$24 for Two Music Lessons at Madison Music Foundry (Up to $50 value)
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- Common space for musicians
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Promote musical expression
- 17 rooms, 20+ teachers
Studies show that children who don't learn to play a musical instrument often try to eat one. Save your offspring from an awkward doctor's visit with today's deal. For $24, you get two music lessons at Madison Music Foundry (up to $50 value), located in Fitchburg.
Called "7,000 square feet of vibrant, welcoming fun" by The A.V. Club Madison, the Madison Music Foundry provides a common space for seasoned and aspiring musicians alike to improve their musical skills with 30-minute lessons in guitar, piano, voice, bass, drums, sax, violin, viola and more. Inside its eight-note-laden facilities, skilled instructors work diligently to craft customized plan of action based on each student's specific goals and fingernail lengths. Students can rub elbows with local guitar gurus, touring bands, and tone-deaf luthiers as Madison Music Foundry opens its doors to musicians from all walks of life in order to encourage creative expression and an open exchange of ideas. This comfortable atmosphere encourages advancement in all skill levels and helps beginners concentrate on incendiary riffs and bone-rattling power chords. Contact Madison Music Foundry to book your personal jam session.
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Reviews
Madison Music Foundry was featured in the The A.V. Club Madison this year and four Google Mappers give it a five-star average:
- Clearly the most dear to Olson’s heart, the Foundry is 7,000 square feet of vibrant, welcoming fun. Serving primarily as a practice space for the first year and half, the Foundry now focuses on education as well. Lessons in guitar, percussion, violin, and other instruments are taught by local working musicians, like violinist Jen Paulson, drummer Joey Banks from Clyde Stubblefield’s band, and guitarist Chris Schultz from Madison metal thrashers Dissent And Revolt, so a lot of different interests are covered. – Ben Munson, The A.V. Club Madison
- MMF is easily Madison's best place for music. If you're looking to practice, record to take lessons, they have it all. I'm in two bands that practice at MMF and I've recorded multiple times in their studio and I can't say enough good things about the place. – Vorak, Google Maps