Husband had his guitar (Fender strat) "Set up". And he is happy. Service is good. Small shop clean…read morefriendly staff this guitar set up was $60 bucks which is a great value. Done right ! Husband is happy and will be visiting again.

I Had my Fender Strat set up by lane and amazing Job he did , quiet Place and friendly and not…read moreexpensive for a set up and Highly recommended.. I will be back with more of my guitars

I have been taking guitar lessons for two years now And I love it. My teacher Brian is very nice…read moreand very understanding And is able to simplify things such as the notes And the cords by writing them out using numbers because I am dyslexic. The owner of the studio Gary Is a very nice guy also. Gary is also very understanding When it comes to rescheduling too. All in all the guitar studio is an awesome place to take guitar lessons. It Definitely deserves five stars.

My daughter has been taking guitar lessons at The Guitar Studio for a couple months now and she…read moreloves it. The atmosphere is relaxed friendly and very professional. Zack my daughter's instructor is not only extremely talented playing but also friendly, patient and always with a smile on his face. Gary the owner is a great guy, always available, fair and understanding if there's a need to reschedule or make up a class. They teach all ages and have lots of adult students. Maybe I'll sign up for lessons myself! So FIVE stars to The Guitar Studio for doing an awesome job in the art of teaching music. I highly recommend them!

My children have been involved with PAZ for a year now, it's a really great school. The staff is…read moreso helpful and responsive, the go above and beyond making sure you have a great experience. And the teachers are extremely patient and knowledgeable (big shout out to Chloe who has been teaching my 5 year old son piano for a year now and the progression is amazing...she's so passionate and knowledgeable). My kids have grown leaps and bounds musically in just their first year, we will be continuing to be part of the PAZ family for years to come.

Amazing family run business. Music school with great knowledge, great staff, very patient with all…read morelevels of students. Excellent music store great prices.

Sometimes you stumble upon a gem of place that is world famous and you don't even realize it. Here…read moreI am 5 years on and realize just how amazing this store is! 2019 Was traveling around the 50 states and hopped into this place as I was passing by... Just blown away by the instruments they had! Not sure how long I was in there, but everything from droolworthy original D'Angelicos, original Epiphones and more... So much of music's history of the past to the present. After I get home and watching guitar videos I keep seeing this store pop up. Keep saying 'Hey, I was there!'... Do. yourself a favor and stop by. See the amazing selection of instruments they have on hand / display. The staff was super friendly and always willing to help when I asked. Thanks guys! Look forward to seeing you again!

Sometimes you stumble upon a gem of place that is world famous and you don't even realize it. Here…read moreI am 5 years on and realize just how amazing this store is! 2019 Was traveling around the 50 states and hopped into this place as I was passing by... Just blown away by the instruments they had! Not sure how long I was in there, but everything from droolworthy original D'Angelicos, original Epiphones and more... So much of music's history of the past to the present. After I get home and watching guitar videos I keep seeing this store pop up. Keep saying 'Hey, I was there!'... Do. yourself a favor and stop by. See the amazing selection of instruments they have on hand / display. The staff was super friendly and always willing to help when I asked. Thanks guys! Look forward to seeing you again!

An arrogant and self-centralized place. "No reschedule - No real makeup - No withdrawal - No…read moreexception" is part of the school policy. Director acts like authority, rude, arrogant, and throws tantrum on parent in front of student. I was attracted by its advertising slogan of World-Class while googling, but withdrew in Jan because of terrible personal experience even lost the tuition of Spring semester on it. Luckily, we found a much better violin teacher in another music school with much better services soon. As for the violin academy program my daughter was on, its audition is actually a free trial lesson, but called in their aggressive way. The group class included in this program, is practically a performance group, for bunch of community performances on a mandatory base, and brings large unexpected workload for both students and parents.

Our experience with NJAOM has been truly wonderful. My daughter has been learning from Mr. Moffett…read morefor years, and enrolled our other child too. Mr. Moffett is not only a highly skilled pianist, but also an incredibly patient and effective instructor. His varied teaching methods help young students connect with lessons and cultivate a passion for music. These lessons extend beyond piano, nurturing problem-solving, memory, and sensory skills. I firmly believe this education offers a holistic foundation for success in any future pursuit. The facility fosters growth and focus, with pianos in every room for private and group lessons. I wholeheartedly endorse NJAOM.

