European School of Music

European School of Music is a music school in Sandy Springs, Georgia. It offers private lessons in piano, violin, viola, ukulele, guitar, accordion, clarinet, saxophone, flute, recorder, percussion, voice, music theatre, and chess. Instruction is available for children ages five and older and for adults, from beginners through advanced players. Lessons are held in Sandy Springs and Buckhead, and the school holds a rating of 4.80.

The school was established in 1993 and has spent more than 30 years providing music education and concerts to the Atlanta metro community. Its teaching follows the fundamental principles of classical pedagogy and the heritage of composers and performers. The stated goals are to teach students to love playing their instruments, to feel and appreciate music, and to develop intellectual capabilities through music and chess. The method is designed to build musical ability and a lasting love of music while strengthening focus, concentration, and attention, and it includes relaxation techniques that apply beyond music study. Instructors tailor lessons to each student, whether the aim is preparation for a competitive conservatory or playing for pleasure and relaxation. Students perform in the school's own acoustic recital hall, including piano duos pairing student and teacher. European School of Music operates alongside Southeast Nature Society as part of The Conservatoire, a nonprofit educational organization. Its graduates include a Hollywood composer and a PhD pianist.

The school sits on Roswell Road, about a quarter mile from Mount Paran Road Northeast and roughly half a mile from Fountain Oaks and Mount Paran Road Northwest. The North Fulton Training Center is about 0.3 miles away.

Families in Sandy Springs and Buckhead looking for classical training in piano, strings, voice, or chess will find more than three decades of teaching behind the school's approach.