Establish your musical roots

Early Childhood Music Classes
Private Piano Lessons

Discover Musical Roots Studio — Where Music Feels Like Home

Musical Roots Studio began in a cozy home in Leaside, blossoming into our beautiful teaching space at Trinity Grace Church. We’re more than just music lessons — we’re a close-knit community where students and parents feel like family. Here, every child is known by name, grows alongside their teachers, and shines on stage at our annual recitals.

Whether you’re starting your first notes or mastering advanced pieces, we’ll guide you with personal attention, encouragement, and joy. Join us, and let’s grow your musical roots together.

“Little Roots” Group Classes

Parent-child classes designed for toddlers and preschoolers.
Establish a love for music at an early age!

Private Piano Lessons

One-on-one piano lessons catered to your child’s
personal musical journey and interests.

Musical growth starts early

Early childhood music education uses music-based activities to enrich the cognitive, social, physical, and emotional development of a child. Through a combination of music games, nursery rhymes, and imaginative play, musical concepts are experienced and we foster a love for music from a young age. Age-appropriate instruments are used to develop accessible music making.

Parent-child group lessons are great for infants to preschoolers.

Piano lessons are a natural next step

Learning to master a specific instrument should start once a child is more established in their fine-motor skills and ability to focus. Building musical literacy is highly valued during lessons from pre-reading activities to basic musical notation to fluency. Rhythmic notation, ear training, and technical skills are also introduced along the journey.

Private lessons allows the teacher to focus 100% on the child and develop a education plan that caters to each individual.

  • "Ms. Eugenie is an excellent teacher. She understands the kids and knows how to make piano fun. She helps her students learn and explains in a very easy way for them to understand. She uses piano games to make things interesting, specially for the little ones. My kids have been with her for 3 years now and it's amazing how much they've learned. I highly recommend her!!!!"

    — Regina, mother of two students

  • "I think Eugenie is very kind patient and encouraging and I’ve learned a lot since I started lessons with her "

    — Rory, age 8

  • “Ms. Eugenie is the BEST piano teacher. She is super AWESOME and VERY patient. We love going to our lessons because we learn to play cool songs and Ms. Eugenie always listens to us. She has been teaching us piano for 5 years even before my little sister was born. My sister is 4 years now and is also taking piano lessons with Ms. Eugenie and she loves it just like we do. We think you are the greatest teacher EVER!”

    — Sena (8), Marcus (11) , and Lola (4)

  • Nice to collaborate on priorities and seeing how there is adjustment for motivation. Appreciate the balance of discipline and encouragement to find their interest in music. When the child is given options to stop or continue and they insist on continuing then this speaks to the quality of instruction and teaching.

    — Hui, father of student

  • I am thrilled with the level of care and attention my son gets from Musical Roots Studio! Eugenie is attentive, makes his lessons enjoyable while still encouraging him to try new challenges. Going on 6 years strong together and I can't recommend Musical Roots enough!

    — Viki, mother of student

  • Ms Eugenie is an excellent teacher that has encouraged my daughter (aspiring pianist amongst other things) understand what is possible with dedication and enthusiasm. You won’t be disappointed with her approach and her encouragement.

    — Vanessa, mother of student

  • Our children have been going to Ms. Eugenie for years and they have chosen to continue because they enjoy the experience. Ms. Eugenie encourages my children but also looks for ways to help them grow. She makes an effort to get to know our children and has brought in varying kinds of music that will keep their interest. She has also looked for performance opportunities and holds recitals to celebrate all her students.

    — Feanna, mother of two students