Join our end-of-year concert live at Sugar Mouse featuring high school and college-level rock bands and alumni from Brooklyn Music School. Get tickets and support our young musicians!

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Join us June 15 and 16 as our adult ensembles take over the back room at Sisters!

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Please note: seating is limited and is first come, first served

Join us June 15 and 16 as our adult ensembles take over the back room at Sisters!

Tickets are available here

Please note: seating is limited and is first come, first served

As we wrap up our 2025-2026 Academic Year, we'd like to invite you to our Spring Spectacular - a culminating performance featuring our graduating high school seniors, ensembles, and advanced student soloists. Join us in the Playhouse as we celebrate how our students have grown this year, and watch our graduating seniors in their final show at BMS! Get tickets here.

All prospective and returning families are welcome to tour our building on Saturday, June 13th. To secure your spot on a tour, please fill out this form.

4:00 pm - Mari Rubio - Jr. A Suzuki Violin

4:00 pm - Damien Bleus - Early Period Jr. A Group Piano, in the Playhouse

5:00 pm - Juan Sebastian Suarez - Jr. A/B Choir

6:15 pm - Damien Bleus - Rhythm Nation Jr. A and Sr. B Group Piano, in the Playhouse

Join us for a magnificent evening at Tatiana Viscun’s studio recital, Baracarolle.

Born in Chelyabinsk, Russia, Tatiana's earliest musical memories are of the Russian and Ukrainian folk songs her parents sang. At the age of four, she began playing piano, igniting a lifelong passion with the instrument. She studied at the Special Music School in Krivoy Rog, Ukraine, and obtained her Bachelor of Music degree at the State Music College there. She went on to get a Master of Music from the State University of the Arts in Chisinau, Moldova, where she focused on Piano Performance and Pedagogy, Musical Pedagogy, and Choral Conducting.

Tatiana is inspired by the tradition of the Russian Piano School, which produced such incomparable performers as Sergey Rachmaninoff, Vladimir Horowitz, and Sviatoslav Richter and revered teachers such as Konstantin Igumnov and Heinrich Neuhaus. She feels inspired by a range of European and Russian composers, but retains a special affection for the Ballade No. 1, Op. 23 (G minor) by Chopin.

As a teacher, Tatiana strives to introduce her students to a broad range of musical possibilities, helping them develop a deep appreciation of the piano. Many of her students have won important piano competitions and festivals, and have been accepted at prestigious academies including Julliard, the Manhattan School of Music, the Special Music School at the Kaufman Center, the Boston Conservatory, and the St. Petersburg State Conservatory

4:00 pm - Mr. Fitz - Jr. A/B World Percussion

4:00 pm - Kyu Park - Jr. A/B Musical Theatre

4:00 pm - Amanda Tabor - Early Period Sr. A Group Piano Academic Year

6:15 pm - Moni Delgado - Strings n Things Jr. B and Sr. A Group Piano

4:00 pm - Kushaiah Hooper - Jr. A/B Drum Kids

4:00 pm - Damien Bleus - Early Period Jr. A Group Piano, in the Playhouse

6:15 pm - Damien Bleus - Rhythm Nation Jr. B and Sr. A Group Piano, in the Playhouse

4:00 pm - Mari Rubio - Jr. A Suzuki Violin

4:00 pm - Kyle Kelley - Early Period Jr. B Group Piano

5:00 pm - Kyle Kelley - Single Period Jr. B Group Piano