Max Mayson-Cleary has been such a wonderful teacher and has really helped to introduce my son to…read morethe bass guitar. The school is so well-run and it is so easy to manage lessons. Max is the best!

A truly outstanding school!! My son learned so much, the scheduling was flexible, fun venues for…read morerecital opportunities and patient teachers. Mr.Robby was a laid back positive role model who really shared his love of music with my son, and my son loved that he could pick any song and Robby would not only teach him how to play notes but the fundamentals that built the song. They even wrote an original song that Robby sent me to keep.

My son has been attending Orpheus for 5 years and we love it. My son takes both classical guitar…read moreand cello lessons there. Mr. Jesse is his guitar teacher and Ms. Sara is his cello teacher. Both are gifted musicians and talented teachers. Having two locations also makes it convenient for the summer camps that are offered and also if we need to reschedule and get a makeup lesson at the other location. There are also several recitals throughout the year so my son has really learned the performance aspect of being a musician. My son has ADHD and his teachers are able to engage him throughout the lesson. As someone who is experienced in both adolescent development and pedagogy, Orpheus is, in my opinion, the best music school in central Texas.

Great teachers. I love the mix of learning music along with an instrument. The new location is…read morevery nice (and we drive a long way to get here because they are so good). Beginners and experience all can thrive in a supportive atmosphere.

Dr. Noh is an amazing teacher and so professional at teaching. She always teaches with compassion…read moreand patience. She really enjoys teaching and working with young students. Ms.Noh teaches students at her studio as well as at the university. My daughter wanted to learn the violin, so I went with recommendations from colleagues, and I am very satisfied with her. My daughter really loves to learn from Ms. Noh. My daughter learns from her, and I can see how she has improved from the time she started learning till now.

I enrolled my 6-year old in Charlotte's 88 Key Kickstart program in June 2016 and was immediately…read moreimpressed with Charlotte's teaching method and ability to relate to and engage the students. My daughter was the oldest in the group, and Charlotte immediately recognized her readiness for more advanced content and responded accordingly with extra tasks and piano time so that she would not be bored. The Kickstart program is a great and affordable way to find out if your child is ready for individual lessons - if you aren't sure, just go for it! About six weeks ago, we started private lessons with Charlotte and I am so happy. Each week, Charlotte works with my daughter based on the prior week's lesson and develops new recommendations for the upcoming week's practice. Some days my daughter is more focused and ready to work than others - this doesn't phase Charlotte. She is always prepared with a creative game and clever tools to engage my child. My daughter is not only learning to play, learning proper posture, etc, but I am learning how to teach her. Much of the value of working with Charlotte comes from the guidance she gives parents on how to work with their student. The importance of this cannot be overstated when trying to develop a love for playing piano, since daily practice sessions can sometimes be boring and repetitious for the student as well as frustrating for parents. One of my favorite things about Charlotte is her clear boundaries, which are SO important when working with young children. She has a playful but stern manner when enforcing the rules of her studio, which she does with consistency. My children know what they can and cannot do when at Ms. Charlotte's studio (I often bring my 4 year old to his sister's lessons, so these rules are doubly important). Heads up to conventionally-trained pianists/parents: I am a former piano student myself, but have had no experience with the Suzuki method of teaching. As a result, I feel that it is perhaps more challenging for me to work with my daughter than I expected, since the primary focus is not on conventional methods (reading music is a focus, but secondary at this point), but rather on tapping into a child's natural ability to learn. I recommend that anyone who is also used to traditional methods of teaching have a conversation with Charlotte about the Suzuki Method and read up on it as well. SUPER impressed with Charlotte's Piano Studio and am very excited to continue working with her!

From the owner: *As of 2022, the studio remains full and I am, unfortunately, unable to accommodate new students…read more You are encouraged to seek out a teacher with immediate openings through the SuzukiAssociation.org or ADMTA.org. Thank you!* By combining the Suzuki piano method, Music Mind Games and note-reading series, Charlotte teaches students the ability to play by ear, use excellent technique, and read fluently with a theory curriculum that sparks discovery and instills memory through games. These piano lessons aim to inspire a love of learning along with excellence in playing.

Yeah, I've seen enough. I was eager to find a quality extracurricular music program for my 3 and 5…read moreyear olds who love to sing, and Bach to Rock's website sounded great, unfortunately all that glitters is not gold. We had two Saturday Rock City classes here and each time the teacher was unprepared, starting late. My girls are social butterflies, but the kids are not engaged by the lessons which seem unprepared and unplanned. The kids are only introduced to musical concepts for maybe 8-10 mins of the 45 min class, the rest of the time they read books (that are unrelated to music), and/or color coloring sheets to burn time. I was expecting for my kids to be introduced to actual physical instruments that they could see in person and possibly play, not Amazon picture products on a tablet-- there is no curriculum. This being a class for young kids is no excuse-- make the lessons energetic and engaging and you'll captivate kids. I'm very disappointed; being new to the Central Texas area, I'm having a hard time finding quality programs for kids. I do not recommend this place if you're seeking to build your kids' musical prowess.

