My son started piano lessons here with Mrs Carolyn and I'm excited since he connected with her…read more He's shown interest everyday at home he wants to play the piano. Read the piano books and has found a new hobby. She's good with him and keeps my autism child engaged. I also do my part at home going over the music notes and how his hands should be. The book she's working with him has characters, and nice colors for him to keep him focused. It's a plus that my son loves to read as well. I'm glad we gave this a place a chance for piano lessons !

Today was Music Maker Days 2025. Robert Arsenault the Store Manager and Griffin D'Amato an…read moreassociate. Both staff members were my engineers for my performance. They both were knowledgeable, understanding and supportive. I look forward to working with both of these guys in the future. For other artists I highly recommend you working with, Robert Arsenault plus Griffin D'Amato. Both professionals graduated from Western Connecticut State University Visual & Performing Arts Center. If you need your music mixed and mastered then Griffin D'Amato is the perfect producer. Lastly, this store provides exactly what a artist needs.

Really nice place..went on a tour and was impressed with the studio spaces. Loved seeing the older…read morekids who are in bands - so cool! My little guy took the Rookies class here last spring but unfortunately it wasn't the best fit for us. My son enjoyed the class, but we weren't getting much out of it other than fun...which is GREAT and I would fine with with paying for an activity just for fun, but for $50/class, I was hoping he would learn more - which I think he would if he were a little older. It proved challenging because sometimes it would be a very small group of 2 or 3 students and it would seem like he was getting good instruction and other times the studio would be packed with kids without much individual attention and some kids were very disruptive to the class. Again, totally normal for young kids, but too much to pay in my opinion for that age range for what they got out of it. I will gladly pay that when he is a little older and able to get more out of the classes. I'd recommend this place to older kiddos and teenagers, it really is a cool spot!

Instructors are patient and find ways to truly engage the students in learning their instruments,…read moreand opportunities for them to try other instruments if they are interested.

These guys are the real deal, this is the kind of thing you can't find online. I was blown away by…read morethe boutique setup...high end, incredible guitars. Everything was highly priced...the guitars ranging $800-$3000 approximately, I was scared to move as I walked through the store hoping I don't accidentally knock something down. Store in the front, repair shop at the back and 3 sound proof rooms where they conduct lessons by certified instructors during the week. $35 for a 1/2 hr session and goes up to $55 for an hour. The staff is helpful and very informative.

With the hollowing out of American bricks n' mortar retail because of online shopping, especially…read more'one click shopping' on Amazon, it is refreshing to walk into a beautiful, well-run shop that completely understands the needs of the customer, and can accommodate virtually any kind of budget. The owner of this shop, Nate, obviously loves and understands the business, and he also takes his time to show and explain the different types of guitars that he offers, and why they might make sense. There is also an awesome Golden Retriever in the store to keep you company if you just want to hang out with a dog instead of buy a guitar. The most impressive thing about Whole Tone is the completeness of the shop -- not only can you buy the guitar, but you can service it there as well, get your lessons, and also come in for demos of talented guitarists to see what is actually possible. I suppose you could just click and buy your guitar for the lowest price plus shipping on Amazon -- but you'll miss out on the rest of an important part of the experience, not to mention, the chance to actually try the equipment and hear what it sounds like before you do make a purchase. Its not merely about the lowest price. It also has to sound right. And if it makes you feel any better -- Nate did match the price of my guitar to whatever the lowest price was online -- without me even having to ask. That's pretty cool. Hopefully the dog will help out the lessons. No luck so far....

From the moment I walked into Summit, there were smiling and friendly faces greeting me! Im a 35…read morey.o woman who went to Summit to learn Bongos but ended up switching to the drums! I even got a nickname there which truly made me feel like I belonged. Also, I find the prices to be reasonable which is appreciative! I cant speak highly enough about Jodi. He has a great energy, is kind and incredibly knowledgeable. I feel his lessons progressed me far! After 10 sessions, I know proper form, can read music and can play one of my favorite songs on the kit! Just an FYI, you may need to park along the side walk across street. No biggie.

No other performing arts studio can rival the quality and variety of training that Summit Studios…read morehas to offer! Over the course of four years, I took private voice, piano/theory, and acting lessons, and I also participated in musical theater and audition workshops. Summit Studios provided me with a solid technical foundation and also gave me the confidence to pursue a career in music, which includes undergraduate and graduate degrees in Voice/Opera Performance and professional work with companies such as Ohio Light Opera, Wolf Trap Opera, Seattle Opera, and Santa Fe Opera. I had never even HEARD opera before studying at Summit Studios, but my knowledgeable teacher heard the potential in my voice and steered me in the best possible direction. I am now enjoying a career as a young professional opera singer largely because of the musical education and mentoring that I received at Summit Studios!

This is the real deal. A neighborhood music store with good people, who know what they are talking…read moreabout. Some interesting vintage pieces that you don't find every day. Not a huge store but totally worth visiting to see what they have in stock. Really friendly and nice as well. We must support our neighborhood music stores. Big box stores with zero customer service are not the answer. These guys also give lessons. It is now called Musical Expressions.

This is a great place! Lou is a superb guitar teacher! Don, the owner, is friendly. There is a…read moregreat scene here. I am so grateful I found this place. PS: It's technically called "Musical Expressions" now, but lots of folks still call it Berlin Music Center.

Great shop, friendly staff. The owners are particularly wonderful people and they take care of…read moretheir customers without hesitation. If you go in, ask for Pete. Tell him Roscoe sent you. You won't get a discount, but tell him anyway. When I first went there, I was looking to get some lessons, and boy did I learn! I was looking specifically for bagpipe lessons and within two weeks time, Pete had me playing the saxophone solo from "Baker Street" on the 'pipes. They taught me so well, in fact, that I recently formed my own band - "Abbot and The Rosh Hashananana's". We'll be playing locally, but I have no doubt that we can make our band the next musical phenomenon - like Creed.

From the owner: DuBaldo Music Center specializes in musical instrument sales, repairs, and lessons! Established in…read more1953, we are a family owned and operated business.

We visited Beller's Music in June 2025 to attend a recital. Students were of all ages on flute and…read morepiano. They all did an excellent job! The students all seem very comfortable with the instructors and demonstrated a variety of skill levels from just a few months playing to several years. There are several classrooms and teachers for a variety of instruments including violin, saxophone, etc. One of the students I know did not get on well with their first instructor and was quickly reassigned to another who they just love. It's good to know the students have options and the owners want students to have an enjoyable experience. Plenty of parking behind the building in a free public lot. Handicap entrance is on the street side of the building with on-street parking available. Restrooms available on classroom level. Store sells and rents instruments and associated items.

Great business! Amazing customer service. Tons of selections depending on what you're looking for…read more The price was super affordable and the quality of their inventory was great. 10 out of 10 recommend.

I went in for a boom mic stand. I asked "do you have a microphone stand?" And he said, "yes." And…read morethen said, "well, this is all we have." And it was exactly what I wanted !!! Hooray! I finally have a boom mic stand for my Audigo microphone.

The staff were very helpful and professional helping me track down something that I was beginning…read moreto think I'd need to special order. A couple of other stores had no interest in helping me, so I didn't have high hopes when I called. A good attitude goes a long way these days!!