The Raleigh School of Music Formula for Success
Our Philosophy
Your Commitment to Yourself
Our Commitment to You
We are a foundational music college for students 3 - 100 years old! This means that we take your student's music education seriously. We realize that not everyone is destined to become a professional musician. (But wouldn't it be nice to have the choice when they get to that level?) We believe that anyone, with our guidance, can go as far as they want to go with music.
Our Commitment to You
Your Commitment to Yourself
Our Commitment to You
We are committed to helping you become the musician you are meant to become. We provide the perfect mix of honest (yet caring) feedback, unique performing opportunities, confidence-building techniques, and the tools and techniques that only an expert program can provide.
Your Commitment to Yourself
Your Commitment to Yourself
Your Commitment to Yourself
What makes our program so successful is the commitment to the weekly lessons. We experience the most impactful musical growth from students when they attend regularly and consistently. We have a happiness guarantee - you can stop lessons by canceling in writing by the end of the first month.
Music School in Raleigh
Erin Moorman - Owner/Director
Erin received her Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Appalachian State University and her Master of Music in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from East Carolina University. A former elementary school music teacher in Wake County Public Schools, she has taught students since 2005. Ms. Moorman directed an outreach opera for high schoolers at Long Leaf Opera, directed many summer musicals, and has directed opera scenes for East Carolina Opera Theatre. In addition to directing, Ms. Moorman stage managed operas for Asheville Lyric Opera. As a performer, Ms. Moorman has sung with the North Carolina Opera, the Asheville Lyric Opera Company, Opera Company of North Carolina, the East Carolina Opera Theatre, the Appalachian State Opera, and the UNCGreensboro Opera. She has also acted in film and theater. She performed in an opera concert series with Asheville Lyic Opera all over Western North Carolina. She performed the role of Cio-Cio San in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly with East Carolina Opera Theater and Pitti-Sing in The Mikado with the Durham Savoyards. She sang the role of Nedda in Triangle Opera Studio’s I Pagliacci. She believes that anyone can learn how to play an instrument or sing. It is not about talent, It is about commitment.