My son has been coming here for almost 2 years. I also played piano when I was younger and I wish I…read morehad something like this. Ms Alisa and Ms Varsy are truly exceptional teachers. My son really enjoys this class and has grown and learned so much. He gets so sad when he has to miss a class and has even cried! I really value their dedication and passion they put into their students. I can't wait for my 3 year old to get older so I can put him in the class as well.

My son and Daughter have been attending Alisa's piano studio for about over 3 years now. It is…read moreAmazing to see how great Mrs. Alisa's and Ms. Varsy's ways of teaching have made my 2 kids so talented in Music. Their hard work does not go unnoticed. They really value the time of their students. My children enjoy it so much and are always eager to get back into class to learn more. Thank you so much Alisa's Piano Studio, you're really are the best! we really appreciate Everything that you do.

Buying a baby grand piano sight unseen from Facebook Marketplace was a scary decision, but Frank…read moremade the entire process smooth and stress-free. He took the time to verify the seller's legitimacy and confirm the piano was exactly as advertised, which gave me tremendous peace of mind. Communication was excellent from start to finish, especially regarding pickup and delivery logistics. During setup, he thoughtfully offered multiple placement options to ensure the piano fit beautifully in my space. His professionalism, responsiveness, and attention to detail truly set him apart. On top of everything, his services were a great value for the level of care, professionalism, and attention to detail he provided. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a smooth and trustworthy experience.

Not much to it. He scheduled me quick and poof! The piano was gone. I had moved the piano myself…read morethe first time. These guys made it look simple.

Just got my baby grand piano moved (on a weekend) and Rodarte Piano Movers made it so seamless…read more Juan was honest, professional , responsive and courteous. His price was reasonable and competitive (versus other movers who had hidden costs). Other movers may be very slightly cheaper but they didn't do weekends which is difficult for working folks like me. I highly recommend Rodarte Piano Movers!

Juan is absolutely awesome! Moving a piano is hard work! These guys made it look so easy! They…read moremoved the piano with zero problems! My piano arrived without a scratch on it. These two guys are absolutely professional when it comes to moving a piano. MAKE SURE to call these guys first! I've never been more impressed by the speed and skill of moving a piano.... I am very impressed with this company!

The best piano mover ever!! Highly recommend!!! Moved our grand piano from LA to CO, his team was…read moreamazing!!

I recently had them move a piano for me from my old place to my current address and im more than…read moresatisfied with there service, they did an amazing job and are really profesional they whent above and beyond with the service they provided i would definitely reach out for their service again and i recommend them to anyone looking for a value service.

Marvin and his team did an amazing job with a very complicated move. It involved two pianos, and…read moreat least 50 stairs. The pianos arrived in perfect condition. Additionally, they were the nicest movers I have ever encountered. I will definitely call them the next time I need a piano moved.

My husband has hired Pro Piano movers twice already, with one being a recent move of a baby grand…read morepiano. Marvin showed consistently good customer service and ensured a timely delivery for a second time. He provided an accurate estimate of the delivery time and the process was prompt and efficient. Would recommend to anyone looking for a piano move. Thanks again for safely moving that Baby G!

Exceptional experience with Antonio and his team of movers! He was extremely prompt in arriving for…read moremy job and handled everything efficiently and with care.

Antonio and Nathan from Beltran helped us move out of our house and packed our moving POD like…read moreabsolute pros. They managed to fit everything in the POD with extra space to spare! Both Antonio and Nathan were a pleasure to work with and are very professional, kind, careful, and skilled! Thank you so much for all of your help, we will be recommending you to everyone we know!

A hidden place for Piano enthusiasts. Located next to Sam's Club & a wash. This is a family owned…read more& ran for several generations of the Tudor Family. John Tudor gave us a tour of the place along with information & history on pianos. John's father learned his trade in Germany back in the days & passed on the knowledge & craftsmanship to the next generation. There are hundreds of pianos in this warehouse. Some are being restored & Some are being repaired. According to John. Most pianos nowadays are mass produced, & are made with a foam like material to cut cost down & weight. There's only 1 company left that makes pianos by hand & made with hard wood. Only 300 are produced yearly. John explains the difference in upright & Grand pianos. Within the upright, there's 3 different sizes. Upright pianos usually has 2 pedals. You may find some with 3 but it is not a Sostenuto pedal. It is a mute pedal. Sostenuto pedal is only found on Grand pianos. Steinway & Sons perfected this & patent it in 1847. It became a standard but is rarely used. There's only I piece (music) that has the usage of the Sostenuto pedal in play. The Grand Piano has several sizes & names. Baby Grand to Concert Grand! (Largest size, 9 ft long) Very informative tour. If you're looking to purchase a piano & would like a little bit of history & information on where to start in choosing the right piano for you or whom ever, give this place a try. They have "technicians" who could also tune your piano if you already own one.

There's a bit of bias here because Ivan Tudor and his crew happen to be my buddies-of-sorts…read more I'm not sure how useful this review would be aside from serving as a "shout-out" to let you Yelpers know about the existence of this place! Why? Because I'm not a fan of the piano as we know it today. This is Tudor's specialty--the repair, restoration, and sale of fine modern pianos (modern meaning post-1850 or so). He's won numerous awards for his work and has even repaired pianos owned by some very notable people. But anyway, let me tell you a little about why I like them so much. I repair harpsichords and early pianos as a hobby. Aside from his showroom, Ivan Tudor keeps a HUGE warehouse full of pianos from all periods in various stages of repair and disrepair. They're sort of my "piano junkyard" when I need a part for one of my projects. Several years ago, I bought every single harpsichord and fortepiano they had--totaling about seven or eight instruments in all. Evidently a few of them were movie props in the 1940s and 1950s because they had small metal plates on their undersides indicating they were the property of Warner Brothers. How cool is that? I actually found one of them--a piano from 1815--in a picture book of old pianos published in 1953 indicating the photo was furnished by the studio! Their on-site piano tuner and regulator, Vivian, does a very fine job and will come out to tune your piano for what I believe is a standard rate of $85. Voicing and other piano services are by quote. But yeah, the folks here are übercool and while I haven't made use of their restoration services or bought a high-end piano from them, I'd imagine that since this is their bread-and-butter business, they'd be just as accommodating in that regard as they are with my offbeat inquiries about obsolete instruments!