My child attends this school, she also gets bored easily, she has Olly as her music teacher, and…read moreshe is so wonderful always coming up with ways not only for my child to thrive, but to really bring out her individual creative side. I recommend this school to anyone who wants there kid to thrive in an amazing environment!

Hello, I started playing the Violin in the 4th. grade at Gilham Elementary school in Eugene,…read moreOre.Later, I moved to Salem, Ore. I got in a fairly severe auto accident 4 months later. Forcing me to relearn everything. At first, I had to string my Violin/Fiddle backwards and played it that way. The Orchestra teacher at Sprague high was so jealous that I had successfully done this he told me "You are not good enough for my Orchestra." So, I did not play in High school. However, I had a surgery usually only done on Parkensens Patients where, there is a lesion in my brain so, yep, now I can and do play the correct way again. I originally learned in Eugene, Ore. the Suzuki method so, I won't be near as difficult to teach. Just please let me know about how much it may cost and any other info you may feel I need to know. Thank-you very much!!!!

Great Violin Teacher. Vicky is great with children. I take lessons with my daughter, and Vicky…read morehelps relate to both of us. My daughter went from the back of the section to second chair in the school orchestra after a few months of lessons with Vicky. If you are just starting or want to get better I would recommend her.

A great music experience! I am also a music teacher and I admire her work, having collaborated…read morewith her numerous times. Jane's teaching is patient and fun, with high but achievable standards and she gives lots of personal attention to her students, including excellent performing opportunities. Highly recommended as a teacher for all levels of learners--both children and adults!

From the owner: Bongiorno Music Studio offers serious, student-centered instruction in piano, harp, and music…read moretheory. Whether you're just beginning or refining advanced technique, lessons are tailored to your goals — rooted in classical tradition and genuine musical understanding. Harp and piano instruction spans all ages and skill levels. Music theory is taught as a core part of musicianship, not an afterthought. Online lessons are available, with flexible scheduling.

My daughter has been taking Piano lessons from Annisa for more than an year. Out of all her…read moreextra-curricular activities she is always triple enthused in going for Piano lessons. Thanks to Annisa. Annisa has a great personality as a teacher. She is strict and very friendly, and she blends these very nicely from student to student and that is what makes her a lovable & GREAT teacher. From what I see, she has level set my daughter that learning Piano is nothing but fun. The coursewares recommended by Annisa are FAR better than what I have seen. Another biggest advantage is the "Mock Recital"& "Recital" she arranges every now and then, which completly has given ample confidence in my daughter to perform in public and at any venue on a Grand Piano. I have recommended 3 of friends' kids to her and they feel the same way too. To put it short, if you want a kid-friendly, efficient & productive teacher, you can count 200% on Annisa.

From the owner: Fun & relaxed lessons tailored to fit your needs, current skills and ability level…read more Lessons include well-rounded studies of technique, music theory, ear-training, music history, musicianship & interpretation. My goal as a teacher is to make lessons fun, as early as possible. It is all about making music and students being creative, so they do not feel pressured to perform or to get things exactly right all the time. If there is any yelling to be done, the words should be things like "Great Job!"

I was visiting Beaverton Oregon and the first music store I went into recommended Five Star…read moreGuitars. I immediately liked the selection of instruments and amplifiers. Michael was quick to help me find the perfect Mesa Boogie and brought down some custom PRS guitars so I could rock out and relax. I had a great time playing for a couple of hours. I returned the next day and continued to play and chat with the great staff. Geoff introduced himself and asked what I was interested in. He brought me a few high quality guitars until I couldn't resist. He made me a smoking deal on the JP Mesa Boogie and a beautiful purple mist PRS. I recommend FSG's and will definitely continue business with them even though I am from the Central Valley in California.

I went in to buy a bass and a practice amp. I got talked into buying this little…read morerecording/headphone device for the same price I wanted the amp ($160). I was told I had 30 days to return it. I didn't like it and tried to return it a few weeks later. What I wasn't told was that I'd only get $50 as in store credit if the box was damaged (just the box, not the actual product itself). The worst part was the guy looked up the resell price on a used version and it came to about $80, but he then took 35% off even though it's a return. I then wanted to buy an amp (What I originally wanted before I was talked into something else) and asked for something around the $150 mark. He then tried to talk me into an amp without telling me the price. I had to firmly ask what the price was twice before he told me it's $300. Even though I was visibly upset from losing $100 from a product I bought from them because the box was damaged. I finally got him to show me exactly what I wanted. If you go here, know exactly what you want and be firm about it so you're not talked into getting something you don't want that costs more money. Also know that the boxes their products are in are worth $100 so you can't return a perfect condition product, within their return window, if the box is damaged.

Quiet little shop. My son needed a reset on his guitar and major stores were quoting weeks and high…read moreprices. Music village was able to do it overnight and at a very reasonable price. My son is very happy with the reset and we were happy to support a local business.

I purchased a plectrum banjo off e-bay recently. It was made my Jim Cox, a Master Luthier from…read moreMaine, a custom order. The banjo is bird's eye maple with plenty of inlay and dressings. The head was badly worn and action was too high. It had been sitting in a closet for awhile and needed some help. Now a luthier may be fantastic with guitars, but banjo's are a different critter. You really have to know what you're doing. I own four banjo's so I found this out the hard way. Dan had a bit of trouble finding the proper head, but he persevered and obtained one. He installed the head, lowered the action and set up the instrument properly. This was not an easy repair and I would not trust just any luthier with it. Dan had the knowledge and expertise to do it right! Now this beautiful banjo sounds just as good as it looks, I am proud to add it to my collection. Thanks Dan, Del