I honestly can't recommend it not recommend Oz's. I reached out to them regarding guitar lessons…read moreand tried contacting a few instructors that teach through them, too. I got one reply back & unfortunately he wasn't available for my desired time slot. No reply back from anyone else.

Took my sons here to get a Kazoo. we had a great time and the staff was super freindly and helpful.read more

yeah I agree with other reviews, don't want to shop here, has decent mid range gear for fb…read moremarketplace price but do NOT bring a guitar around if you care about it. Will also hock your gear for gamestop prices so beware. Also will try to scam and get as much as they can out of you and stunt "return" policies. Commission base employment and gouging.

Great selection of gear and great deals but ridiculous hours on the weekends. The A2 location is…read moreflanked by an Old Navy and a Ross but is closed at 6pm on Saturday afternoon. The last time I was there the parking lot was filled with dudes sitting in their cars with no place to go. They were waiting for their significant other to come out of the 2 stores with their future return items in hand. While most musicians don't even get up till noon on a Saturday and probably don't leave the house till 6pm they need not worry because Music Go Round is open till 8pm on Mondays.

"As good as it gets" indeed!…read more I studied piano with Mary for ten years (starting when I was 5) and voice for three years (starting when I was 12). While she takes music seriously and helps you to become the best musician you can be, she never loses sight of what's really important: music should bring joy to your life! While her standards and expectations (for both herself and her students) are very high, she understood me well enough to know when to push and when to back off just a bit. Lessons with Mary taught me much more than just how to read music and play the piano. She taught me how to break down big challenges into manageable pieces, how to set a goal and reach it (auditions, auditions, auditions), how to manage performance nerves, how to recover from a poor performance ("learn from it and let it go"), and how to deal with the ups and downs of life (remember, we were together for 10 years). She was my biggest critic (although always constructively) and my biggest cheerleader. Whether you want to gain admission to a prestigious music school and become a professional musician (as some of her students have done) ,or just be a really good musician who enjoys playing "just for fun", Mary can help you get there.

What I really appreciated about studying with Mary is that she taught me valuable lessons about…read moreboth music and life. One concept I particularly remember learning is that it is okay to not be perfect. I had always been under the impression that it is imperative to get every single note right, so I would often get frustrated when I missed notes. I finally broke down during one of my lessons and started crying. When I told Mary why I was upset, I feared that she would be disappointed in me, but then she gave me a completely new perspective on playing the piano-- the idea that it's not all about the notes but rather more about the musicality. Mary explained that what's more important is creating the mood of the music; a pianist's interpretation of the piece is what truly excites the audience. She began guiding me through various movement exercises in order to allow me to be more expressive, and I appreciated how patient and encouraging she was during the process. Over time, as I embraced the idea of musicality more, I realized I had never had so much fun playing the piano. In fact, being more expressive actually made it easier for me to get the notes right as well, since there was less tension in my body. On the whole, I became a better musician. But more importantly, I changed my outlook on life in general. During that same pivotal piano lesson, Mary told me that just as it's okay if a few notes are wrong here and there, it's okay if not everything is perfect in life--it's about making the most of whatever comes your way and focusing on the big picture. And just as I began to feel less stressed about playing the piano, I began to feel less stressed in general. I started learning to keep a positive attitude in everything I do, knowing that I will be successful in the long term as long as I try my hardest. I stopped worrying about every small thing in life, which made me feel much better as a person. I'm very grateful for all of the support and encouragement Mary has given me. Because of my experiences in her studio, I've learned to consider playing the piano more in terms of artistry, and I've learned to pick myself up from the obstacles that appear in my life--lessons that I will carry with me as I move on into the future.

Music is life! It has been a part of my life even before I was born. I love dancing, listening and…read moreanything that has music. I believe music stirs the soul, and its gift can never be taken away. All of my family has a passion for music and my niece and nephew have taken music lessons here. Highly recommend.

Had first guitar lesson and evaluation w the owner, Alex, and was assigned to an instructor based…read moreon schedule and availability. This is going to be great journey and am really looking forward to getting started. Oh Wait...ok, that was Thursday. Friday, I auditioned and joined a band (vocals), so by Sunday, I called the Center and switched to a vocal coach. Had my first session wtih Chris McCall last week and LOVE IT! Convenient parking directly across the street. The center is one block from Main Street, in downtown Ann Arbor. Classes are 30 mins, they bill you for the month upfront and I can see why. It secures your spot with your instructor and keeps people from totally flaking out on their lesson, leaving the instructor high and dry. Schedules are flexible and the people are friendly.

Our kids have been part of the weekly bands and summer camps for a couple of years now, and we…read morerecommend it to every family we know. Our kids (6 and 8 now) love their Little Bands so much--the teachers, the music, playing all of the instruments--and the performances at the end of every (semester? season? I forget, but every few months) are so full of joy and energy and kids excitedly showing off what they've learned. Thanks so much, Josh and team!

My 5-year old daughter was signed up for two weeks of summer camp at this school but my husband and…read moreI pulled her out after a half day because we found this place to be negligent with younger children. Among my many concerns, my daughter got locked in a lower level bathroom and no one could hear her asking for help to get out (she eventually crawled under the stall and got herself out). I reached out to Josh Grekin, their director, immediately and withdrew registration for the remaining two weeks. I listed multiple reasons why his staff was negligent. He apologized and said he was glad to know this to train his staff better for next time. I am completely unsatisfied with this response. I have asked for a refund multiple times and I haven't heard anything back. I am a very unsatisfied customer and this lack of response has been infuriating. At least tell me that you have a no refund policy or something? I will be contacting the Better Business Bureau to voice my complaints there and hopefully get my $400 back.