I have been working with Eric for almost two years now. He is very talented and knowledgeable not…read moreto mention patient. He is a great teacher. When I look back to when I first started and the frustrations...and where I am now it is night and day (although I am no Jimmy Paige ...yet). Not only has Eric taught me the techniques - he has provided the encouragement to keep practicing and improving. I also like that we play what I want to play and he guides the process. He makes learning and practicing the guitar fun! I highly recommend.

I took bass lessons from Eric this year and it was great. Eric is a very good teacher. I'm in my…read more50s and always wanted to learn bass, but came in cold. Eric catered to my needs and music preferences. He made it easy to learn quickly. Gave me homework to practice between weekly lessons, which helped my confidence increase quickly. I strongly recommend Eric.

THis place is popular. We can't get in and try with an instructor we wanted to try with. Parking…read morelot is small. There are a lot of kiddos here on the weekends. Its about $46 for 30 minutes. Pricey but worth it?

I'll add a small update given Shannon responded publicly here but missed the point. The reason…read moregiven for ending lessons has minimal importance compared to the way Shannon handled the situation. Abruptly ending 2+ years of lessons, via email, with a 6 year old, without prior discussion is unforgivable. Not responding to a request for discussion on this abrasive decision is rude. It is possible to end lessons or deal with challenges with grace, however that requires her to make an effort. Shannon's tactless actions speak louder than her inadequate words. Original review below: Our 6 year old son, Alexander studied with Shannon Keeler at Puget Sounds Piano School for over 2 years. This past week, 2 days after our normal weekly lesson, Shannon unexpectedly terminated the lessons, effective immediately with 0 notice, via email, no goodbyes permitted, stating that we would not be able to study from any instructors at the school. We followed up immediately requesting to discuss since this was such a surprise. At a minimum we wanted to allow Alexander to say goodbye. We never heard back from Shannon. The lack of empathy and professionalism from a teacher dealing with children every day is repugnant! We explained to Alexander that Shannon had become too busy to teach him and that he would not be able to say goodbye to her. Alexander was in tears all night. Shannon broke Alexander's heart by discarding our family like it was a piece of trash. Shannon's reasoning for terminating lessons in the email was that she can't teach Alexander "in her own way". She mentions "You have definite ideas about his studies, and they contradict mine." My wife and I have both taught piano in the past. We mentioned our background to Shannon to assure her we could help at home if necessary given Alexander struggles at school occasionally. We never challenged or contradicted anything Shannon taught. There was no discussion of the challenges Shannon was encountering prior to termination via email. We help Alexander with piano a minimal amount at home; mostly making sure that he spends 10 minutes practicing most days. Our goals for piano lessons are to expose him to music, have fun, pick up some discipline along the way and learn how to work through some of the challenges encountered. I'm not pushing for him to pursue music as a career or to be a virtuoso. Given these goals are incompatible with Shannon's ideas is incredulous. It is clear that she is insecure and intimidated about having a parent who can independently assess and assist with fostering their child's musical growth. Shannon has a pretty standard contract that parents are required to sign which states if we decide to quit we need to give her 2 weeks notice. It also says: "We are very open to hearing your opinions about your or your student's musical experience. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any observations, questions or concerns. We shall attempt to return all calls and emails within 24 hours." Shannon violated each aspect of this contract. If you are still reading this review and are looking for a piano teacher, please contact any of the other 100+ possibilities in the area to minimize the drama Puget Sounds Piano School will possibly have on your family.

This place is great . My 7 year old daughter loves and is learning fast with Brandon . Great…read moreattitude. Always smiling , awesome with kids ! 5 stars !!

