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Lessons kids look forward to
Kids often begin lessons excited, then lose interest when lessons feel repetitive or progress is hard to see.​
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At FBAA, encouraging teachers, clear goals, and real performance opportunities give students something meaningful to work toward—and a reason to keep coming back.
Hear from FBAA teachers and families and see how performance builds confidence.​
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How performing builds confidence
Learning a song in a lesson is one thing. Preparing to share it with an audience gives students extra motivation to practice, polish the details, and truly master what they've learned.
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Free onstage performance workshops are included with lessons, giving students a supportive place to practice performing, work through nerves, and build stage presence. Students also have optional performance opportunities throughout the year.
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From FBAA to Broadway
Our former student, ​Ginna Claire Mason, went on to star as Glinda in Wicked on Broadway.
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"Franklin Brentwood Arts Academy taught me professionalism, technique, and how to push through the nerves on stage."
— Ginna Claire Mason
It's easy to get started
1. Choose how to get started
Book online, or call, or text our team for help choosing.
2. Try an into lesson
Experience a lesson, ask questions, and see if FBAA feels like the right fit.
3. Start weekly lessons
Choose your weekly time and begin building skills and confidence.
Music and acting lessons for Franklin and Brentwood families
FBAA offers voice, piano, guitar, drum, and violin lessons, along with songwriting and acting classes for kids and teens. Families choose us for encouraging teachers, clear goals, and performance opportunities that help students build skills and confidence.