Great program for kids and adults to learn music in a professional environment but friendly and fun…read moreat the same time. My son has been in the program for three years playing guitar. Corey, the owner is a fantastic teacher. The school also has several public events each year teaming the students up into bands that play on stage. Last night was Mo's Irish Pub and the students totally rocked for three hours!

My daughter has been a part of Wauwatosa School of Music for many years. It has been an…read moreexceptional experience. When she began she was a grade school student with no musical background she now is in college. Cory Tcheng made her feel like an accomplished musician when she was young. She could select the songs she wanted to play and he would teach her within her ability. As she became more skilled she would be introduced to more complicated techniques. Cory holds "Rock Concerts" rather than recitals. Even the young performers play their favorite genre of music. As they develop they continue to play the songs and style of music they love but their selections have more depth. There is a performance focus. The students are grouped together for their concerts. Each student being in the spotlight with other students providing backup music. It is very impressive to see. I highly encourage you to look their website and listen to clips of the performances. The school is for any age and ability, young to mature. Everyone will find it encouraging, challenging and rewarding. It started off with a guitar focus but the school now includes drums, piano, woodwinds and vocal. Our experience has been in guitar with the owner Cory TCheng. After almost a decade With Wauwatosa School of Music I have ONLY positive comments. The school has performed at many local events, Tosa Fest, Hart Park Fest, Tosa 4th of July parade.

Mr. Fallon has some of the highest care and attention to instruments. Whether it's one he is making…read moreor an instrument he is restoring. I've played several violins setup and made by Mr. Fallon and have always come away impressed with his quality of work! Wish he had stuck around in Houston longer! Honest and hard working! You will not be disappointed!

Impressed with the quality of work. I had a bridge and a sound post cut for my cello, and it has…read morebeen sounding incredible since. I'll be sure to visit him for any adjustments I need, and I'll recommend him to any students and friends as well.

West End Conservatory is a unique music "school," offering lessons for many different instruments…read moreas well as vocal lessons. Their website lists twelve different teachers, I am taking guitar lessons from Emily Zimmer. The space is a refurbished house with several practice rooms that the teachers share throughout the week. It is a 20+ minute drive from my house but comparing it to other options, I think the drive is worth it. Its is a great space and I like the concept of communal music instruction space independent of a business. And, great news, I played my first full song at my last practice!

Attended a concert here. It's a converted house fairly sparse. The experience was a bit meh, as…read moreit seemed like they oversold the venue and we were stuck standing in the back room in order to see. The flip side is they had a fantastic act in and it was a good show. I got the impression it was growing pains, so I'd certainly give them another try.

I was looking for a five piece tenor set. A nice worker took his time helping me pick out the best…read moreoption. I will most definitely be coming back.

Great and fast service! I have had my alto saxophone fixed here a couple of times. They repair…read morein-house so they usually only need 1-2 days! They are also very reasonable with pricing. Usually my repairs are less than $40! They are also family owned, which is awesome! Highly recommend!

It's one of those disappearing professions, sad to say. Took me a couple of years to find a living…read morepiano tuner. Took me another year to find one who is good. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoon will come to your house at the appointed time, tune your piano properly, and remind you in a year when it's time again.

Carl Hoon and more recently Carl and his wife Linda have been tuning my pianos for well over 20…read moreyears. I have been teaching piano for over 25 years and a good tuner is so important to me. For many years I had a poorly rebuilt baby grand but Carl made it sound good. He was always gracious when it came to his opinion of that piano but jumped at the opportunity to give me pointers when it came to replacing that old piano. I listened to him and we now have a wonderful Baldwin that more then makes up for the years of double striking and pedal issues with the old piano. Carl is always the perfect gentleman and I trust him to the point where I will leave the house while Carl is tuning and ask him to lock the door on his way out. ( of course I miss his post tuning concert when I have to leave) The thing I most appreciate about Carl's tuning is the fact that he "tweeks" the piano after he tunes it with the electronic tuner. All pianos have their quirks and personalities and Carl makes sure the piano is in tune with itself- not just an electronic box. I highly recommend Carl- in all the years I have never had to call and say a key was out of tune right after it's been tuned. I have had to do that with other tuners. I once had the tuner from Summerfest come back out because a much used "G" above middle C was not in tune. The tuner was angry with me but tunings are expensive and I expect to hear beautiful music right after a tuning. That has never once happened with Carl. I hope Carl is able to continue his magic for years to come.

My grandfather had 5-6 accordions. Gpa trusted no one else with repairs, other than Baldoni's! He…read morepurchased a few accordions here, but he had a special accordion made back in the 80s...his name (Joe), which was inlay on Mother of Pearl. It was absolutely beautiful. When my grandfather would come into town, it was always a special treat to visit Baldoni's and listen to the staff and Gpa talk music, and/or treat us to their playing. As Gpa is not longer with us to rate Baldoni's, I feel this is something I should do for him.

I have used Baldoni accordions since 1981, when my first electronic instrument, an Elka 77, was…read morepurchased. That accordion is still in tune, although I don't use it. I check it from time to time. Other Baldonis I currently own and use are the Alpine model and Combo III, both purchased in 2001 and used professionally at restaurants or for private parties or nursing/retirement home gigs. I have also purchased one other accordion, a Karpek made in Milwaukee 90 years ago, and played it for many years before selling it to a professional musician on the Las Vegas Strip. These accordions almost never go out of tune and if they do, they only need minor adjustments. I will purchase Baldoni accordions as long as they are in business, which I hope will be for many years yet. Carol Kugler, former Milwaukeean

I have had Wade's do several guitar setups and purchased a Martin acoustic from them. His shop is…read morestuffed with new & used guitars which you can play upon request. In an age of big box and internet sales, it's refreshing to have a local store with knowledgeable people who don't pressure you and answer your questions. Its like a going back in time to friendlier space and I'll keep going for all my guitar services and those Martins.

I bought my first electric guitar here in 1996, and I still have it and play it regularly even…read morethough I left town long ago.

I've had several guitars worked on. Top notch work! Really nice guys that know what they are…read moredoing! Would highly recommend!

This place rules. The owner is "one of us" and won't give you the cheesy salesman shit the other…read morejoints will.