These guys are great. Can't say enough about them. The instructors are all top notch, all seem to…read morereally enjoy teaching. They have been flexible when one of the kids is sick. It is more like family there, than going for a 30 minute lesson, and they really care about you making progress. They also teach in a way that starts with "what kind of music do you like? What are your favorite songs?" And then you start from there, learning things you care about until it all comes together. If that wasn't enough, you have the ensembles...Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Clapton, Santana. What better way to learn than putting together a band for 10 weeks? But again, that isn't enough. How about pushing your comfort zone, and having you and your little band (and all the other little bands, etc.) perform at a local restaurant? Our whole family (5 of us) now takes lessons there, and definitely better than anywhere else I have been. I just wish they offered a family discount :)

Playing a show in Enumclaw, and realized we had not packed our cymbal stands for the drum kit…read more Enumclaw music came to the rescue and supplied us with what we needed. Friendly courteous and over the top when it comes to service. We highly recommend them.

This is a great little music store. I bought my first ukelele there. The owner is such a really…read morenice guy. Very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend checking this store out.

Ned is more than just a great drum teacher, he's a human encyclopedia of percussion, an amazing…read moreanalyst of style and technique, a really, really nice guy, and most importantly a great drum teacher. I started seeing Ned when I'd decided that after becoming pretty competent in Rock Band, I might actually try learning for real. I've always thought about drumming but never pursued it. In the past year not only has Ned inspired a love of drumming I never knew I could have, my technique and skills have vastly improved. Not only can I handle an acoustic set with confidence, I can kill at Rock Band now too :). I would recommend Ned for anyone in the greater Seattle area who is looking for a holistic drum teaching experience.

We originally started lessons with Ned because my middle-school aged son wanted to play drum set…read more Ned was excellent, getting my son to understand the basics of playing on a set. However, it turns out my son started to favor symphonic band and orchestral playing. Ned adjusted his lessons to now cover not only rock and roll drumming, but things like proper tympani technique and snare drum rudiments, including drum corps and marching band techniques. Ned also helped him prepare for All State band and orchestra auditions. The end result was 3 years in all state in high school, and 4 years on the drum line at UW.

Wow! I can't…read morebelieve I'm the first to review Don. He must be new to the world of Yelp. I've seen Don Hopwood performing for years in the Northwest, first seeing his performances in Bellingham, WA. I can honestly say I have never seen a guitar player like Don before. His hands seem to effortlessly "spider" their way all over the fingerboard, creating a sound that is incredibly unique and beautiful. He has the ability to paint a picture with his music using his all encompassing harmonies and thoughtful melodies. His voice has a wonderful tenor quality to mix with his guitar playing. They perfectly work together. So beautiful! My instructions with Don have been so much fun, and very helpful. I've learned a ton of songs too(I love me some Neil Young, Wood Brothers, Dave Mathews and more). I've learned a ton of the theory behind chords, and how to mix them with melodies. Don is such a positive person to be around, and a wonderful person to learn from. I highly recommend Don as a teacher. There is a ton to learn from him.

Hi there,u can take my word as granted, Harris Such an amazing tutor who will never fail to…read moreamaze you with complicated guitar theories or lesson delivered in a way so Comprehensive u wont forget. Before coming to usa i used to take lesson From accomplished guitarist in my home country, i was well versed with fundamental guitar theories like modes arpegios for examples. I was kind of person who easily gives up because most of the time music teacher are methodical rather than conveying their lesson i a way best suited for students with different style/Knowledge /adaptability. The good thing about Harris, he will bring the best out of you whatever styles u play with. Forever indebt for the priceless lesson i got from himaybe in most affordable price around here......

Our son (7) wanted a guitar teacher who would give tailored one-on-one lessons to him. Boy did we…read morefind the right instructor in Harrison! He's a great teacher indeed, he's flexible and offers wonderful price packages as well. We would recommend him highly, especially for electric guitar lessons!!

Brilliant guitar teacher! Kind, patient and supportive of all levels of learning and styles.read more

I originally met Chris about two years ago when my six-year-old wanted to take guitar lessons. She…read moredidn't keep up with her lessons for very long, but then I took her spot as Chris' student! I've been happily studying guitar ever since under Chris' instruction, learning blues, rock, pop, and jazz songs along the way. Playing guitar has brought lots of joy to my life over the last few years, and it wouldn't have been possible without the fantastic instruction that I've received from Chris.