Doc Scott is the best vocal coach in Denver. If you need singing lessons, vocal coaching,…read moreperformance coaching or a coach to help you through a recording session, Scott Martin is The Man. But he is no longer at VocalPro and no longer at 1300 Garrison. Scott can be found at 100 Carr St in Lakewood and his new website is DocScottMartin.org!

My dream has always been to be a star. I knew how good I wanted to be, but didn't know how to get…read morethere. That's when I met the vocal pro team. Instantly I felt comfortable with them and knew I wouldn't be judged. They used love and positive encouragement to help me get to where I am now. Now, I am signing a record deal with a major record label, and there is no doubt in my mind that if I didn't go to vocal pro, I simply wouldn't have been good enough. I owe partof my success to Vocal Pro for giving me the training and discipline I needed to be where I want to be. Within just a couple sessions with them, I would say I got at least fifty percent better. It was crazy. I'm simply a satisfied customer, but also, I have made life long bonds with the team. Vocal pro will always be my vocal support system. Jon

We worked with Sean two years ago when we purchased our house and needed various electrical repairs…read moreand a new electrical panel. Sean was great, personable, prompt, did great work. Highly recommend.

I have worked with Sean twice and he is just as good as they come. He is very honest and has great…read morepricing. High quality work done on time. I won't use anyone else and I would recommend him to anyone I know.

When it come to piano lessons there is only one person who knows more about piano than anyone,…read moreArtur Stoyanov. The instructor was trained at the Moscow Conservatory as one of the top in his class. He has traveled and performed all over the world and now teaches locally. Pretty darn awesome. I didn't realize to what degree of professionalism his students performed until I attended one of his student concerts. Quite breathtaking ... It was better than going to professional concert... And these were kids playing... Almost surreal... Highly recommended for any age or skill level.

I can't say enough good things about Artur Stoyanov. He not only has the ability to perform (he is…read morea former concert pianist), but also has an incredible ability to teach. He works with students of all ages (very young through adult) and all abilities (beginner through master classes). I have taken piano lessons from him for three years and think he is the best teacher I have ever had for anything. I have talked with many of his students (young and old) and they all feel the same way.

After hearing Reuben Gonzales play guitar/sing at a party recently, and knowing he was giving…read morelessons to one of the children of our host, I spoke with him about lessons. He was playing such a great mix of songs on his acoustic, it really motivated me to get off my *ss and play again. We spoke briefly, he's a great guy and I felt like it would be a fun experience. I'd maybe be classified as 'intermediate' skill level, I know most chord forms and read music albeit verrry slowly these days. I've had my first (hour) lesson, it was so fun and I already learned a lot. I had some 'bad' habits he corrected me on, started teaching me basic guitar music theory which I was totally ignorant of (also fun, this is not 'work') and taught me a couple great songs to practice some new chord forms. He uses an ipad plus writes things out as he teaches, and you get all of that from him after the lesson. He emails you the songs with the chord forms for guitar to practice. (I've now had 4 lessons, still fun every time, learning a lot of new chords and songs). Inexpensive too, compared to others I looked at, which surprised me as he's a really great teacher - not just a guy who plays great and 'tries' to be a teacher. He's a natural. HIGHLY recommend, he does half or one hour sessions here at LaunchPad in Golden. Also look for him playing at the El Rancho near Evergreen (weekends often), Holiday Bar in Morrison or the Buffalo Rose in Golden. Great to hire for private parties, which we'll be doing again soon as well.

The guys at LaunchPad are doing a fantastic job teaching guitar and piano for two of our kids…read more They can't wait to go to their lesson each week.

Don't go here they only want your money. I booked a session and I basically ran the entire session…read morewhile my producer hit his pipe and played on his phone. Also there are rats all around the building its super gross.

A+ great vibes, come chillax while you work & throw down the good stuff. Worth your time & efforts,…read moregive it a go.

The owners are very connected in the music industry nationwide and event area is perfect for your…read morenext event.

The owner Mike does not pay his bills. Do not trust him or work with him. He breaches his contracts…read moreand his agreements to pay. When you won't date him, he will try to use that as his reason for not paying what is owed. Then he will just block you or ignore you just like other reviews have stated. DO not go into business with him in any kind of way. He lies about everything.

We have two kids taking violin lessons at FSA. After our oldest daughter attended their Strings…read moreSummer Camp, we switched to FSA and couldn't be happier! Our new teacher, Regan, is kind and patient, yet also insists on a level of quality that I just didn't think was possible from young kids. FSA has 4 recitals a year, so we get to see the other kids perform. They have a variety of students: from just-beginning all the way up to college-age students. I can't say enough positive things about our experience here. Regan, Keynes, and all the other faculty are consummate professionals, both as musicians and as teachers.

The business address is in Broomfield, but the classes are held at 35th and Navajo in Denver…read more The staff is enthusiastic and helpful. It is easy to register for classes via the website. The classes are small at less than 12 students. I have mixed feelings about the first course. I think their is way too much English. And the textbook--the New Italian Project 1A--has way too much English. Having taken courses at the Alliance Française de Denver, I think the "everything in the language you are learning" is a much better teaching method.