I have had several instruments repaired by Steve Miller. He's very thorough and treats your…read moreinstrument like it was his own. Reasonably priced and he genuinely cares about his customers!

Steve is a wonderful, knowledgeable salesman and has a way about him that makes you feel…read morecomfortable. I've only been in a handful of times and he remembers me and my son as well as what instruments he plays. This is a true family establishment and provides the service that you won't find at Music & Arts or Guitar Center. Miller is great for pianos, lessons, and instrument rentals. We started through NEMC on a quarter size violin. Once we paid it off, we were able to go up to a half size, then 3/4, and finally we were given a full size with no further payments. Granted, not a professional quality full size, but I definitely got my money's worth. He has a wide variety of music and knick-knacks. Also, during non COVID times he has snacks the kids can purchase. Basically, this store is a gem and we are lucky to have him as a part of the Metro-East music community.

Best sales and service in the stl metro!!! Art and his staff are 5 stars all the way every day!read more

I purchased a like new Martin SC13E last week from Swing City. Thanks to Art for having it tucked…read morein the back room, and Chan for putting up with me playing a host of instruments. I just played it live tonight for the first time. This is ABSOLUTELY what I was looking for... comfortable, very playable and the tone is par excellence. Sounded impeccable on, of all tunes, playing Miles Davis' "Full Blues". This is THE place to go for great sales and service, and a great staff. Buy local!

My son has been going here for guitar lessons for over a year. We were so pleased with the…read moreinstructor, Chris, that my daughter started lessons a couple of months ago. My children love it and Chris is very flexible and understanding with the schedule. Really glad we found a place that has helped them grow in their love of music!!!

My children have taken piano and drum lessons here for several years. Having multiple children, I…read morelove the ability to let kids all take lessons, even with different instruments, at the same time. We have been pleased with all the instructors. Highly recommend.

Stephanie Chang opened this new music school this year. It's in a wonderful location in downtown…read moreDanville, walking distance to all the quaint town has to offer (shops and restaurants). Stephanie Chang is a wonderful teacher; patient and knowledgeable. She has taught my 7 year old daughter and I the violin since last year at another music school in Danville. She also teaches piano. This new school is so fabulously decorated, too! I highly recommend Stephanie and Music Corner.

Ms Stephanie is a great teacher. My daughter loves and enjoy her lessons very much. Every week I…read moresee progress with my daughter's skill. Highly recommended.

We bought violins from them many years ago when my son was young and they had just opened. It was…read morerun by a very nice couple back then. I've been there a few times more recently and they are much bigger with different folks running it. They were still friendly and provided useful information, even though I didn't buy anything at the time

Yesterday I took My Gibson Les Paul guitar to Music Go Round, and Dan was the person who worked on…read moremy guitar. It needed a complete setup, and I am very glad I took it there! I waited in their showroom looking at all the cool guitars, drums, and accessories. Dan brought my guitar to the showroom and plugged into an amp and started to play and It sounded great and I am extremely happy I took it there! Brian K.

Bought a brand new pro level clarinet and a pro level alto sax from them sight unseen. They are…read moreeverything (in other words - FANTASTIC) Mike promised them to be. I am very particular, so his was the best shop in the 48 to buy what I wanted. He had them both shipped to me down here in NW Florida. Not a single flaw. I have been playing clarinet since 1980, sax since 1985, so I know what to look for.

Went there for my first scheduled guitar lesson. The instructor didn't show up. A store employee as…read morewell as myself attempted to call her without success. I waited around above 15 minutes and left for my 20 mile drive home. About half way home she called and asked if I was interested in driving back for a discounted lesson. I did. When I got back to the store, she ushered me into a tiny room filled with drums and other music equipment. No seats. She went and found a couple stools. I'd brought some music I was trying to learn. However, there was no music stand or anything around to put the music on. She laid it on the floor and had me try and play it. I could barely even see it. (I'm 69) While I'm attempting to play the song, she leaves the room for several minutes. When she returns, she shows me a riff to add to the song. She had to borrow my new Snark tuner to tune her guitar. Upon completion of the "lesson" she promised to call the next day to schedule my next "lesson". I never heard from her. The next day I realized she didn't return my tuner. I called the store and they gave me a new tuner without charge. Then girl later called wanting to give me lessons in my home. I think not! This is not necessarily the stores fault, but they should be more careful about subcontracting with people who can't be depended on.

The guitar techs and sales associates are almost always groovy and willing to cut you a discount if…read moreyou're a regular, which makes me return there for my setups and maintenance compared to the other competition in St. Louis.

Sadly, GC is not what it used to be. Poor selection and low inventory in many departments, and…read moremainly catering to beginning level musicians. I typically only go now for last minute needs, and unfortunately they didn't have want I needed on my recent trip.

This is my second visit to this store, and it's at one of my favorites in the country. The…read moreselection of guitars and fiddles is immense. Additionally, there are rare stringed instruments, mountain dulcimers, and some percussion instruments (bodhrans, bones, tambourines). Also, they have sheet music books and lots of accessories (slides, straps, pics, amps, etc). I had fun walking around playing things, including 4 dulcimers. The salesman and I talked shop. Awesome store!

Weird experience, today. I got lectured by two different people. They made a lot of assumptions,…read moreand proceeded to invalidate some of my asks. The funniest part was, they were wrong. I asked for a metal Low G string on the uke, and the salesmen proceeded to go off about how he would never put guitar string on a uke. The one he gave me was silver wound (metal)...oh the irony. I got what I want, but I thought, man if people don't know anything about music, I'm not certain, I would recommend the shop, They really start with trying to make people feel stupid,