUCTION FOR KIDS
Parents! Are you looking for music production lessons that go beyond traditional music classes? Music Box offers engaging music production programs for kids and teens in Collierville and Germantown, designed for ages 8–11 and teenagers who love music, technology, and creativity. Students learn how to create and record their own music using Logic Pro, explore DJing, and begin thinking like a real music producer—all in a fun, safe, and structured environment. These programs feel like the perfect blend of music lessons, STEAM learning, and creative camps for kids, helping students build confidence, focus, and friendships while developing real skills. Parents love that their kids are learning responsibly with technology, working with experienced music production teachers in Collierville and Germantown, and staying meaningfully connected to music each week—whether they dream of producing beats, DJing, or simply discovering a new creative pathway.
MUSIC PRODUCTION FOR ADULTS
If you are an aspiring music producer, whether you’re just starting out, or returning to music after time away, Music Box offers flexible music production programs for adults who want practical, hands-on learning close to home. Our music production lessons in Collierville and Germantown focus on real-world skills using industry-standard tools like Logic Pro, DJ equipment, and modern production workflows. Adult students learn how to think like a music producer, create independently, and build a personal portfolio—without the high cost or long timelines of traditional programs. With small class sizes, supportive instructors, and access to professional equipment, Music Box is an approachable, trusted option for you.
Here’s What Makes Our Music Production Lessons Different:
Create Music You Can Call Your Own – Turn ideas into beats, recordings, and original tracks.
Learn by Doing – Build practical skills through hands-on projects and experimentation.
Explore Professional Music Tools – Learn to navigate Logic Pro and work with recording and DJ equipment.
Understand How Music Comes Together – Explore rhythm, melody, song structure, and how different sounds work together.
Develop Your Creative Style – Experiment with sounds and musical ideas inspired by the music you enjoy.
Learn With Experienced Teachers – Receive guidance, ask questions, and work through creative challenges in a supportive environment.
Build Confidence With Technology – Develop familiarity with music software, equipment, and production workflows.
Grow Independent Skills – Practice making creative decisions and developing projects with increasing independence.
Explore DJ Skills – Discover how equipment and musical choices come together to shape a DJ performance.
Build a Personal Portfolio – Develop a collection of projects that shows your progress and creativity.
Connect Through Music – Share ideas and become part of Music Box’s creative community.
Two Convenient Locations – Explore music production in Germantown and Collierville, serving the greater Memphis area.
Music Box Wins the Memphis Parent Family Choice Award for the Second Year in a Row
Music Box Receives National Recognition for Its Music Lessons and Camp Programs (2021–2026)
Guide to Tennessee Names Music Box Best of Tennessee in the Music Education Category for 2025 and 2026
Music Box Voted Best of Germantown in the Music School Category, Powered by Google Reviews
Music Box – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Music Box offers instruction on instruments and subjects that go into a contemporary Band: Piano (Keys), Drums (drum set), Vocals, Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Bass. We also offer a Contemporary Band Lesson Program (ask for a syllabus), and several state-recognized Music Production Lesson Programs (for kids and adults).
Our youngest students (4-7) have an opportunity to explore and discover various instruments through a Rising Artist Lesson Program (4 modules (12 lessons each) on Voice, Piano, Ukulele, and Percussion), and our Artists on Special Learning Journeys get an opportunity to study with a Board Certified Music Therapist, in Adaptive Music Lesson Track.
At Music Box it is easy to switch instruments, schedules, add on instruments and learning programs to your learning experience, and switch in an out of 1:1 and group instruction.
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Yes. There’s a one-time, non-refundable $39 enrollment fee added to your first invoice, as we have to cover the processing of the setup and onboarding.
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Every student is set up with a personalized online portal, an access to the Google Classroom and other learning technology, a grade-level curriculum, in the first few lessons.
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Each student has a lead instructor, but substitutions are part of our team-teaching model. All educators follow the same Music Box curriculum and teaching method, ensuring consistency and progress
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Private lessons: 30 minutes weekly
Group lessons: 45 minutes weekly
Some months have 3 lessons, others - 5, as we are on a 48 lesson annual calendar
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We communicate through the Music Box Portal, which can be accessed via musicboxinc.com/login.
