Eskay’s Music Lessons in the News

Eskay’s Music Lessons 7th Anniversary was featured in two local publications, The Long Island Weekly and the Syosett Jericho Tribune. You can read the entire article online at these two links: Long Island Weekly  – Syosset Jericho Tribune

On August 16th we will be celebrating our 7th Anniversary! We are so proud and grateful to all of our students, teachers and their families for making Eskay’s Music Lessons what it is today.

As a special thank you, we are offering a promotion regarding our student referral bonus. For every student you refer to Eskay’s Music Lessons, when that student signs up for lessons, you will receive 2 complimentary lessons. There is no limit of complimentary lessons in relation to the number of students who sign up from your referral. They can sign up for any of the instruments and musical subjects we offer. This promotion will run from August 8-September 16, 2023. Please call 516-415-1825 for details.

When Sarah Khan booked the recital hall at Adelphi University’s Performing Arts Center two years ago for a 2018 music showcase, her Eskay’s Music Lessons was in its infancy and it would be a couple of months before she landed her first student. Fast forward to the present day and Khan’s business boasts about 100 clients in numerous communities including Syosset, Jericho, Manhasset, Great Neck and Old Westbury. The Brookville resident’s drive and determination led to this recent showcase (she preferred to not refer to it as a recital because “…sometimes people think of recitals as being serious and this is very much the opposite.”) The free event was purely voluntary for the participants and a chance for family and friends to experience the students’ progress. Read the complete article ->

What started out as a small music school, ‘Eskay’s Music Lessons,’ has turned into a major operation, which will be hosting its first concert at Adelphi University on April 22nd. Students, ranging in age from five to fourteen, will showcase their talents, which will include a violin duet, guitar solos, and woodwind instrumental performances.

Eskay’s Music Lessons was the inspiration of founder and owner, Sarah Khan, who wanted to give musically inclined children a place to have quality in-home instruction. Read the complete article ->

When Sarah Khan’s 23 students, including several from the Roslyn area, recently took the stage at the Adelphi University Performing Arts Center Recital Hall, it represented a substantial milestone for Eskay’s Music Lessons, her fledgling business centered on providing private music instruction for students throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. Read the complete article ->

Newsday – October 15, 2019 – Khan released her single “Home” from her EP “Dust It Off.” She has been singing since she was a girl and would spend hours on the swings singing to radio hits, especially those by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. In her 20s she honed her singing and songwriting skills and performed frequently at the Manhattan club Bitter End. She had planned for “Home,” written while she was looking for a mall parking space, to be her only song, but says the recording process was so fulfilling that she wanted to do a six-track EP. Upbeat and positive best describe Khan’s music, such as the title track with its message about being resilient or the electro pop beat of “Home.” When not working on her songs, Khan runs a successful music school, Eskay’s Music Lessons, based in Syosset that operates online. She’s hoping to line up some performances once clubs and concert venues reopen. “It would also be a dream to get my music featured in an independent film,” she adds.

Newsday – October 15, 2019 – Khan released her single “Home” from her EP “Dust It Off.” She has been singing since she was a girl and would spend hours on the swings singing to radio hits, especially those by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. In her 20s she honed her singing and songwriting skills and performed frequently at the Manhattan club Bitter End. She had planned for “Home,” written while she was looking for a mall parking space, to be her only song, but says the recording process was so fulfilling that she wanted to do a six-track EP. Upbeat and positive best describe Khan’s music, such as the title track with its message about being resilient or the electro pop beat of “Home.” When not working on her songs, Khan runs a successful music school, Eskay’s Music Lessons, based in Syosset that operates online. She’s hoping to line up some performances once clubs and concert venues reopen. “It would also be a dream to get my music featured in an independent film,” she adds.