Post 352 is probably a venue you never heard of, but it is well worth seeking out. It's small and…read moreartist-centered. To get access, you need to register at Post352.club. A recent acoustic set was phenomenal; the intimate setting showcased the musician's voice, lyrics, and charming stage presence. Post 352 is a great addition to entertainment in Oklahoma City.

This guy has been ripping off OKC area parents of band kids WAY to long. I believe this idiot that…read moreowns the place is name Scott if memory serves me. Dude is a dou**e supreme. Your child needs, lets say a trumpet. He'll sell you a used trumpet at a nearly new trumpet price. Then when your kid gives up the trumpet in a year and you go to resell it to him you won't get back half of what you paid for it. Then he will turn around and sell it again at almost full price. Stop the cycle folks.

My autistic son and I absolutely love going to the horn trader. We are both on the spectrum, so we…read moreprefer familiar places with kind people. They have an incredibly organized selection, the prices are clearly posted and both men that work here are incredibly kind. We have been traveling to this business for years for all of my sons maintenence and musical supplied and we highly recommend this music store.

Opening Weekend Philharmonic Concert at our new Scissortail Park (Sept 2019) proved the high…read morequality and grand competence of our Oklahoma City Philharmonic. Bravo! As I sat on the new lawn, only 100 feet from the new stage and 200 feet from where my mother was born in my grandparents first home in the old city center Czech neighborhood, I admired the clarity, excellent precision, and beautiful sound of the Czech musical program: the Slavonic Dance of Antonin Dvořak, and later the incredibly rich tone poem "Vltava" from Ma Vlast by Bedřich Smetana, lifted me to join their spirits. Our Czech family heritage lives, and Oklahoma City has a jewel it should appreciate more in this Oklahoma City Philharmonic. Maestro Mickelthwaite added his quirky and entertaining leadership and kindly noted that we, the audience, were all sitting on the very heart of the original 1890s Oklahoma City (remember, it was only 3 square miles back then, not the 600 square miles we suffer from today!) And he pointed outward to the west side of the park where the old historic Czech Hall is still standing, ready for the opening of its Beer Garden, and a new program of music for our city and lots of Polka Dancing for our children (ages 2 to 102). And it is the wealth of musical talent and experience from these members of the Oklahoma Philharmonic who will contribute to that new music venue at the Czech Hall of Oklahoma City, Lodge Laska. See more photos at our site: landmarkstrust.org The Czechoslovak Landmarks Society.

In thinking about the symphony, I can't help but to wonder about my ancestors…read more.. Under the Habsburg dynasty in Vienna, my old family contributed to the fabric of the city for centuries. While Mozart composed works of unrivaled and unprecedented beauty-- the likes of "Symphony No. 25," "Lacrimosa," and "Dies Irae"-- and later Strauss, famed for his classic waltz piece, and likewise an ode to the city's famed Danube, my ancestors proudly called Vienna home. They watched the city rise to become the heart of culture in Europe, and they remained in the city until nearly a decade after World War II. Now, here I am in a place that is the polar opposite of Austria's esteemed capital. The Oklahoma City Philharmonic certainly leaves something to be desired. While anything "Oklahoma City (insert cultural venue here)" makes one want to pinch the city on the cheek and say, "oh, that's so cute!" it still leaves a cultural void and vacancy for the would-be attendee. Their schedule is quite sporadic and erratic, and performances are relatively far apart from each other. This is in contrast to the New York Philharmonic, where musicians perform frequently and almost year-round. Sadly, it seems that musicians in the Oklahoma City Philharmonic need to request a night off from their shifts at Starbucks to perform on the occasional night they do have a show. I do give it two stars for effort, and being a step or two above what one might expect: "A Night With Toby Keith: An Orchestral Experience of a Homegrown Maestro"...or "Blue Collar Opera: Featuring Larry the Cable Guy and Brett Butler in a duet of 'Libiamo ne'lieti calici', Bill Engvall singing "Habanera" and Jeff Foxworthy performing 'O mio babbino caro'." While it seems to have managed to stay around, this organization needs some improvement, but methinks the local market will not support an expansion.

Hadn't been to the Oklahoma Opry since they moved into bricktown. They have teamed up with…read moreUniversity of Central Oklahoma (UCO) at their music school downtown while they are remodeling one of the old warehouse bldgs to be their new home. This is a small venue which was sold out tonight. I seen something that said 200 capacity but tht would be pretty tight I think. Anyway they had it set up with 5 rows across in front of the stage with anywhere from 12-16 chairs per row. They weren't all the same. Then around tht were round bar top height tables with tall chairs(weren't very comfortable IMO). Behind tht was the sound guy and the snack area. Candy, popcorn, side, water, coffee etc. They also were offering a root beer float which I found odd but hey. Why not. Everything was reasonable. Raised up a bit so they could make a profit but not gouging like some places. The acoustics were decent and the sound didn't overpower. They have shows there most Saturday nights with local talent. Parking is usually 10 bucks in most of the lots but there was a concert at the Paycom arena so parking lots don't mind gouging at it was 20 but if you were going to use one of the city lots with their online pay credit float a loan if you are going to be there for awhile.

I've been involved with the Opry for 33 years as a performer and artist development coach, and it's…read morealways been a special place to me. If you're looking for a family-friendly live music experience, you'll enjoy hearing some of the most up-and-coming artists take the stage right here in the heart of Oklahoma. Many well-known musicians have started their journeys on this stage, making it a great place to catch rising talent. Get ready for the next Grand Ole Opry in Oklahoma fashion!

My husband is an accomplished organist, and comes here to find obscure sheet music that he can only…read moreotherwise get online. Both my grandmother and great-grandmother on Daddy's side purchased all their sheet music here, as well. Clean, well lighted space just off the Northwest Expressway. Ample parking.

Service is outstanding. They're always willing to go out of their way to help. It's really hard…read moreto find any company that is consistently friendly and willing to help anymore, but you always get that at penders.

I have been taking harmonica lessons from Jesse since October. Jesse is extremely talented as a…read moremusician and as a teacher. He is intuitive and can mold his teaching technique to meet the needs of the individual student. I can now play the harmonica, and it is so much fun! Jesse has an incredible musical history and he is very interesting to talk with! Looking for music or voice lessons? Choose Jesse as your instructor!

From the owner: I have been teaching music lessons for the last 15 years in the OKC metro. I have a motto "I take…read morepeople from I can't to I can". I help people take their music aspirations from practicing at home, to doing gigs in public, if that is their goal. I teach students beginning to advanced levels for several different instruments: Guitar, bass, Vocals, Harmonica and Drums. I teach several forms of fingerstyle blues and folk techniques, learned at the knees of Blues greats like Lightning Hopkins, Mance Lipscomb and Jesse Fuller. I teach music theory if desired. Each students gets their own curriculum personally developed by me.

Jesse is the real deal. He goes above and beyond your expectations with his work. Not only is he…read moregreat technically at what he does, but he is a true artist that cultivates and supports your vision creatively. I worked with Jesse on my film, The Siren, and the orchestral arrangements that he brewed up took my breath away. He not only was there from the beginning to end, but audiences praised his work and the life and spirit that he induced into the piece with his beautiful talent. His setup is professional and top notch, but Jesse is also very easy to work with, and you immediately feel at home with him. I highly recommend Jesse for all projects big and small! I look forward to the next project we work on together!

Jesse is a very knowledgeable and competent producer and audio engineer. He is a pleasure to work…read morewith, and very open to trying new ideas. I would recommend Beethovenboy Productions to anyone looking for top quality mixing/mastering in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere.