I've been in here a few times for odds and ends; guitar strings, drum sticks, etc. It's always been…read morea pleasant experience and the staff is always helpful. Alexis helped me today and even took the time to show me how to get points from my purchase. I think the thing they have going for them is that the staff are music nerds (as they should be) and they are genuinely pleased to discuss anything music related. It shows in the interactions that I've had with them. As far as I can tell, their prices are similar (and sometimes identical) to online stores like Sweetwater and Guitar Center. Great place to stop in for questions, repairs, products, etc...

This was very helpful got exactly what I came for at a great price would absolutely go again for…read moremore gear

Our daughter takes both piano and voice lessons at UA Music Academy. We have been pleased with her…read moreprogress. Our daughter (she's ten) not only loves her teacher, but she feels like she has made great progress. Your first time to UAMA, it can be a bit hard to figure out how to get to it. Just north of Lane Ave. on Kenny, there is a street called Legg. Take a right on Legg, and then a right on Wood Ave. The area doesn't look great, but its safe. The office is on the second floor. The only reason I'm dinging them a point is some of the scheduling goof ups we have had. But don't let that deter you. Their instructors really are top notch.

My child has been taking voice and piano lessons there for years. Most of the instructors are good,…read morebut they are young OSU students so they typically move on after they have just started to make some progress. The worst part of this business is the way they do their billing, they withdraw straight from your checking account. My child had to take a month off because they were playing another sport at school and they continued to withdraw from our account. When I finally got someone on the phone they promised to correct it right away. it took 18 days to get credited, in the mean time we bounced 3 checks because of their error. They would not refund the bank charges even though they admit they shouldn't have processed the withdraw. They never give you notice when there is a price increase and if there is an issue they do not work on site so it is impossible to get a hold of them. The more interested my kids are in music the more I am learning that this is not even close to the best in town. Worth the drive to go to CCT or the music studio on the other side of UA.

My husband and son (age six now) have been taking piano lessons at Musicologie from Kay Barker for…read morea little over a year now. I cannot believe how much they've learned in that time. Our house is full of music, they learn new pieces each week and work on recital pieces for months. The approach to learning at Musicologie is developmentally appropriate and very engaging. Lessons are half an hour each, which makes it affordable and easy to fit into busy schedules. We've met many of the other instructors at recital and free events (Guitar Happy Hour and various concerts), and they're all friendly, fun and knowledgable. The waiting room is comfortable, with a funky vibe, or you can stroll half a block to Grandview Avenue. We've referred friends here for voice, piano and other instruments, it's a great place! Their website is full of helpful information as well, especially about getting started in lessons.

From the owner: Musicologie provides simply delightful lessons to students of all ages. Founded by musicians and…read moreveteran music teachers Kay and Joseph Barker, Musicologie is a boutique music experience. We specialize in private one-on-one lessons for any age and ability. We are the most recommended studio in Columbus with over 50 five-star reviews and have been one of the top studios in Columbus Parents Magazine four years in a row.

We came in there to browse - I have sold a couple guitars here in the past, and brought in one for…read morerepairs, and they've always been helpful and fun to talk to. This time, it was just to pick up guitar strings - and of course for the boys to browse. Someone was playing piano in one room, absolutely beautifully. My boys started jamming in another room - and Alex popped in to help sort out the amps and drums to improve the sound. Just letting the kids rock out and was friendly as hell. The staff was friendly, helped my boys out, didn't hassle us for playing or give us the side eye as we browsed. A pleasant shopping experience while we price out our next instruments.

I bought an amplifier online and chose to pick it up in Columbus as it was listed as in stock…read morethere. They brought me out a floor model. I paid for a new, in box amp. They said it was all they had. All employees acted like I was bothering them and had no time to talk to me. I'm never doing business with this store again.

Bill does an amazing job with instrument repair and is always a pleasure to visit with!read more

Bill is a true master and craftsman. And when someone like that does something simple like set-up (…read moreI prefer getting all guitar's taken care of at his shop) what you get back is your guitar at its finest artistic form. Thank you German Village Music Haus. Sincerely, Gregg S

New and used instruments of all kinds are aplenty in this traditional bluegrass & country…read moreinstrument retailer. It's been around d for years, and is well-known in the musical community. Strings, cases, gig bags, and other musician supplies can be sourced here, as well as a small but interesting selection of recorded & sheet music. The staff & owners are friendly & knowledgable, and ready to talk a deal!

I've never played a string instrument before but had my heart set on learning the banjo. As a young…read morewoman of color, I was a bit nervous that I wouldn't fit into this store or be taken seriously without over-explaining myself and where I'm from. (Sadly have this experience very frequently where I'm from in bluegrass country.) But as soon as I walked in, I felt like I was in my pawpaw's garage, full of passion projects and home. John said, "If you can't find something... I'm sure I can't either. But holler anyway." All the pictures you'll find on Yelp are pretty much the whole store. You open the house door almost directly in front of the register, and all the merchandise is in the front and along one side. It's tiny but packed. This store has decades of stock and love in it. There are a ton of music books ranging from beginner to pro for all different styles, not just bluegrass. As John recommended, it's great to just flip through the books to see which style of writing and teaching makes the most sense to you. I picked out the cheapest open-back banjo, and John never tried to upsell me. In fact, he told me all the great things about the instrument I'd picked and walked me through the basics of the style I wanted to learn and even other ones in case I changed my mind. (Which I did lol.) This was all without me having to ask, with genuine excitement. He put so much care and attention into making sure the instrument and I were prepared. It's almost a month later, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase and experience. I will definitely be back for more supplies and recommend to anyone else looking for an instrument or supplies. I'm so grateful this is here in Columbus :)