I had a technical question about my antique trombone and even older mouthpiece, I have no one in my…read morearea to consult so I called Hickeys. Because of the distance I was unable to visit the store but someone there spent the time and shared his knowledge to help me. I was very impressed that he spent the time helping me. Thanks!

Amazing selection of trumpets to try out. The staff went above and beyond helping us.read more

Dennis did an amazing job providing entertainment for our annual 4th of July Celebration at our…read morecampground (Tumble Hill Campground). Love his voice and the large variety of music genres he sings. Totally recommend him for whatever celebration you are hosting! We'll be hiring him again! Thank you Dennis, for bringing life to our party! :-)

From the owner: Dennis Winge offers live music for your wedding, party or corporate event in a variety of…read moreconfigurations from solo to medium-size ensemble in the styles of rock/pop, jazz, classical. Dennis serves the entire Myrtle Beach region including Georgetown, Florence & Wilmington.

Esther is such a lovely person to work with. She was kind and gracious and she didn't mind the long…read morelist of crazy songs I had her and her fellow musicians play for our wedding ceremony and cocktail hour (game of thrones, Harry Potter, florence and the machine, etc.) the music was so beautiful, I felt like I was in a dream. I loved every single moment. Thank you so much for such a precious memory.

Esther was absolutely a pleasure to work with! I contacted a few harpists to find someone to do…read moreceremony and cocktail hour harp music. She was very friendly, knowledgable, and willing to work around my schedule to talk via phone, email , Skype or in person. I procrastinated on picking out the ceremony music and she was very helpful in sending me a list of common choices for various parts of the ceremony. She has many traditional and more modern songs. She can also learn a new one for you if the sheet music is available. Our guests were taken away to another place when they heard her play during our ceremony. We received many compliments on her and it was the last piece that made our ceremony and cocktail hour very romantic and intimate. You will be very pleased if you hire Esther, the Elegant Harp.

Chuck and Nick are probably two of the most honest and trustworthy guys in the game! Have had…read morerepairs done on several amps, even one that was gone through by several Mod shops that couldn't diagnose the issue... And they've all come back like TANKS! Have had guitars serviced, pick ups installed and many other services from these guys... And it's always the best work! Have bought a Peavey 5150 head, a Whammy Pedal and several other items from them, and they are ALWAYS in great condition. These are two musicians who look out for you, and treat all of your stuff like their own! Highly recommend! Thanks for the great work guys.

this is THE place to go if you need work done on your guitar/bass or amp in the binghamton area…read more friendly people who are very knowledgeable. i was putting together a bass last summer and there were a few things i couldn't do myself. they did them for $50. guitar center gave me an estimate of $120. i saved $70 by going to Binghamtone. back in 2006 i was having trouble with an amp. i took it to Hyle's in Johnson City and they wanted $60 just to look at the thing. i just got an amp fixed at Binghamtone for $48, i'd hate to see what Hyle would have charged to do more than look at it! they have a cool selection of unique amps for sale too, as well as vintage and used guitars and basses. i'll never go anywhere else for a repair, please support these guys!

We hired the backtalk band for our wedding in Skaneateles last week, and they were absolutely…read morefantastic. They capped the event so well. Jim was an excellent MC--he has a great voice, nice personality, and didn't talk too much (like a lot of other DJs or MCs do) but created such a warm atmosphere. Their guitarist played dinner music. At one point one of our guests turned to us and we realized-wait, this isn't pre-recorded music?? They sounded so grreat and the dance floor always had lots of people on it. They play older music, but the good thing is that older people feel more comfortable dancing to it and the younger people will dance to everything, and young or old, you already know the songs. They also learned several new songs for our first dance, father/daughter dance, and were very accommodating. After how fantastic they were at our reception, we would never even consider a DJ or any other band for that matter.

If I could rate REP Studios higher, I would do so! Ignore what Bryan P has to say. I have had two…read morerecording sessions with Nate and another for putting together a lyric video for YouTube. I wanted professional singers and instrumentalists for my songs, and Nate was great in lining up the perfect team. Our sessions have been fun for all. I have looked forward to each of them, and I look forward to many more. Nate is a multi-talented production engineer and musician. His mixes are great and he is very friendly and easy to work with. I immediately felt like I was part of the REP family. My team has been great in staying true to my music, but also in offering suggestions (chord changes, tempo, dynamics), and they have done so kindly. A composer needs to be open to the input of others - welcoming it. It is only by maintaining a big dash of humility can I hear what my listeners hear. Don't shy away from using REP Studio. It is great!

From the owner: Some of the services we specialize in, which aren't typically available in-house at other recording…read morestudios include, but are not limited to: °Custom music composition °Sound design for theatrical productions and other multimedia communications (web sites, corporate presentations, slide shows, etc) °Voice Over recording for radio and TV commercials, documentaries, telephone prompts, ADR, books on tape °Converting records, tapes, and film reels from virtually any old format to modern digital media such as CD, DVD, or raw data °Interviewing and recording folks (especially elders) who have need to preserve their legacy for future generations to benefit from and enjoy °Patching live telephone audio into our system. Useful for recording interviews when the participants can't meet face to face, and for directing recording sessions from anywhere in the world

I've had several repairs done here over the years, from amps to effects pedals to guitars. Always…read moreexcellent work and very knowledgeable. Highly recommended!

I had my headphones repaired here and I am happy with the result! They were very nice and…read morepersonable, and they took the time to explain everything clearly. The price was very fair, and the whole process was smooth. Definitely recommend!

The Setnor School of Music is located in Crouse College on the Syracuse University campus. The…read moreschool seeks to present live music in the face of a changing 21st century. The school's departments focus on Education, Industry, Performance, and Composition & History of Music. As a performing arts venue, the Setnor School of Music presents free performances of music in the historic Setnor Auditorium. Parking for concerts and events is convenient and available for free in Q-1 and Irving Garage. Music has thrived at Syracuse University since 1877, when the Department of Music was founded and SU became the first university in the United States to grant a degree in music and require four years' study in both music and theory. Now known as the Rose, Jules R., and Stanford S. Setnor School of Music, the school continues this proud tradition by offering professional-level training through six undergraduate and four graduate degree programs that allow talented musicians and future music industry leaders to excel both collectively and as individuals. The Setnor School of Music seeks to integrate community into the practice of live music-making. The school maintains a commitment to combining with high school groups, and houses the Syracuse Youth Orchestra, Allegro Youth Wind Ensemble, and the Syracuse Children's Choir. For more information on the Community Music Division of the Setnor School, contact Amy Mertz at ammertz@syr.edu. For more information, visit the school's webpage at www.vpa.syr.edu/music or follow us on Twitter. Be sure to 'check-in' to events on Foursquare or Facebook.