music lessons Frisco Tx
Music lessons for piano, voice, drums, guitar & bass
Following the overwhelming success of our instructors and students at our Allen Studio we launched our Frisco Studio in June 2013. With our student centered philosophy of teaching and the skills of our outstanding instructors, we’ve helped hundreds of students become skilled and talented musicians and confident performers.
We would love to show you around our unique space located on Legacy at the entrance to Stonebriar Country Club, just half a mile north of Highway 121.
Get to know our instructors by checking out their bio’s below then schedule an appointment with us. We’ll look forward to visiting with you.
Matt Burk Music Studio
Music School in Frisco, TX
1701 Legacy Drive, #150
Frisco, TX 75034
At Matt Burk Music Studio in Frisco we intentionally create fun learning environments.
Our instructors are trained to listen to your desires and goals in music and to identify your unique learning style. We believe everyone can excel in music and share their gift with the world!
Meet our INCREDIBLE FRISCO MUSIC TEACHERS
+ Brandon Keaton, Guitar & Bass
From the moment I heard Metallica’s classic ‘Fade to Black’ at age 15, I was instantly mesmorized by the song structure. It was just so different and I loved it. This interest launched me into my lifelong passion and pursuit of the guitar and bass. My brother also had a desire to learn the guitar and suggested that we both start taking lessons from a neighbor who had a music degree from UCLA.
My mom took my brother and I to the local music store and told us we could pick out any guitar we wanted. This was a sacrifice for her, but she saw the spark in us and wanted to fan those flames.
+ Isaac Aguileras, Piano
Hi, my name is Isaac! My love for music began in kindergarten when I started learning piano, inspired by my older brother who would play for our family and at church. Watching him perform sparked something in me, and that passion for music has grown ever since.
While piano was my first instrument, I later took up the harp and studied it seriously throughout high school. My harp instructor played a huge role in shaping who I am as a musician. He not only helped me develop my technique and musicality, but also taught me life lessons that still stick with me today—lessons about confidence, resilience, and finding joy in the process. His encouragement helped me realize the power of having your own voice in music.
+ Christiana Schiller, Voice
Hi! I am Christiana Schiller, originally from San Jose, California, and now living in Denton, Texas. I have been studying voice since I was 4 years old and recently graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Jazz Studies from the University of North Texas.
I have had the privilege of performing at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House, and I have won several awards, including a Downbeat Student Music Award in the Vocal Soloist division.
+ Tommy Hodges, Drums
Hi, I'm Tommy! I've been drawn to music for as long as I can remember — banging on the piano as a toddler while trying to mimic my older sisters. But it wasn't until I discovered The Beatles at age eight that I truly fell in love with music. That was the spark that lit the fire.
While piano was my entry point, it didn’t take long for me to fall in love with rhythm — and that’s where drums came in. Drumming quickly became my main focus and voice as a musician. Today, I’m a dedicated drum teacher and performer, passionate about helping students develop their skills behind the kit, understand rhythm, and express themselves through percussion.
+ KP, Music Production
My love for music started when I was just seven years old. My mom used to do fashion shows, and I’d be the kid breakdancing in between sets — music has always been in my bones. A few years later, I picked up the trumpet after spending hours watching my uncle play. I was hooked.
At one point, my trumpet instructor told me I wasn’t doing well — but instead of giving up, I switched to the baritone and dedicated my entire summer to practicing. That hard work paid off when I made All-Region, earned first chair, and even received a scholarship.