Great place to learn music. My daughter is really enjoying it! Highly recommend!!!!!!read more

Firehouse Music offers music lessons (guitar, bass, drums, piano, violin, voice), instruments, gear…read moreand advice in a friendly, down-to-earth environment. Long, long ago...I made a promise to my mom that I would eventually learn how to play the guitar. After receiving a gift certificate from my wife, I've started to make good on that promise. Robbie has been a great instructor, and through his guidance I've learned a few things about playing some tunes. Since starting my lessons, I've bought an acoustic guitar, and had another one repaired and cleaned up by Andrew. Now my old Kay sounds better and looks great. Paul runs the shop and knows how to make his customers feel right at home. Some of the bigger stores can be intimidating; that is not the case here. Come into Firehouse Music and get to know these guys. It's never to late to learn how to play!

Fantastic service of my Taylor GS Mini. Fast fix. Awesome communication…read more Both Justin, his Dad and the other musician there all worked together.

Mike has been doing set ups on my basses for years now. He's the best in town. He goes above and…read morebeyond every time.

This place is so cute! I had to go to buy my All-state music, so this was the nearest place to get…read moreit. It is so easy to find because across it is a big intermediate school, so you shouldnt have trouble finding this. Inside it has a indie feel to it. This place has records, CD's, music, and many cute stationary stuff! The service is decent because they were attentive to what I needed and met my standards to what good service is (thank you and have a nice day etc.) I ended up buying a really cute pencil in addition to my music.

The quality of the store has really dropped. Their selection of music for string quartets is nil…read morefor weddings. The restroom toilet is disgusting. The man at the register seemed informed but not very intent on helping the customer. Either they had it or didn't. The store used to be really customer service oriented. Now I think they're subsisting on their music teaching program (private teachers and private students). Oh well. Time to find another music store for my stuff.

My son takes Piano class at Muse Mantra and he is thriving there. He really likes his instructor,…read moreenjoys learning in a fun atmosphere and looks forward to his weekly lessons. If you are looking for a music school that will help your kid really learn their instrument, this is the one.

We take our 2 year old grandson to the Mommy and Me class every week. Miss Abby is fabulous with…read morelids and makes the time so valuable. He looks forward to coming each week. His natural love of music is growing after every class!

I love this place! I've never thought my 4 years old would play 12 classical pieces with the…read moreviolin. Never thought I could play 12 classical pieces (not as well as him but I can play them lol) We love our teacher and I highly recommend this school.

All three of my kids have taken lessons here for a total of 10 years. Top notch instructors who are…read morequalified and certified. Easy and affordable payment plans. We live close by but many students drive in from farther out and say its worth it!

I have passed by H & H several times traveling down 1960, but never had a reason to go in until…read moreabout a week or so ago. The building faces 1960, like everything else, but you turn in after the building itself and park in the back of the shop. The entrance is also in the back with the parking lot. This is a huge, very clean, nicely organized store. If you have kid's in band, you already know that there are different books on instruments for different schools. I needed to get a book for my God son who is in middle school. I walked in & was greeted by Jeff, the manager at H & H. As soon as I explained what instrument I needed a book for, he asked, "What school?" I told him & he had the book in my hand & was on the way to checking me out. I don't know squat about instruments, or anything that would be in that store. What I do know is that my oldest son wants to play the snare, but his school told him he needs to wait until High School. So Jeff offered me several pamphlets on private classes, & also wrote down names & numbers of a couple of extra people I can contact. I thought that was great.....after all, he could've just rung me up & went on to the next customer. I give H & H 5 stars!!! They earned every one by having a huge stocked store that is extremely clean & has a friendly & helpful staff. I strongly suggest this store if you are in the area.

Needed a quick fix on my kids band instrument and they were able to do it quickly for a reasonable…read moreprice. The previous owner passed away last year so the shop is under new management and everyone seemed super nice including their new repairman Trino. Glad I found this place!

I took violin lessons here for three months and had to transfer back to my previous facility. My…read moreinitial interest in Kingwood music school was to learn from an experienced teachers who was stable in their field. Meaning I didn't have to worry about switching teachers due to them returning to school or taking on fulltime employment elsewhere. I would come to regret this!!! Kingwood music school is a two story building with multiple teachers. Sometimes it has an odd smell, like spoiled milk or something. The women in the front desk are friendly and helpful. They provided good information and are responsive to questions. The teacher and student population are diverse in age and race. My biggest drawback was the teacher. As I mentioned I took violin here after taking lessons 8 months elsewhere. Prior to starting at Kingwood music school, I enjoyed learning and the challenge of the violin. However, I decided to leave after feeling more frustration and annoyed with the teacher. She is so meticulous and tedious about everything , we spent months going over the same thing. She could not remember where we left off the previous week and just felt disconnected. She never asked why I wanted to learn, whether I played before or my goals. My goal was for self enjoyment, not the symphony orchestra, so the snap behavior was not necessary. I began to regret going to lessons with her. When I terminated sessions they (front desk or teacher) never asked why. Which tells me either they don't care or it's normal to them. Either way stay clear of interested in violin!!!

I have taken guitar from Mr. Keith for over a year. He has a ton of patience and gives enough…read morevariety in each lesson that it makes it enjoyable. Keith and the staff has been great about working around my travel schedule which has been a chore in and of itself. Because there are so many teachers (dozens?), I can highly recommend the school to anyone with no musical background, like me, or to someone of the most advanced skills. It's well worth your time.

Mr. Max is an amazing music teacher who has been teaching my daughter piano at Zuniga Music School…read more He is very patient and kind, and has a great way of making the lessons fun and engaging. My daughter has learned so much from him and has developed a love for piano that I never thought was possible. I highly recommend Mr. Max to anyone looking for a music teacher who is both knowledgeable and passionate about what they do.

My 6 year old twins wanted to learn the guitar, so they have been taking lessons with Eli for a…read moreyear now. He is very nice and accommodating with the schedules. The kids enjoy the weekly lessons and look forward to it. My mom, who is retired, also started taking lessons with them as well. Eli is really good about working with all three of them to identify music they like and incorporating it into the lesson plan.