Stopped in for first time today. Tried out some great guitars (they even have left-handed ones)…read more Had my guitar restrung quickly and affordably. Found staff very friendly. Feel very grateful to have such a good music store close by.

this was my first and last trip here, honestly just rude when i went in looking for something…read morespecific and didn't listen to what i was originally looking for. the older guy very attentive but when i got the help, he was just plain rude and treated me like trash. he was asking me questions to something not related to what i was looking for and then gave me smart mouth responses. not a good first impression. would not recommend to any newcomers and would rather go to guitar center instead for somewhat better treatment.

My son (age 11) has been taking guitar lessons at Groovin' on Music for over 3 years. His teacher…read moreLucas Martinez is a gifted musician and teacher. He has not only been effective in teaching my son the rudiments of music and guitar, but he has succeeded to keep him motivated and always trying new things in music, including popular songs, soloing and music theory. I am very happy with how much my son enjoys playing guitar and his confidence to play and perform. Also, in the past when I was part of the music ministry team at my church, I took a series of voice lessons under Mary Ann. I learned a ton and my confidence and skill as a vocalist grew exponentially through her lessons and encouragement. Our family has had an excellent experience at Groovin' on Music and we plan to have my younger child start lessons there soon. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely the most Groovy music store in town! Killer instruction, great music book specials,…read moreawesome recording, and the most class-act, talented and charming owner in the business! You can't miss with Groovin' On Music - hats off to you, Mary Ann Graham! Groovin' On Music works with teachers who care - people who love what they do. I'm amazed with businesses that work with their community, grow with it, and which encourage creativity - because they are rare to find. Groovin' On Music is simply one of those very special places, that very special communities cannot afford to lose. Thanks for the joy you encourage, Groovin'!

When we starting looking around at quality vertical pianos, the Yamaha U1 at Artistic Piano won out…read moreeasily over every other model. The buying experience was excellent--no high-pressure tactics or upsell. Friendly, helpful sales staff, relaxed environment.

Nice working with Esquire piano with the moving of our Baby Grand piano. The pick up was meticulous…read moreand care taken to secure the piano from any mishaps while moving out of the house as well as the transport. Big item furniture moved carefully and securely, Thankyou!

Esquire Piano is awesome! I was at a loss on who to call to fix the 1930 player unit in my 1909…read morebaby grand piano. Thank God the piano store referred me to Esquire Piano. Paul was extremely knowledgeable about my unit and piano. He was able to service and repair the player unit in just a few hours. And the cost was extremely lower than I thought it would be. I am beyond impressed with a Esquire Piano!! They are the best! I am confident that Paul could fix anything.

I don't have any other music instruction experience other than the brief lessons i learned in grade…read moreschool so my experience is rather limited. I found this place on CL where they offered two free (30 min ea) lessons-I've been wanting to learn how to play guitar so i seized the chance to check them out. My first instructor was Jordan. He was trained in classical music and had extensive experience playing/performing. Instructing was easy to follow & my homework was fun. Sadly he moved on but i was paired w/Bradley. His preferred style of music is similar to mine and I continue to have lessons with him. From both instructors, I've learned repetition & practice are key! I struggled with finger articulation but Bradley had suggested a variety of different exercises to improve my skills. Cost is very reasonable when compared to say the local Guitar Center music store. After my first two free lessons, i agreed to a 13 week course at $85 monthly. I'm almost done with my initial commitment but I intend to continue on. As a novice I'm eager to learn & this place hasn't disappointed. Check out there free lessons, what do you have to lose?

The instructors are wonderful. The administrative side of the business is utterly distasteful…read more You get charged a lot. They do have a nice building and instructors. But the administrative side is hardly available. I called to ask about rates. 2 weeks go by. They said they would get me on the promotional rate. The rate was good, so I signed up. I would call or text whenever I knew I was going to miss a lesson, just wanting my instructor to know he could go home early. Days after my lesson, I would get a text saying "hey, no one was here but thanks for letting us know." No idea if my instructor was given a heads up. I had an emergency which required significant funds. I checked and my charge didn't go through which was embarrassing. At this point I realized my rate had increased significantly for a couple months. I hadn't had a lesson for the month yet. I called on the 3rd and you have to cancel by the first. I really liked my instructor and wasn't going to mention the rate increase. But they insisted that I pay for a month of lessons because of a technicality. I am only being petty because dude decided to be passive aggressive with me "It's unfortunate you didn't want to honor your agreement. We would have been happy to adjust your rate closer to the promotional rate." Why even play a sneaky rate increase game then? Just stick to the honest rate. You would keep a lot more students that way. I have to call in 4 months and ask them not to charge me more please? On top of that, I have to hope someone is even answers the phone. If the administrative side was functional, it wouldn't be difficult to send a courtesy email to notify students that promotions were ending. I truly hope most of my rate went to my instructor and not just some guy who owns a building. If you have kids, it may be worth it. Otherwise just look for an instructor you can build a personal relationship with that doesn't require a contract. Someone who understands that students come and go but will likely return if you don't try to squeeze them for money. If you do go, ask for Jordan. He is a sweetheart. Utterly distasteful business.

We have known Carl DeBellis for many years and have found him to be…read more competent, professional and extremely knowledgeable about pianos and how they were built to produce beautiful music. He is more than a repairman. His desire is to repair, enhance, improve the instrument's sound. Our Steinway grand piano now plays and sounds like it was built to sound. Our sincere thanks!

Tuned our piano and fixed two broken keys for a reasonable price compared to other tuners. Highly…read morerecommended!

Bellwood Violin is an excellent resource. I was able to rent a quality violin to start studying…read morethis instrument as an adult learner. The main shop repairs, sells, and rents violins (and larger stringed instruments). Also, there is a studio for teaching the violin to children. Parents will welcome the accomplished instructor and the ability to start the learning journey with a good quality rental violin. Later as the student shows dedication, this is an excellent shop for purchasing. Another reason this shop deserves respect is keeping their doors open when the number of music instrument stores seems to shrink every year. It was a bit of drive from my home to this shop, but absolutely worth the extra effort.

Just about everyone in the Rogue Valley, and beyond, knows that for quality work on instruments,…read moreBellwood is the place to go. We've borrowed violin, had recorders repaired, and in every case the staff is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Their prices are not exorbitant and they do quality work, which often requires a bit more time than perhaps others might take. No matter what you have to repair, you can rely on them.

I bought a very lightly used classical electric guitar, and when it arrived, I could hear but…read morecouldn't locate the source of a strange buzzing sound. Not only did Steve locate and fix the problem (it was loose pre-amp screws resonating with the A string), he restrung the guitar and had it back to me within 24 hours - all for a ridiculously reasonable price. Steve's guitar knowledge is incomparable and he's a hell of a delightful guy to boot. Highly recommend his work!

Outstanding service, incredibly knowledgeable, and just a cool human being. I call him the guitar…read morewhisperer. Until you have your guitar set up and serviced by Steve Spaulding you probably don't know what a good set up and fret dressing is like. No insult to Guitar Center or anyone else who does string instrument work, but Steve is several notches above most everyone else. The years of experience show in everything he does. First rate, A++++