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At Sweet Music USA, based in Granby, Massachusetts, we are committed to nurturing a lifelong love of music through exceptional education in a supportive community environment. We provide a range of lessons including violin, viola, cello, mandolin, and guitar, catering to different skill levels. Our mission is to create a community where the passion for music drives creativity and growth.

We are looking for team members who share our values of integrity, enthusiasm, and a deep appreciation for music. Our diverse opportunities range from instructional roles to administrative and support positions, all of which play a crucial part in connecting students with their musical aspirations and contributing to our local and extended community.

Sweet Music offers a dynamic and rewarding workplace where each member’s contribution significantly impacts our collective success and the enrichment of the community we serve. Whether you are starting your career or looking to bring your expertise into a new context, we offer roles that combine passion with professionalism, making every day a chance to develop both personally and professionally.

For more information on the variety of roles we offer and to apply, please visit our hiring page

Join us at Sweet Music USA, where we make music education both accessible and exciting for students across the globe.

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