If I could give 100 stars I would do it in a heartbeat. Professor Calderone is a gem that is hard…read moreto find these days. So long story short, we had noticed that our LO is good at percussions and so I called Prof Calderone to have them evaluated. Despite the ongoing recitals and her busy schedule, Prof Calderone somehow was able to fit us in her schedule. When we arrived at her school, she greeted us warmly. She took the time to interact with our LO who is very shy with strangers but Prof Calderone quickly gained her trust. She then took the time to evaluate our LO. We never felt like we were rushed the entire time. During this entire time, she was humble, easy to talk to, and consistently provided us with tips on improving the learning capabilities for our LO on drums. We walked out highly impressed with her evaluation procedure. I would highly recommend this school to someone who is looking to learn a musical instrument. The facility and the trophies speak volumes about this school.

Excellent music program. Very accommodating customer…read moreservice.

My daughter has been going here for a while now and she takes piano lessons with Jared. He's my…read moredaughter's favorite teacher. She loves taking lessons with him. He's very knowledgeable about music and different artists and he's very open to learning new songs. His teaching style is great and he really encourges my daughter to try her best when learning something new. Jared's the best and a really great person. I will definitely keep bringing my daughter here!

I have taken guitar lessons for many years with several different teachers. Presently, I am…read morestudying Jazz guitar with Mr. Rob Backof. He is by far the best guitar instructor that I have ever had. Rob is extremely knowledgeable with regard to music theory, musical notation, chords, arpeggios, scales and modes. His expertise with regard to his instrument of choice is readily apparent and Rob is very well versed with regard to all types of guitar instruction and playing including Rock, Jazz, Jazz Fusion, and Classical guitar. He is a very patient and mature instructor. In addition, Rob is a very motivational teacher, always encouraging one to do their very best, yet never critical concerning a student's progress and always generous with praise. John Christiano, M.D.

The only authorized Kawai dealer in NYC. So for city slickers, if you're in the market for their CA…read moreor CS series (the digital pianos with cabinet and Grand Feel II actions, considered by many to be the best non-hybrid digital actions available) and don't want to drive/take commuter rail, this is all you've got. The first floor has a lot of new Kawai acoustic grands; the second floor has used Steinways and other American/European brands; the third floor has plenty of lower-end digitals; uprights are scattered throughout the floors. The pianos are not as well-maintained as, say, Faust Harrison, with quite a few out of tune or with non-working dampers, but they also have a lot more pianos and the ones that are well-maintained do sound pretty good. Anyways, back to digitals, since that's what I came here for: Kawai's flagship digitals are going to be found on the first floor. If you want the very best GFII action, you should try the CA78 and CA98; they also come in polished ebony as the CS8 and CS11 respectively. The CA98 has better speakers and a real upright soundboard compared to the CA78, but I thought the CA78 was good enough so I went with that. When I came in February 2018 they didn't have the CA48 and CA58 yet (only available in Europe/Japan back then), which have the Grand Feel Compact action with shorter pivot lengths, but their website says they're in stock now so something else to consider. When you are ready to buy, they will tell you a price; despite what they may say, all prices are negotiable. After negotiation, you will probably still end up overpaying $1,000 compared to Europe (it's ridiculous how much Kawai fleeces their American customers, just like Apple/Nikon/Canon do to their European customers) and $100-200 compared to the rest of the country, but this is city life for you.

I have played the piano since the age of five. My piano teacher, Mrs. Duke, a kindly lady with…read moreendless patience and an extreme distaste for jazz, insisted that I learn not just classical piano, but music theory as well. I grew up learning to love the great classical masters (although of course, not all of them were strictly Classical; some were Baroque, or Romantic, or Modern). I played at recitals, I played at competitions, I played at friends' houses and in churches and wherever I thought I could get away with it. I got to be pretty good after all those lessons and all those endless hours of practice. Then I went away to college and although I played off and on throughout those years, I didn't practice every day. And then I left college and didn't have a piano. Gradually I got worse and worse until one day about a year ago I sat down to play and realized I couldn't remember much of anything but a single piece that I'd competed with when I was sixteen. This made me kind of sad but life in a New York apartment does not frequently lend itself to owning such a large, loud instrument. Unless, of course, that instrument is a brand new compact digital piano that is designed for small spaces, looks like a small upright and sounds like a concert grand. Frank and Camille's sold one to my darling better half, who gave it to me as a surprise and a birthday/Christmas present and also a thank you for, you know, growing an entire human being in my body. (He's now exempt from giving me any presents ever again, in case you're wondering. Well, at least until Mother's Day. When is that again?) If I grow tired of this model (unlikely), the store will match the price and allow us to upgrade to a newer version if we return the old piano. Every part of this experience, from payment to delivery to setup, has been entirely wonderful. Now I can bang away on the keys while the baby naps, thanks to the wonders of modern headphone and baby monitor technology. I'm starting to get pretty good again, though I doubt I'll ever have the same delicate panache I did when I was younger. But who cares about perfection when you're spending quality time with guys like Bach and Beethoven and Chopin? It's enough just to play again. And Frank and Camille's made it possible. Highly recommended.