Pat did a great job on our old piano. She provided us interesting information about our family…read moreheirloom and finished up her work quietly and on time. I'll definitely call her in the future.

Pat has been tuning my upright piano for 7 years and has always done an excellent job. In that time…read moreshe has replaced and tightened pins and given me many helpful tips on piano maintenance. She is professional, communicative, friendly, and always willing to work with my schedule. I highly recommend Pat if you are looking for an experienced and reliable piano technician.

An amazing showroom with a beautiful selection of pianos. New and refurbished classics available…read more Grands, baby grands, uprights and high tech electric are really magnificent. A limited selection of piano sheet music but great services, such as piano appraisals ( they come to you home) for insurance purposes. A very kind staff are patient and capable to support your music needs.

The employes are wonderful. The listened to specific preferences in shopping for a new electric…read morepiano. I appreciated the ability to test play out types. Wonderful helpful store.

Area musicians, especially non-guitar players, have to be thankful for a store like Schmitt. It's…read morejust about the only place you can get repairs on your woodwind and brass instruments locally. Add in school band instruments and supplies, sheet music for beginners and professionals alike, enough guitar equipment to satisfy axe heads in a pinch plus a large showroom of pianos, and you have a centrally-located music store that's been serving Omaha for decades. There's also practice rooms on the lower level if you or your kids are interested in taking private lessons from local teachers. I took clarinet and saxophone lessons at Schmitt from Leonard Eby. As much as I hated going there with my brother and dad just about every Sunday for 10-plus years, the musical education Eby provided me with is invaluable and helped earn and keep first chair in the wind ensemble throughout high school. Not to mention build the foundation of a smalltime music career that has allowed me to play on the best stages of Omaha and travel from NYC to LA and play at international music festivals such as SXSW. Going in there yesterday to buy some clarinet reeds for the first time since the early 2000s reminded me of all this. I'm so glad Schmitt is still here. Hopefully it'll be here forever.

I have taken guitar lessons here for almost a year and a half. My instructor is excellent - just…read moreright for my learning style and musical tastes. I've spoken to other students with other instructors, and they were happy also. A lot bigger facility than it appears from the outside. Nice auditorium on the upper floor for recitals. Staff is friendly especially now that they've seen me every week for so long. Good selection of sheet music.

Quick to schedule . Excellent service on a 3 story move . Made a tough situation as easy as it…read morecould be and for a fair price .

The crew really hustled and was cheerful, and what I appreciated most was that they were very…read morecareful about not banging doorways and walls, and they were willing to rework placement of furniture per my direction after it was already placed initially. They also were smart with suggestions for best placement based on function, e.g., rotating the sectional so it could fit and identifying where the powered recliners would get most use, etc. I took away one star because I didn't appreciate having to pay for their round trip travel and gas when I already was paying for a multi-hour move job, and the fact they had individual crew members leave early with no advance notice to me.

Avoid Morgan Cowell and Great Plains Piano at all costs. My sister hired this company to restore…read moreher very old upright piano. 4 years later, after numerous unanswered phone calls, text messages, and emails from my sister as well as the Nebraska Attorney General, her piano was returned to her, completely unusable and missing its matching bench. A note signed by Adeline Bouwhuis and Louis Shriver was sent back with the piano, stating "...if you don't have another piano to play, I know Morgan and Adam would send you one for free." She's never asked for a free piano. She simply wants her piano bench back. Her text, voicemails and emails asking for her matching piano bench have been ignored since August. Mr. Cowell is a thief and should be ashamed of himself.