Experienced tutor in Music theory in Granby, Adam offers private lessons tailored to your needs.

I like the fact that he is patient and has a deep understanding and experience with the style of music I want to learn: Irish and Scottish music. He's very good with theory and is also a very good mentor. He lets me contact him during the week instead of waiting until the end of the week at the lesson, which is very nice of him. I like the fact that he plays so beautifully himself!

We worked with one of the teachers, Adam Sweet, to put on a series of events at the community over 2014, 2017 and most recently, 2021. The music was gorgeous, Mozart and Bach, the musicians were talented and friendly, and working with Mr. Sweet was a dream. Will do again!

Working with Sweet Music was a harmonious blend of musical excellence, cultural depth, and artistic innovation. Their dedication to preserving and celebrating musical traditions while embracing modern technology made this collaboration not just a musical journey, but a truly multidimensional experience. I would highly recommend Sweet Music to anyone looking for a partner in creating music that resonates with both the heart and the soul.

I started studying with Adam Sweet in 2013 and it has been a fun and very helpful experience. What I like best about Sweet Music is that Adam works to create ensemble groups so that every student, even beginners, have the chance to make music with others. That's how you grow as a musician--playing with others who are better than you!

I wanted to hire the best mandolin teacher in western Mass and I got him!

I can't praise Adam Sweet enough! I came to him on a recommendation from another student, a colleague at UMass. I am a chef there. My friend has been encouraging me to learn how to play the mandolin so I can join a little group that plays for functions here on campus. Mr. Sweet's studio is convenient (in Granby), he's personable and friendly, he's incredibly knowledgeable about theory, music history, the mandolin, and everything else. He taught me to play and I must say I'm thrilled to be a part of his organization. I've met many other adults who are also learning and they are all very nice people. I joined the Celtic group which meets on Thursdays and I love it!

Adam Sweet is the best teacher I've ever had! I wanted to learn how to play mandolin for my own enjoyment. I had never played a musical instrument before. I'm retired (66) and thought it would be nice to have something to do in my retirement. Not only did I learn how to play, but Mr Sweet encouraged me to join Mandolin New England, a mandolin orchestra he directs. I've been very happy and very busy learning and playing with others!