Ed Mascari Piano Studio's
New Second Location in Hudson MA

After more than 3 decades of successful teaching in Natick, Ed Mascari is delighted to announce the opening of the Ed Mascari Piano Studio's second location in

Ed combines his background of performing and composing with the experience of teaching a wide variety of children and adults who have different interests, skills and goals. Because his proven method of piano teaching has helped so many students learn to play the music they love, Ed can now offer the same quality of instruction to students who live in Hudson, Stow, Sudbury and surrounding towns.

Whether you are a parent of a 7 year old child, a retired adult anxious to return to playing the piano or someone in between, you will quickly experience the benefits of learning music in a relaxed atmosphere from a patient and encouraging teacher. The skilled instructors at the Ed Mascari Piano Studio's are there to offer you the same quality, style and system of teaching that has helped hundreds of Ed Mascari's piano students to succeed over the past 30 years.

The historic Odd Fellows Building at is the new second home for the Ed Mascari Piano Studio. Conveniently located at the intersection of Routes 85 and 62 at the rotary, the studio is also easily accessible from Routes 495 and 290. Free parking is available both on the street and behind the library.

Suite 4 on the second floor of the building is a bright and cheerful spot for the studio. You'll certainly enjoy learning in such a wonderful atmosphere. We are also delighted to join two well known arts organizations as neighbors in the same building. Symphony Pro Musica is located in the next suite and Studio Ballet of Hudson can be found on the 3rd floor.

On Tuesday, Oct. 7, the Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed the Ed Mascari Piano Studio to its new location in Hudson, MA. Organized and directed by Chamber President & CEO Sarah Cressy, the official ribbon cutting ceremony was held at noon. This event was followed by a reception inside the new studio which is located at on the Rotary in the downtown Hudson historic district.

In selecting the new studio location, Mr. Mascari, who has lived in Hudson for the past four years, wanted a place that was highly visible and convenient to get to. Commenting to the MetroWest Daily News on the new location, Mr. Mascari observed that, "The new studio is right downtown, right across from the library. It gives parents who are dropping their children off for a lesson a chance to run errands because there are a lot of things around us."

Attendees at the event made up of a veritable Who's Who of the Hudson community. Among the 50 participants were Bob Larkin, Chairman of the Board of the Directors of the Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce, State Representative Patricia A. Walrath, and Hudson Selectman Sonny Parente as well as Kate Hogan, both candidates for the State Legislature. Also on hand were Donald Garcia, Chairman of the Hudson Economic Development Commission and President of Boyd Coatings Research Co., Arthur P. Reading, Chairman of the Hudson Business Association and owner of Hudson Appliance as well as Jan Patterson, Executive Director of the nearby Hudson Arts Alliance.

In addition to Mr. Mascari, two new faculty members of the Ed Mascari Piano Studio are already busy giving piano lessons at the new location. Instructors Alberto Martinez and Robin Cho are teaching on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings. The studio is doing so well that Mr. Mascari is already looking for a third teacher to being giving lessons on Wednesday.