About Grace Music School
Since our opening in December 2001, we’ve striven to treat all our students like they’re part of our family. That’s why we’re committed to providing the highest quality music instruction in a fun, inviting atmosphere that keeps our students coming back for more.
Family Founded & Locally Operated
As members of the community ourselves, we take pride in giving back by providing scholarships to local schools, performing at charity events, and supporting other local causes. We want all students to have the opportunity to discover the joy of music.
About Grace
Grace Casey is the school’s director. Grace received her bachelor’s degree in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and her master’s degree in Piano Performance at NYU where she studied with Eduardus Halim, an accomplished concert pianist and former student of Vladimir Horowitz. Grace was also an adjunct professor as part of NYU’s piano faculty and was formerly a member of the Manhattan School of Music Summer Camp faculty.
Grace has been teaching piano since 2005, both privately and at a various music schools, and has performed at Carnegie and Steinway Halls, Lincoln Center, the Staller Center, Greenfield Hall and well as other locations around New York City. She was the pianist with the orchestra Symphony Z as part of the Tribeca New Music Festival and has performed as a solo pianist at Smithtown Gospel Tabernacle. She attended and performed at the Tanglewood Summer Music Institute, Summit Music Festival, Burgos International Music Festival in Spain, the International Academy of Music in Italy and the Stony Book University Summer Music Festival.
Grace was also selected as one of the recipients of the Long Island “30 under 30” award for making a positive contribution to her community and industry. She was also the first place winner in the Long Island Choral Society‘s 23rd Annual Young Artists Competition while a Freshmen in High School.
Grace is passionate about the importance and need for music in every person’s life, and that learning music is “not just about the music” because of the strong correlation between music and success in other areas of life.