You’ll also receive reminders, weekly student updates, a monthly newsletter and other ad hoc communications via text and email. Be sure to whitelist info@musicboxinc.comOur teachers provide weekly progress updates at the end of each lesson and print progress reports every month. Student progress can also be viewed in Google Classroom at your convenience.
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At Music Box, we don’t charge per lesson — instead, we have a simple and predictable monthly tuition that includes so much more than just weekly lessons.
Our students get up to 5 private or group lessons per month, monthly performance workshops and jam sessions, Make Music Day festivals, testing and level up events, learning materials and software, a reward system, access to our fully equipped studios, trained/safe/competent educators and staff, access to technology, tech, gear, nationally recognized educational programs, and a supportive, growth-focused community.
All of that is included for $199 (1:1) or $159 (group) per month, with no contracts and easy make-up options.
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Tuition is auto-drafted on the 1st of each month using the card on file. There’s no long-term contract; enrollment is month-to-month. If you are starting lessons mid-month, your first invoice will be prorated. -
No refunds are issued once tuition has been processed. Lesson credits on the account may be considered.
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Yes. Tuition is adjusted annually, on March 1, at least by the amount of U.S. inflation
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No lesson make up credits are issued for the group lessons.
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A substitute will be arranged. If not possible, a the group lesson will be re-scheduled.
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No. Refunds are not issued for missed or cancelled lessons.
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You get 2 make-up credits every 90 days.
Cancel or reschedule via your student portal at least 2 hours in advance to receive a credit. Credits expire after 30 days and do not roll over -
“No-shows” or cancellations made within 2 hours are not credited, as the educator is still paid for that time
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Yes! You can have your lesson online via Google Classroom. Ask us for an online lesson guide
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No, we do not apply lesson credits to the next month’s tuition.
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Customer-initiated lesson make up credits expire in 30 days. School initiated lesson credits do not expire.
All lesson credits expire 30 days post-termination of the monthly membership.
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Send a written notice to info@musicboxinc.com or text (901) 626-0973, at least 5 business days before the 1st of the month. Verbal notice to a teacher, or a voice mail isn’t sufficient. If there was no written notice on the account, the monthly charge will go through and no refund will be issued. Not showing up to lessons without written notice of enrollment termination doesn’t free the client from the financial responsibility for the monthly tuition, as the teachers are paid for the no-shows. Removing a payment method from the payment portal doesn’t free the client from the financial responsibility for the monthly tuition. Non-valid payment methods on the account, pared with not attending lessons for the month doesn’t free a client from the financial responsibility for the monthly tuition.
Accounts with delinquency of over two months will be promptly sent to Collections.
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A late fee of $35 is charged after the 7th of the month.
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Music Box is generally closed for the following holiday breaks (Subject to change. Watch for announcements closer to the holiday actual date):
Easter Weekend - early April
Memorial Day - late May
Independence Day - July 4
Labor Day - early September
Thanksgiving Weekend - late November
The week between Christmas Eve & New Years
Because of our 48-lesson annual calendar, lessons falling on some holidays will receive a cancellation credit, and others - will not.
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Music Box may close because of inclement weather or another operational or safety concern. Closures are evaluated individually and communicated through the usual school channels. When Music Box cancels a lesson because of a school closure, a makeup credit is issued and does not count against the student’s two schedule changes within the rolling 90-day period.
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Yes, occasionally for marketing or training. Students’ names are never used.
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Yes — by enrolling, you consent to transactional and promotional communications (reminders, newsletters, updates). Unsubscribing from the newsletter stops weekly updates as well
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They’re monthly 60-minute educational events where students perform and/or observe, and learn stage presence, confidence, and communication skills. Attendance at least once per grade is required for leveling up into the next grade
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Yes! Students may be invited to join Music Box at competitions, festivals, parades, and concerts. Music Box provides coaching, rehearsal space, and resources in preparation for these events free of charge