PLEASE READ---- BUYER BEWARE…read more I never write reviews but I certainly read other peoples reviews to help inform my opinion. However, this time, because of how poor the service was from management with Bach to Rock (B2R) and how unfriendly their policies and customer service are to address customer concerns I felt I owed it to others to understand it before you do music or band lessons with B2R. First, you are obligated to pay month to month. While not a big deal to commit to that it becomes a big deal because of their downstream policies. Let me explain. If you are signed up for a band, regardless of how much advance notice you provide to B2R that you are not able to make your weekly practice, if the rest of the band is not able to adjust their schedules you are out your money for that week. Given the price for each lesson, one lost lesson a month, which because of kiddos schedules is not uncommon can really be expense to not be able to reconcile that on behalf of the customer. They do not allow your child any other alternative times to make up their session, so that means you lose your money. Since you pay a month in advance, they also will not refund your money for that missed lesson. Even though the rest of the band may attend and the instructor still hosts the session and gets paid, regardless, they will not reimburse or give you a credit towards next months charges. So in essence they "lock" you in for the month and regardless of any personal circumstance or sufficient notice, they DO NOT CARE, and provide no recourse or refund. When I attempted to address this concern with management (Trinidad Agosto - Assistant Site Director) they were complete unconcerned, rude and unreasonable. They just kept repeating, this is our policy. Whether the policy provides no concern for the customer, they could care less. Thus, unless you are 100% confident that NO personal circumstances will arise, and that you will never need to miss or adjust a lesson I would advise you to find music lessons else where because will will become very frustrated and then it only gets compounded when you try and appeal to reason with management and they have no concern in the world to try and do the "right thing" on behalf of the customer. Signed frustrated customer that will never do business with B2R again.

Best in Town!!! Radha..has been teaching my son drums..for the last 6 months. Could not ask!! For a…read morebetter teacher.. Radha is great with kids..Makes learning fun..Radha is skilled in many different instruments.. Very talented.. and very patient with beginners to a new instrument..I feel this is very important.. IMO To a new student.. Never any pressure here.... Only positive vibes!! Here.. I recommend radha's School of Music 100%..Start your Music Journey here..

Terrible experience with Tabitha. Daughter (3) did a trial lesson and Tabitha did nothing to build…read morerapport or introduce her to the piano before launching into finger exercises and expecting her to complete them first time around. It was reminiscent of Abby on Dance Moms. 10 minutes in, Tabitha complains that she isn't ready because "she's not following my directions all the way through". If you advertise that you work with children as young as 3 then have the experience, knowledge, and self esteem to understand that children learn through play and repetition. Also, since you are being paid for the lesson, allow a child to adjust to the new environment before formulating an opinion. After all, it's not like this is the Juilliard School of Music.

My 12 year old daughter has been taking violin lessons since she was 6 and we have moved to several…read moredifferent music studios. She says without a doubt that Stephen at Dolce is her favorite instructor of all those she has had. She enjoys her lessons and he is really good at communicating with her. The only thing I would like to see as an improvement is a good way to motivate her to practice. She has joined the Youth Chamber Orchestra at Dolce and that has helped a lot because there are other kids her age that she plays with and she doesn't want to be embarrassed by not knowing her part. Also, having performances to prepare for helps, but I wish they made a bigger deal about the performances approaching and perhaps had some system of accountability for the kids to work for, even if it was just a little prize. P.S. I save 5 star reviews for very few places, so 4 stars from me is pretty dang awesome!!

My two daughters have been going here for music lessons for several years now. They both take piano…read moreand ukulele lessons and have made a lot of progress during their time at Dolce. Brenda and her staff are excellent. My children also attend Dolce for summer music camp.

EMPOWERING-- School of Rock Cedar Park was a wonderful experience this summer for my 11yo piano…read moreplayer. She was out of her comfort zone but the amazing SOR teachers help guide her and build her confidence, culminating in just the most impressive rock concert at the end of the season. They cultivate a kind and fun community there and I'm so impressed at what I've seen these kiddos and teens achieve. We are now looking into adult lessons for her dad and "rookie" lessons for her 5yo brother. Highly recommend SOR-CP!

This music school is exceptional! Amazing staff. Great location. Affordable. 6 months in and DD has…read morelearned so much and made some new friends.

Mike Shenk and his team of tutors are top notch! Mike is very careful about the tutors he hires as…read morethey all have advanced degrees and proven success in their profession. Mike's also very careful about matching his tutors with students as these tutors come into the student's home each week -- which makes the experience much more custom and personalized for the child. Over time, these tutors can become role models -- and even life coaches -- for the child. Learning Cycle Tutors has a great reputation in my community and track record of providing results for students. In fact, I see them recommended my parents on our HOA's Facebook page often. I highly recommend them.

Mike has been tutoring our daughter in math since the day he opened his doors (at least a year and…read morea half now). He's always on time, really knows his stuff (all adult tutors with degrees), helps my daughter tremendously (she finally started passing STAAR tests!), is easy to talk to, and the billing is a cinch! We also needed a chemistry tutor this year and Cheryl was equally wonderful! The best thing is that they come to my house...so no extra after school driving & I can keep working on my stuff without having to pack everything up and sit in my car waiting. I would definitely give them 10 stars if I could. We're planning on staying with this company for the duration of my daughter's high school career.