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    Texas Music Emporium - TME has lessosn featuring guitar great Rusty Cooley!

    Texas Music Emporium

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    Best Music store in all Texas!!!! Real pros working there and an Amazing probably the best Guitar…read moreTech in all Texas working there as well.

    I've been doing business with this place since the mid 90s and they've never done me wrong. I…read morehighly recommend them Zakk Wylde even come out and play in front of the store every now and again so it's a win win win. And they also give you a case every time you buy a guitar because every guitar comes with the case, they give it to you in the original case unlike other music stores that we all know such as Sweetwater, Guitar Center, American music supply or AMS none of them in the original case you have to buy it for extra $200-$300. At TME they give you a case whatever Guitar you buy I've never left that store without a case. A hardshell case at that not a gig bag. But a real hardshell case that you could stand on all the guitars in it, and it will not hurt the Guitar. I even had one fall out the back of a truck and hit the ground pretty hard in the hard showcase and they were both fine. All three were fine 73 Gibson and less Paul 1998 seven string Ibanez RGS/RGA?? 7 7120 something like that. it was black with a Floyd rose. I don't remember what kind of pick up cause back man seven strings had just come out not many people knew how to plan now they're just as easy if not easier to play in a sixth string because everything's based on seven patterns and the strings of positions and fingering on each string and on and on and on, I think if you learn guitar theory with a seven string, you wear your ass fit a lot faster than having to see the seven string feeding pattern and the fingering positions just to get a seven string so you don't have to skip that seventh repeating pattern you just play it also you get a full three octaves instead of two octaves and 4 notes so basically anywhere from 17 to 19 notes Max. On a seven string you can complete the whole fingering pattern in each three note for string pattern and you played 3 office and your notice that if there are a much shorter space on the six string it will go from like 5th fret to 7 or eight, possibly nine

    Music & Arts

    Music & Arts

    (14 reviews)

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    This was a good find! My Bassplayer and I had a gig last Friday. Notice I said Bassplayer. For this…read moreparticular gig, he was backing me up on guitar. He realized he left the right cord at home and we had to find somewhere quick to get a quarter inch to quarter inch cord. I started frantically calling around and this place was the closest to our gig which was still 17 minutes away. I wish I couldn't remember the sweet young lady's name that answered the phone. Maybe Mel or Melanie? She told me right away they had the cord in stock and I sent him right over. He picked up the cord and saved the day. From what I understand it was pretty fair priced as well. Anyway, thanks so much Music & Arts for saving our the night.

    As a parent whose child attends Music & Arts, I have gained valuable insights into what makes a…read morelocal business truly successful through my family's experience with their Yelp presence and overall service quality. This retail music store and lesson center exemplifies how exceptional customer service and genuine care for students can create a thriving community-centered business. From the moment you walk through the door, the customer service at Music & Arts sets them apart. The front desk staff consistently maintains a positive demeanor that makes every visit pleasant. Whether I'm dropping off my child for a lesson, asking questions about scheduling, or simply checking in, I'm always greeted with warmth and professionalism. This positive atmosphere isn't just surface-level politeness--it reflects a genuine culture of respect and helpfulness that permeates the entire organization. In an age where many businesses treat customer interactions as mere transactions, this personal touch makes families feel valued and welcomed. One aspect that particularly impresses me is their scheduling system. As any parent knows, coordinating children's activities with work commitments and family obligations can be incredibly challenging. Music & Arts excels at working with families to find lesson times that accommodate everyone's needs. They demonstrate flexibility when schedule changes are necessary and communicate proactively about any adjustments. This reliability and understanding has made music lessons a stress-free part of our weekly routine rather than another source of scheduling anxiety. The quality of instruction at Music & Arts is equally impressive. The teachers are highly knowledgeable in their respective instruments and teaching methods. My child's instructor doesn't just teach notes and techniques--they foster a genuine love for music while building technical skills progressively. The teachers understand how to work with different learning styles and age groups, adapting their approach to each student's needs. I've watched my child's confidence and ability grow significantly under their guidance, which speaks volumes about the instructors' expertise and dedication. What makes this store even more appealing is its affordability. Quality music education can often come with a hefty price tag, pricing out many families who want to give their children these opportunities. Music & Arts offers competitive rates that make private music lessons accessible without compromising on quality. This commitment to affordability suggests they prioritize serving the community over maximizing profits, which always keeps me coming back!

    School of Rock

    School of Rock

    (5 reviews)

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    Kingwood

    NOT JUST FOR KIDS! Kingwood School of Rock is a great place for learning how to play popular music…read moreand rocking out with a band. I am an adult learner and have been with SoR for about a year. I'm having tons of fun playing great music with other like-minded adults. They have also been fantastic during covid with remote and/or in-person lessons and rehearsals. A great place to start living your best rock 'n roll life. Shout outs to Nathan and Garrett for being such fun instructors, and thanks to Sarah for running such a great school.

    Our 10-year-old was enrolled in School of Rock from August 2015 through May 2016. In our case, for…read more$300 per month (a contracted automatic charge to our credit card), the following was offered: -1 45-minute individual lesson per week -1 90-minute group lesson per week -1 weekend performance, approximately every 3 months, off-site (in our case, 2 songs were performed, but it involved a half- to full-day commitment by the time we drove, watched, and drove home) Our son enjoyed it, and his time there was beneficial for us in that he developed an appreciation for classic rock. We did experience what seemed to be some growing pains, and it was difficult for us to maintain the schedule due to other obligations that inevitably popped up, not to mention holiday closures. In the end, we got behind in classes and ultimately withdrew in the hole, no fault of School of Rock who tried to accommodate, but because of our busy lives. (Notably, there is a requisite 30-day notice to cancel. Be aware of this should you decide to enroll or withdraw.) Would we do it again? Maybe... if life were a bit less chaotic!

    Kingwood Music School

    Kingwood Music School

    (2 reviews)

    Kingwood

    I took violin lessons here for three months and had to transfer back to my previous facility. My…read moreinitial interest in Kingwood music school was to learn from an experienced teachers who was stable in their field. Meaning I didn't have to worry about switching teachers due to them returning to school or taking on fulltime employment elsewhere. I would come to regret this!!! Kingwood music school is a two story building with multiple teachers. Sometimes it has an odd smell, like spoiled milk or something. The women in the front desk are friendly and helpful. They provided good information and are responsive to questions. The teacher and student population are diverse in age and race. My biggest drawback was the teacher. As I mentioned I took violin here after taking lessons 8 months elsewhere. Prior to starting at Kingwood music school, I enjoyed learning and the challenge of the violin. However, I decided to leave after feeling more frustration and annoyed with the teacher. She is so meticulous and tedious about everything , we spent months going over the same thing. She could not remember where we left off the previous week and just felt disconnected. She never asked why I wanted to learn, whether I played before or my goals. My goal was for self enjoyment, not the symphony orchestra, so the snap behavior was not necessary. I began to regret going to lessons with her. When I terminated sessions they (front desk or teacher) never asked why. Which tells me either they don't care or it's normal to them. Either way stay clear of interested in violin!!!

    I have taken guitar from Mr. Keith for over a year. He has a ton of patience and gives enough…read morevariety in each lesson that it makes it enjoyable. Keith and the staff has been great about working around my travel schedule which has been a chore in and of itself. Because there are so many teachers (dozens?), I can highly recommend the school to anyone with no musical background, like me, or to someone of the most advanced skills. It's well worth your time.

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