Our Watertown White House of music location is home to some unique features and services. Conveniently located between Culvers and Pizza Ranch on Highway 26, mere miles from I-94, we’re in easy driving distance from Johnson Creek, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Madison, Oconomowoc, Sun Prairie, Beaver Dam, and Fort Atkinson.
Address:
1724 S. Church St.
Watertown, WI 53094
Store Hours:
| Monday – Thursday | Noon – 8pm |
| Friday | Noon – 6pm |
| Saturday | 9am – 4pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Step into our Watertown location and you’ll immediately feel a part of the local music community. From supporting the rich band and orchestra history in the local schools, to participating in local events such as Uke Circles at the library, and enjoying the 1st Brigade Band, and Watertown Area Community Orchestra, we have more than 20 years experience serving the Watertown area.
With three “generations” of store leadership, all with music degrees, our team brings deep product knowledge. We are proud to have helped several local band directors get their start, having taken lessons with us when they were just beginners, and love seeing our previous students bring their own kids back to learn to make Music for Life!
Trying to track down a hard-to-find piece of music? Our Watertown location is known for their ability to source a broad selection of sheet music and practice books. A large in-store inventory and our experience in print buying will put the right piece at your fingertips!
Our team has an extensive background in music education, with decades of experience as orchestra directors, teachers, and conductors. We are ready to support your schools music needs from classrooms to concerts.
Whether you need help with cleaning your instrument or have some questions about general care, the Brookfield team is always happy to lend a hand with basic instrument maintenance and on-site troubleshooting. Having problems with your instrument? Our team will do their part to help get it back up and running!
Money should never be the limiting factor when it comes to making music. We offer three ways to pay, subject to credit approval, so that you can find an option that best fits your budget! We also work with customers on a layaway plan that makes music a reality for every family!
Our staff members have extensive background working with churches throughout southern Wisconsin. If you are looking for a digital piano that has the versatility of serving as both a piano and an organ, with transposing and recording capabilities, consider Yamaha’s Clavinova line. From print music to microphones to mixers, we are here to help you enhance your performance and experience.
With three “generations” of store leadership, all with music degrees, our team brings deep product knowledge. We are proud to have helped several local band directors get their start, having taken lessons with us when they were just beginners, and love seeing our previous students bring their own kids back to learn to make Music for Life!
Alex Mortensen discovered her love of music and teaching while growing up in Wisconsin, surrounded by inspiring music, musicians, and instructors. She took her passions to Indiana University Bloomington’s Jacobs School of Music, where she received her BA in Multiple Woodwind Performance, studying oboe, saxophone, and flute. Alex has experience performing in various environments, including orchestras, ballet, big-band jazz ensembles, chamber groups, and contemporary (some of her favorite moments have involved working with living composers).
BM Multiple Woodwind Performance (3), Indiana University-Bloomington’s Jacobs School of Music
Alex has taught in a range of contexts for over eight years.
Alex primarily teaches in the classical style. She teaches beginner jazz and contemporary techniques, as well.
Oboe – Geckler, Barret, Rubank, Ferling Saxophone – Rubank, Ferling, Snavely Flute – Flute 101, Rubank, Taffanel and Gaubert, Trevor Wye
Instrument(s) Taught: Oboe, Saxophone, Flute Location(s): Waukesha I am most...
I started my musical journey at the age of 4, taking piano lessons from my daycare teacher. I started trumpet in middle school and switched to french horn when I got to high school, where I have stayed since. I recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, majoring in Horn Performance, and minoring in Jazz Studies. There I performed in many Wind Bands, Orchestras, Pit Orchestras, and Big Bands, including the Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra. My teaching style is not as strict as most teachers. I want to find a style that works for you, instead of trying to force you to learn in a way that is not as intuitive to you. My only big expectation is that you are willing to put in the effort to grow as a musician.
BM Horn Performance, Jazz Studies Minor, University of Wisconsin Stevens Point
Variety of experience over the last 5 years
Jazz, Improvisation, Classical, and Contemporary.
Instrument(s) Taught: French Horn: Beginner – Advanced, Trumpet: Beginner,...
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