Calvary Academy Music Institute

Calvary Academy Music Institute allows students to expand their musical horizons through private lessons. Our private music lessons offer an enjoyable, challenging learning environment where students are taught in an encouraging way that increases their desire to learn and succeed. Whether your student is beginning lessons or has been playing or singing for years, our teachers will work with him/her to build a solid foundation with proper techniques while advancing the skill level of your student.

We understand how busy lives can be and will work with you to find time around your student's schedules. If your student's class schedule allows, he or she may be able to receive lessons during normal school hours. Some teachers are members of the International Federation of Music Clubs which allows your student to perform in front of area teachers and earn recognition as they progress in the Federation.

Currently, CAMI offers PIANO lessons only. We are searching for instructors for additional instruments and voice lessons. If interested in becoming a CAMI instructor, please contact CAMI Director, Kaitlynn Houchin, at KHouchin@CASpringfield.org.

Books

Your student is responsible for the cost of books and/or music used during lessons.

Recitals

Your student is strongly encouraged to participate in both recitals hosted in the fall and spring of each year.

Age Minimum

Piano minimum - age 5

Calvary Academy Music Institute lessons are not just for Calvary Academy students! Homeschool students, students from other schools, and adult students are welcome.

Please review the General Rules and Procedures before completing the online registration.

Please contact CAMI Director, Kaitlynn Houchin, at KHouchin@CASpringfield.org for more information and questions.

CAMI Student Registration Form

CAMI Adult Registration Form

Meet the CAMI Instructors

ANGELA BLAKLEY

Angela has been teaching since she was fifteen. She began taking piano when she was in second grade, competed through Festival and Guild and other talent shows, and grew to accompany soloists and the choir in high school.

She first began teaching students from her home church in Pleasant Plains at the age of 15. Since then, through college and growing a family, Angela has developed her home studio, and now she also teaches at CAMI. Angela has been married to her husband Braden since 2007, and they have three children. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and being with her large extended family.