Highly recommended! Kimberly is very organized and approachable. Roger is a great teacher--patient,…read moreand he makes the piano lessons fun!

My 7 year old son has truly enjoyed the piano lessons. The group setting is such an inviting…read moreenvironment for him and he looks forward to working with his peers. We were lucky to learn about this awesome local class.

My son (9) and daughter (7) have been taking piano lessons with Dylan for over 2 years. They both…read morelove learning piano with him. He has a great teaching method, both of my kids have excelled with his guidance. He is very patient, professional, and encouraging with both children. They are both excited to play the piano and look forward to lessons. He gives them excellent advice on how to practice effectively at home and teaches many specific techniques on playing the piano correctly. I would highly recommend Dylan to anyone that wants to learn piano.

From the owner: • We extend a courtesy of "3 FREE complimentary trial lessons" to all prospective students, without…read moreany obligation to continue! • Parents enrolling two or more children benefit from a fixed 5% discount on their monthly payments! • Annual recitals are held and serve as a platform for students to showcase their musical achievements! • Regular progress reports are provided to parents, fostering clear communication and alignment between educators and guardians!

Drumming class is a lot of fun. Son started drumming class with instructor Wayne who is very…read morepositive and encouraging. Highly recommend for beginners to get to know the instrument and decide on it. Wayne not only is a positive person but also very helpful and kind in helping with drum kit suggestions, tuning and giving feedback on song selection.... etc. thank you.

I do not recommend taking the "Groovin' Guitar" classes offered through the Community Centers in…read morethe region, those are super super basic and are more like a marketing ploy. I recommend taking individual classes or going on youtube and selecting from the many really good guitar instructors.

Smooth process. Rented a violin for 2 years and will be back for this school year. Very helpful and…read morethey take the time to make sure sizing is correct.

For a few years now, I had been wanting to either get my viola bow re-haired (if possible) or…read morepurchase a new viola bow - and had called a few music stores around for pricing for a possible re-hair of the bow. Since I have had my viola for quite awhile now, it was a first for me since I only played in school orchestras. Been wanting to get back into just practicing, but then the pandemic happened and I just put this thought off to the side. A few weeks ago, I called up a few of the same stores, where I had gotten quotes a few years ago, and my fav one seemed to have closed down during the pandemic. I found contact information again for J. Brown Violin Maker and called to inquire and to reserve a time to come into the store. Debbie picked up the phone and provided lots of valuable information and I quickly set up a time, as I know from personal experience, always better to set up a reservation. Good thing I did as well, because they were in and out for the month of July and were also busy with school instrument repairs. When I arrived to the shop, I did not know there was a small parking lot up front, so I drove around the building (due to the one-way street on the side) and then parked in a "J. Brown Violin Maker" Reserved parking spot. I was a few minutes early, but knocked on the door to announce my arrival. Good thing I made a reservation as 2 more families (without a reservation) came in after me! The second family after me probably had to wait over an hour since I was just a few minutes into my reserved time and the family after me needed to look into renting a viola. Debbie explained and showed me that my current bow was unable to be re-haired and also showed me a few areas where I could "repair" for better sounds and etc. I opted to get new strings along with a new carbon composite bow. Yes, prices online may be cheaper, but I love supporting local businesses! Since they know that they cannot beat online prices, Debbie did restring my viola for me, and even helped lubricate the viola pegs! I learned a lot that day, especially since I have never had private lessons. For one of the families after me, Debbie even said that they had just made the viola for the student's viola teacher the year before. I love how connected they are to the community and I even asked for recs for a piano tuner. The second family after me seemed to have purchased multiple violins from here as well. The store certainly keeps busy, and I hope that they continue to do so, as one does not usually see many Master Luthiers around anymore.

Timely and professional and provided the party with a nice ambiance with all the jams you would…read morewant to hear.

From the owner: Providing Soulful Music Since 1999. Saxophone Musician for…read morehire with 25 years of experience available for parties, weddings, concerts and musicals! Saxophone lessons are available for booking! All bookings must be done a minimum 2 weeks in advance.

This Teacher is definitely the best I've had. She is the 4th piano teacher I have had and she is…read morevery good. I can play four songs now and I basically started from scratch with her. She is very patient with me because I am a slow learner, but she helps me advance very quick. her price is really good compared to other teachers, I very strongly recommend her for lessons if you are planning on learning the piano.

I had a very disappointing experience with this instructor and would not recommend her,…read moreparticularly to adult beginners. From our very first session, she made an unsolicited comment about my appearance, remarking that I looked younger than my age -- which felt inappropriate and unprofessional coming from a teacher. Despite clearly communicating that I was a beginner, she assigned me advanced pieces -- including Bach's Prelude -- and told me I was "too old" to be playing beginner songs. This was not only discouraging but completely disregarded where I actually was in my learning journey. I also reached out to let her know I was going through a period of grief and needed a more supportive, stress-free approach to learning. To top it off, she sent -- and then quickly unsent -- a message implying our lessons wouldn't continue, because her teaching style was "too fast" for me and suggested I find another teacher. Beware: the contract includes a no-refund policy, so getting your money back is not an option once you've paid. A good instructor meets students where they are, adapts to their needs, and treats them with respect regardless of age or pace. Unfortunately, this experience fell far short of those basic standards. ----- Thank you for your response, Vivian. I want to clarify that you were my 2nd instructor, not my 3rd. I also want to be transparent with readers: I had openly communicated that I was going through a period of grief and asked for a gentler approach to learning. I believe that is a reasonable request, not an "over the top" or "childish" one. As a teacher, meeting students with empathy -- especially during difficult times -- is a fundamental part of the role. Assigning advanced pieces to a self-identified beginner, collecting $450 upfront, and then canceling lessons without offering a refund are practices that potential students deserve to know about. I stand by my review. Every word reflects my honest experience. I am genuinely grateful our lessons ended when they did -- it protected both my peace and my hard-earned money. I wish you well, and I hope future students are treated with the respect and compassion they deserve.