I thoroughly enjoy my lessons at Music Makers! I am sad that I've only recently discovered it by…read moreway of a close friend. I have currently been taking lessons with Rebecca. I grew up singing most of my life, however I have done it less and less as an adult. Working with Rebecca has shown me that the music has not completely left. Rebecca shows excitement for her students and champions you as you go along with the lesson. The lessons are also very affordable as well. After attending in person sessions for over a month I was able to change my schedule slightly. Even during this time when my schedule was crazy she allowed me to do my lessons virtually. As an adult I cannot tell you how beneficial this is to have someone work with your crazy schedule. I was able to successfully change my lessons to biweekly in a virtual setting. I plan to do more at Music Makers as time and money allows, I really enjoy my time with Rebecca.

What an awe inspiring, talented and committed group! Their passion and drive really brings out the…read morebest in our musicians of tomorrow. The creativity and energy really lifts this business above any others I know! Highly encourage anyone who wants to develop their inner rocker to go to Music Makers!

The Naval School of Music is designed to provide specialized musical training for designated…read morepersonnel of the Armed Forces. It is the first stop after basic training for instrumentalists and vocalists seeking to join the ranks of military bands. If you are a musician who also has a passion for the military, this is the way to go! You get to serve your country while enjoying your passion of music. This school is where you get the initial training, but you can return again for further training for your career in the military music program. They offer many different level of training courses. This unique facility is the largest of its kind in the world. Graduates of the Naval School of Music go on to become musical ambassadors throughout the United States and abroad as members of U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Bands. The school originally opened in June, 1935 in Washington D.C. It moved to Little Creek Base in 1955. The building had major reconstruction done to it last year and is now a state of the art facility. There are 9 rehearsal areas linked by closed-circuit television. They accommodate ensembles of virtually any size. There are more than 100 studios available for individual practice and instrumental instruction. Over 17,000 compositions are kept on file in the music library, and 1,000s of musical recordings, reference materials and publications are also available for student use and training. Additionally, a state of the art repair facility is maintained to service and repair the nearly 3,000 musical instruments presently carried on the Naval School of Music's inventory. All of the instructors at the school are professional musicians with the desire to help other military members through education and training. If you get the chance, stop by and see if you can get a tour and meet the amazing soldiers, sailors, and marines with the gift of music!

Great communication. Amazing teachers. I love the notes the voice teacher sends. And my daughter…read moreloves how much she treats her like a responsible person - giving homework and letting her help decide songs/warm ups.

My son is 5, and he is in the Rookies class. I can not sing, enough praise about the owner, Eric,…read moreand his staff. They are amazing with my son and their love of music definitely shines through. They are patient and fun! My son asks everyday, if today is the day, he gets to go to, The school of rock. Money well worth spent, in my opinion. They even offer scholarships for those kids who need help. I am so thankful that we found this place! Our sons love of music grows everyday, because of Eric and his staff.

Great selection as previously reviewed however the staff doesn't care about you. They recently had…read morea new student day and my son and I were the only ones who signed up. We figured this would mean more dedicated time and information. It was the exact opposite they tried to blow us off and I had to ask them twice to honor what was in the details of the day, which they still haven't done. We would've purchased a new amp and music if Charlie and the staff were more pleasant. Don't think we'll be using them for lessons or products after this interaction. Just go to guitar center!

I went into today to get a string for my cello (I'm a TOTAL beginner) and Katelyn was most helpful!…read moreShe taught me about cellos, showed me how to apply rosin and was super friendly! AMAZING customer service. I'll be back for sure!!!

My 6 year old loves it! He's been having such a great time learning new instruments and music. The…read moreprice is well worth it. I love that the instructors really care about teaching the kids and helping them grow, their love for music.

My son has taken lessons and performed with School of Rock for 5 years. He started with a Summer…read morecamp and worked his way up to House Band. It has been a fantastic experience! The teachers are amazing and the performance opportunities keep the kids learning and engaged. His primary instrument is guitar but over the years that has expanded to include bass, drums, and keys. Wherever his passion took him they were able to support him. I feel like I have gotten more than my moneys worth at every turn and I can not say enough good things about the owners, the teachers, and the support staff. If your kids have any interest in music at all you should check out School of Rock.

The Norva is just going banger after banger. Had to come see Hippie Sabotage! Transformational…read moreshow. Great security team. Very courteous staff and very clean. Still didn't eat here but the vibe was fantastic!

I did not particularly love my first visit to The Norva. The upstairs was blocked off for…read moremembers-only but that wasn't communicated in advance. There's no re-entry, and my boyfriend was hoping if we arrived early, he could find a seat up there. Instead, we had to wait for the concert to start an hour later while absolutely freezing our tushes off. It was absurdly cold. Even through the main act, the entire night was frigid. He's a bigger guy and he even said he was chilly. I purchased a long-sleeved shirt from the headliner, and that helped a bit but not enough. And yes, we were in the heart of the crowd. I've really never experienced that at a venue before, and hopefully it was just a fluke? I'd return but only if it's a band I really-really-really want to see.