This week marked another exciting milestone in Horizon School of Music’s long standing partnership with Electronic Arts as we hosted a Piano Open House for EA employees.

Our relationship with Electronic Arts began in 2008, when Horizon founder Kris Schulz first began teaching music lessons onsite. Nearly two decades later, we’re proud to see that partnership continue to grow, giving employees the opportunity to explore music in a way that fits their busy professional lives.

The event also marked the official introduction of one of Horizon’s newest instructors, Jack Chen, who joined Kris in welcoming employees and sharing Horizon’s personalized approach to music education. From complete beginners to experienced musicians, every student begins their journey by helping us understand their musical interests, goals, and the music that inspires them, allowing us to create a learning experience that’s tailored to each individual.

Special thanks go to Kimberlee Jane, whose organization and support helped make the event such a success.

At Horizon School of Music, we believe music has the power to reduce stress, spark creativity, build confidence, and bring people together. We’re honoured to bring those benefits directly into the workplace, making it easier than ever for employees to learn, play, and create without leaving the office.

We’d like to thank everyone at Electronic Arts for their continued partnership and warm hospitality. We look forward to helping even more employees discover the joy of music in the months and years ahead.

Because life is too short to learn music you don’t love.