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Center for Musical Arts

Boulder · 200 E Baseline Rd, Lafayette, CO 80026

The Center for Musical Arts is a Boulder County community music institution offering music lessons, classes, and summer camps. It is affiliated with the Colorado Music Festival.

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On record3 summer camp sessions

Summer camps — 2026

3 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Release & Restore

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02Rocky Mountain Concert Band

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03LifeSong Chorus

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Location

Lafayette, CO

200 E Baseline Rd, Lafayette, CO 80026

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4.9★★★★★30 Google reviews
Cecile H4 years ago
★★★★★

Our family have been taking lessons with the Center for Musical Arts for almost a decade. This school is truly amazing. The teachers here are excellent and very dedicated. The school creates a feel of family and community. Over the years, my two sons turned into incredible musicians. They are still taking lessons at CMA but they also have been very successful in their high school jazz bands, concert bands, and marching bands. CMA has instilled in my sons a passion of music that will last a lifetime. The school is not only about kids. They also have classes for adults. I have been taking advantage of this and I have been involved in several of their programs (Bella A Cappella, Broadway Boomers, voice lessons). Going to the school is definitely one of the high spots of my week. Another great thing about CMA is that they won't turn away anybody. People with low income can get discounted lessons. They also have cheap rentals for students who cannot afford their instruments. CMA believes that everyone could make music. They call it: "Music for all" and they are very successful at it. There is something for everyone at the Center for Musical Arts no matter of the age, ability, or bank account size. I love the Center for Musical Arts. This is as good as it gets.

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Anonymus Rater7 years ago
★★★★★

My child has had piano and drum lessons at this place. Let’s just say that this is the best music lesson place in Colorado. This place has talented teachers and amazing equipment. The concert hall is spectacular as well.

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Fred Mahakian7 years ago
★★★★★

My family has gotten music lessons here for the past 10 years. From beginner lessons when my kids were new to their instruments to advanced lessons as they got into middle and high school, CMF has always been there for us. My kids learned piano and violin from a few different teachers and I took guitar lessons as an beginning adult. No matter your age, instrument, or experience level, CMF is a great place to be. They also have instrument rentals at flexible prices to accommodate any budget. They work with families of all income levels to make sure they can bring the joy of music to all. As their motto states, "music for all, for life"

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Jon Browna year ago
★★★★★

Wonderful art studio supporting our next generation of artists. Update: still amazing teachers. Still an awesome influence on the community. Love this place.

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★★★★★

Truly a music school for any student - children, parents, other adults, skill level from novice to pre-professional; all instruments including voice; an instrument loaner program; this school is unbeatable. The faculty include some of the best around, and are an unsung attribute of the school. Quite possibly the best school in Colorado.

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