This was a truly customer first experience. I took a 50+ year old guitar in to get new strings…read more Landon said he would be glad to do it. They charged me under $10 for the strings. I presumed there would be a charge for labor. Nope! Landon informed me that it took him longer than normal because the bridge was dusty and needed to be cleaned off. He did that also. When I offered him a tip, he refused it and then offered to carry my guitar to my car. Landon is making Kennely Keys proud! Thank you so much for an exceptional customer experience.

They are nice. Kind of slow customer service, and I feel like they need to update the store, they…read moredon't have a lot selection of new technology on music.

My son has had an exceptional experience with 4/4 throughout his piano learning journey. He began…read morethe program at age 9 with no prior music experience, and now, as a young man, he is confident and knowledgeable in music. We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in the program, especially Mrs. Youn Cook. Her passion, patience, and personalized approach have made each lesson engaging, keeping him in her program for seven years. Thank you 4/4 School of Music - Kirkland WA.

My two boys have taken piano lessons from Ben Chandler for the last few years. If you were…read moreconsidering 4/4 School of Music in Everett, WA, I highly recommend the school, and in particular, Ben Chandler. Ben's teaching technique is unique. He has a fun, relaxed approach, and because of that they made quick progress. They impress me with what they can play. Highly recommend!

Very good selection of instruments, gorgeous store, knowledgeable staff--and incredible repair…read moreteam. Highly recommended on all counts.

The Kennelly Keys Music on 196th Street Southwest in Lynnwood was our second go-to Kennelly Keys…read morewhen I was growing up. We were required in elementary school to take part in the school band or orchestra for 5th grade with 6th grade optional (I took part both full academic years: 2002 to 2004), so with an older sibling and me, my parents were looking for reliable music stores. There was a Kennelly Keys close to the house, as well as this Kennelly Keys, that we habitually frequented. This was our destination for questions needing further answering and products not available closer to the house. Workers were friendly and the store well organized. When choosing my musical instrument for band, I decided I wanted to play the alto saxophone. My parents were okay with my choice so long as it was not as pricey as my sister's cello. On one of our visits to this location, the store was having a big sale on used instruments and they had a working alto saxophone available for a good deal. So, I got my first alto saxophone that day. I used it for both years and held on to it for a while before eventually parting with it. It worked well and served its purpose reliably.

July 31, 2025 I'm…read moregratefully completing my first year of violin at Snohomish County Music School, as an adult student being taught by the director, Ms. Kathryn Kibbe and look forward to continuing for many years. It's never too late, or too early. Ms. Kibbe and her staff are unfailingly gracious, gifted at and clearly enjoy teaching music. Ms. Kibbe's sincere interest and delight in teaching is refreshing. She is a gifted musician, inspiring her students with demonstrations of beautiful violin and viola music, good humor and productive instruction. Her knowledge, teaching ability, sincere kindness, patience, insight and interest in each student are only surpassed by her love of children, commitment to their development and her ability to encourage and gift the joy of music. The new offices of Snohomish County Music School are fresh, clean, comfortable, safe, welcoming and conveniently located close to the Everett COSTCO. I am both impressed and very grateful to Snohomish County Music School and especially to Ms. Kibbe for the first of many enriching years of violin. Mark Potampa, M.D.

From the owner: Hello! We are SnoCo Music School based in downtown Snohomish. We offer private instruction on…read moreviolin, viola, cello, piano, voice, and guitar. We offer a wide variety of methods with instructors who are always willing to go above and beyond to help their students succeed. Our instructors are dedicated to their students to help take them to whatever level of music they are wanting to achieve. We offer our students quarterly performance opportunities as soloists or as part of an ensemble. Some of our concerts are even held at local nursing homes to reach out to our community with the love we share for music! Our lessons consist of one-on-one time with our teachers as well as a once monthly school group class.

Incredible music school that I was privileged to work at for three years! The owner is incredibly…read moreorganized and thoughtful. Students and parents are satisfied and most stay with the school for years. Student success and growth are the core focus of the school. 10/10!

What a fantastic Piano teacher! I am so happy I found Music Schoolhouse, finally an exceptional all…read morearound Music/piano teacher. Not an old ladies house teaching old school tunes with no advancement, or a fancy place that charges you an arm and a leg for lessons. Mila teaches out of a super cute studio, she is so kind and patient and actually expresses a genuine interest in your learning. I really like that she has an educational university level background in Piano and Music and doesn't just teach you piano songs back to back. (Like the teachers I had growing up). She delves into music theory, history, composition, form, sight reading, ear training etc. it really makes the learning effective and long term. She continuously updates her curriculums to new techniques and keeps up with modern pieces. She even offers educational music group classes for toddlers while also ranging to adult students. She is very organized has great communication, not sure what the other review was talking about, they probably just didn't read her payment setup which is super easy and convenient. She stays up to date with all of her students and will always answer questions about her policies. I have learned so much from Mila, she is an incredible piano teacher.

I chose Mrs. Renny based on those old reviews and photos. At first, things went fine. I used to…read morewait outside during lessons, but one day as I noticed my son was down and even looked sad after lessons, I started sit in at the lesson room. Then I saw when he made mistakes or struggled with new music, Mrs. Renny would sigh, scoff, or speak to him in a frustrated tone. On the day i decided to quit, when my son kept missing the tempo on the new piece he started, I saw her tap him on the forehead in frustration--completely unprofessional behavior. If you do choose her, I strongly recommend staying in the room during lessons to protect your child and observe how she treats your child. We've since switched to new teachers for two quarters now. and we are much happier, with positive experiences in great teaching and support, festivals and well organized recitals.

Ms. Renny truly has a magical way of connecting with students of all walks of life!…read more I have known her as a teacher for many years, and her approach to technique and musicality are second to none. She truly cares for her students and I saw my kids make so much progress with her because she balances discipline and fun. I would recommend her to anyone who wants to really learn music and is willing to put in the time to practice!

Gordon has the flexibility to customize lessons to match the student experience level. He also…read moremodified a couple of my favorite songs, which I am able to add to my practice. As an older student I appreciated the guidance on a better sized ukulele that would accommodate my fingers. I am totally enjoying learning the ukulele!

I've worked with Gordon for a few years now and couldn't recommend it more. Even recently during…read moreour online sessions, it's an engaging, interactive experience where I always feel like I'm learning. Even if we're just learning some little 4-chord song, he always manages to connect it to the bigger picture, and often explains how and why the artist did what they did. From the absolute basics like learning how to properly hold a guitar pick to more complex music theory, Friendly Frets offers a personable experience with hands-on education.