A complete music store with loads of sheet music, metronomes, saxophone reeds, and much more. Be…read moreprepared to be dazzled by the vast assortment of instruments and resources that allow one to pursue a positive vocation by providing others with the sound of music ; my professional musician brother, Scott. who plays French Horn in the National Symphony Orchestra, in Washington, D.C. and I patronized the store over the years, and I can eagerly vote that the store benefits from my personal account here on Yelp Elite. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Ordered sheet music and did not receive it. I ordered it elsewhere and asked them for a refund and…read morethey refused. Placed my order two weeks ago.

Today, I stopped in to sell some audio equipment. This shop has changed significantly since its…read moreprevious owner sold to Max Money Pawn (who has a sister store over by Papa Murphy's in Denton). I met with Jimmy, who's people-skills and service was well above what I have come to expect compared to the experiences I've had at other pawn shops in the Denton area. It is also very clean, especially after their renovations. This shop is definitely worth checking out.

I found this shop on Craigslist when I was looking for a Djembe drum. I contacted them via email…read moreand Katy was very gracious and offered to provide extra pictures for me. She offered to hold the drum for me all week since I couldn't get there until Saturday. I work in North Dallas and it was still a bit of drive to Denton, but boy was it worth it. I asked a question about the drum to the owner, Glen, and the first words out of his mouth were, "I know that I'm taking off $15.00 because of a slight tear on the drum head!" I hadn't even noticed it! He then offered to help me whenever I wanted to replace the drum head in the far future. His employee was also very nice. So I would highly recom- mend this pawn shop to anyone looking for a used instrument. They deal in high end equipment and their prices are very reasonable.

Super neat place for a musician, all of the employees were super friendly, but not in like a…read morecustomer service way, just genuinely good people.

This guitar center Is just sad.Theres nothing there its always empty. No one goes here .The…read morepercusion section is so buns. Just go to a diffrent guitar center dont even bother.

Thad Bonduris is a master of all trades, PERIOD. I heard him today playing a different style than…read moreI knew he ever did and he is amazing--quite a talented and broad ranged musician. I take lessons from Thad and see how his conviction and commitment to music reaches in many, many directions. A great player, a great teacher and really neat guy to be around. This is what makes Denton such a great music scene.

From the owner: Music Instruction on all instruments (and voice), targeted toward the individual's musical goals…read more Most lessons are in a private setting, but we have many student bands and ensembles, who get to perform publicly many times throughout the year. Informal jam sessions also take place in our fully-equipped facility on weekends. We also offer recording and songwriting workshops. All of this is backed by over 30 years of private teaching, and a Masters degree in Music education from University of North Texas.

I love Denton. After all, I did spend 5 years and my father's pennies there. This place is total…read morehippie, so automatically the people that work there (whether it be for money or peace) are very friendly. I've heard people have strange experiences there, but I have yet to see any. Voyagers Dream sells all kinds of stuff, from musical instruments to liberal themed buttons to weird peace-inspired clothing. They are one of few surviving businesses with all the Fry St. demolitions :( The incense is great! I stock up every few weeks when me and the bf trek up to Denton for our Chopsticks fix and his comic book subscriptions.

i heard this place closed at the end of the year. anyone know if that's true? now, i'm not trying…read moreto be a bitch or anything, but the only thing voyager's had going for it was the simple fact that it was a local, independently owned business. i mean, unless you're the ren fair type. and if so, i apologize. sometimes i wondered how the owner made enough money selling sarongs and incense to stay open for as long as he did. oh, the owner's 'death car' outside documenting the deaths in the iraq war was interesting, but you didn't have to go inside to see that. it's parked at the corner of fry and hickory every day. now, i will say that the owner is notorious for soliciting free massages to pretty girls, and there was a not-so-nice rumor about his behavior at a certain play on campus...but i won't get into details, because it's hearsay. but still, this guy is either really nice or really creepy.

This isn't just guitars! We were expecting mostly guitars, amps and stands. What we got felt like…read moreeverything!! They sell instruments, offer rentals, do repairs and have lessons. When we walked in, we were immediately greeted and offered assistance, but we were just browsing so we declined. As we wandered towards the guitars (plenty of which they have out and ready to play) I was already surprised to come across trombone and tuba stands. I also can't recall seeing so many amps in one place before! As I wandered around I didn't just see guitars, but massive drum sets, stage lighting and DJ equipment! There were also replacement parts and cleaning equipment too. It appeared to have a range for all budgets too! This is a one stop shop, wow!! I think my favorite little find was the percussion section. I stopped because I was trying to figure out what a plastic yellow banana was doing in a music store. It was a shaker, in fact there was a fruit shaker assortment, lol. That led me to checking out the different shapes of tambourines and I discovered not one, but three types of cowbells! That literally made my day! The only real regret I had about not asking for assistance is I spotted what appeared to be a rehearsal room in the back with clear glass that was labeled Acoustic Instruments. I could see some acoustic guitars on the wall in there, but there were also people in there and I didn't want to risk interrupting a lesson or rehearsal. I wanted to ask about it, but only for my own curiosity. Since there were so many customers around needing help, I decided to let it slide and discover the answer on a future visit. They offer music lessons, which is cool! They had a couple of programs and they had their instructors listed on a wall with their credentials and what they teach. It seems they all teach guitar, bass and ukulele. I also noticed drums and keys on there too. This is a great spot to stop in and check out and jam a little while perusing. If you're ready to drop some cash on a Fender, you can do that here. If you got a student learning a new instrument, they have guides and instructional materials. If you need coaching, they offer lessons. If you damaged something, they offer repair. I saw some used items too, so if you are looking to unload an older instrument, you can apparently do that here too! You can even just stop in and get some musician inspired playing cards! How cool! Have fun! :)

Over priced inflexible and limited teaching…read more Spent almost 2 years. My daughter LEARNED in the first 3 months then it was just a waste of money and time. Since changing she has accomplished in 60 days more than the entire time there.

The knowledge of the personnel and the quality of product are great. I've learned not to buy an…read moreinstrument online as I don't have a trained eye for potential defects. I purchased an Eastman tenor ukulele with a beautiful tone, and the chords are easy to play--something I've never experienced before with my previous stringed instruments.

Just received my new Eastman E1P-CLA, super fast shipping and exactly what I was after. Will use…read moreSKY for future Eastman purchases!