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Littleton School Of Music - Celebrating 20 years!

Littleton School Of Music

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What can I say about Littleton School of Music and it's staff? They are awesome!…read more My oldest child started off in the summer camp program many years ago at the end of 5th grade. He is now a junior in high school and since that first day of summer camp, he has been hooked. He has taken private lessons and moved into the rock band program and has loved it all. His little brother, while tagging along for the car rides, decided he also wanted to participate in the summer camps and private lessons and had the time of his life playing percussion. We have had a variety of teachers between the two boys over the many years and all have been excellent and were the exact person my child needed at that time in their development. While rocking out to Rush, they also learned music theory in a fun way. They have learned how to write their own music and try their hand at learning other instruments with the encouragement of all the staff. The teachers are super talented musicians in their own right and we have been truly grateful that they have shared their passion for music with my boys. Their teachers have been amazing mentors. The most awesome part of the whole experience has to been to see my children learn and grow as musicians. Not only did I want my children to have solid foundation in theory and playing, but in collaborating with others in creating music. They may or may not make music on a professional level as adults, but they will always be musicians and the time they spent developing their craft at Littleton School of Music has been worth every penny.

The LSM team has been nothing but fantastic to our family and has propelled my son to choose to…read morepursue a music degree in college. We have been with Stephan and his team for about 4 years. My son had started to play the guitar just 6 months earlier and really wanted to be part of a band. His guitar skills improved greatly and expanded his interest into bass guitar and into drums. The 1:1 lessons were fantastic. Their summer camp became a launching pad to get into a band. Since then, he has taken up song writing and now plays different instruments in the band depending on the song or the talent need. They have even performed some of their original songs! Without LMS and the nurturing they provided for our young musician, I don't know if he would have gained the confidence and developed the passion he now uses to thrive. Thank you Dillon, Stephan and the LMS team!

School of Rock

School of Rock

(15 reviews)

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To preface, I think if I had reviewed School of Rock when I was still attending the school, my…read morerating would have been higher, but looking back on my experiences there I've found that it fostered a toxic environment. If you're looking to learn an instrument, it's great, but the social aspect is not well managed. Students who did not put school of rock first (over regular school, other activities, and jobs) were not respected by instructors, even though this should have been a fun extra curricular. I found in my personal experiences, staff being rude over missed rehearsals due to illness (pre-covid), lack of respect for seasons off, and an overall disappointing attitude when it came to high schoolers not putting music first (even when it was just an after school activity). The staff frequently became closer with students (showing, at times, blatant favoritism), and instead of instructing them and being the adults to look up to, became involved in petty drama of teenagers - even taking sides if their "star student" was showing less than admirable behavior towards other students. It could have been a fantastic after school experience- and it certainly had its positives, but as long as the school continues to operate the way it does, I would be remiss to recommend the Littleton school. I did have fun at the shows and learned instruments - but I can't say it was worth the experience I had with the instructors at this particular location.

All-Star group of instructors here. We tried multiple music programs to try and get our kids…read moreexcited about playing an instrument to no avail. Once we took them to School of Rock they were hooked. I highly recommend this group of folks.

Music & Arts

Music & Arts

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I unfortnately had to deal with trying to get refunded money after being charged for a returned…read morerental. But I was not getting anywhere even after calling saying I returned it to the Littleton, CO store. I finally got a refund 3 months later after I did a chargeback on my account. However they said they refunded me twice and charged me again without indicating they were doing this. Very poor customer service and the system they have for returns is terrible. I will not be going here ever again

We have rented since 2021 for our daughter, who started on the clarinet. We were very pleased at…read morehow easy the rental process was for a student musician. She switched to flute promptly into her sixth grade year and played until she graduated eighth grade. She then switched to the cello. No issues with switching. She's been playing cello for the last year and decided she wanted to switch to keyboard. We own a keyboard. So, I went in to discuss what our options were for returning our rental and purchasing a violin for our other daughter. The gentlemen at the counter explained how much we had in rental equity, closed my account, and said I had 30 days to decide on an instrument before my equity would be no longer valid. I went in today, a few days before my equity would expire and he told me that I can only use 50% of my equity on another instrument. I asked if I switched the account to a violin could I then purchase it? He told me my account is closed already and there's nothing he can do. So, we rented for four years and just trashed over $1k in rental equity because they will not sell me a student violin using the exactly amount of equity I've built. I spoke to the same person both visits. I am very unhappy with this outcome and will not be recommending Music & Arts to any new student musicians. The whole point of this is to let children play music and figure out what they like or don't like. When a child finds the instrument they like, I would hope the music store we've been loyally renting from would be thrilled to make a purchase happen for said child so they can continue their musical journey. Really, really disappointing.

Bill Sickles - musicalinstrumentsandteachers - Updated October 2026

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