Did an internet purchase from this location. Great communication and i feel the staff went over and…read moreabove for my purchase. SUPER HAPPY with this location and looking forward to doing business with them again!

They've been great. Knowledgeable and efficient. And the…read moreguys at the front counter didn't make me feel stupid, even after I picked the wrong strings - twice. Hannah (mechanic/luthier) delivered on my setup 3 days ahead of schedule.

I am a repeat customer...I loved the first one I bought so much, I currently have 7 "I'm in…read moreStitches" straps. These are the finest leather strap made today.

I purchased a lovely brown-hued strap for my prized guitar and love the quality! I searched for…read moredays online to find the perfect one, and although there were less expensive, cheaper made straps, you cannot beat the value and strength and beauty of a Tempest guitar strap! Take a look for yourself! They're great!

Wow - Amazing museum and quality Harvest guitars. Owner…read moreGordon took the time to tell me all about the museum items and his design Harvest Guitars, Guitars for our Troops too. We are lucky Gordon and this shop exist. A must see for all Colorado guitar players.

If you are a music lover of any instrument, this is a need to go to place. I WOULD highly recommend…read moreit. I had originally discovered this company years ago and formed a outstanding relationship with the owner, Gordon. I drove over there the other day because I definitely wanted to give Gordon's cause a donation. Gordon does this thing which is called "Guitars for our Troops". He sends out Guitar's to people in the military that are at war, want to learn how to play guitar or some even have PTSD and finding a way thru music helps calm the nerves and chases out some of those demons. Gordon ended up buying his own building and moved to this larger place a couple years ago. As I visit often, I just love to go in and talk to Gordon and see all the instruments although I play none. I went the other day and was very happy to see JP who sometimes works out of there, he does private guitar lessons and was my daughters first and only guitar instructor. Gordon is working towards turning this amazing building into an instrument Museum, I know he will get it done. Our family had decided to donate our old Victrola that has been in the family for years.

Catherine Paden has been working with my son for the past year, with voice training. Over the year,…read moremy son has gained in confidence and technical ability, and his voice gives me goosebumps.

From the owner: Private vocal coach and piano instructor with 40 years experience in public and private teaching…read more Now is a great time to begin exploring your musical talents! Give yourself a gift for a lifetime of enjoyment!

Whoops. The suggestion one should first learn on the instrument of a neophyte might best be kept to…read moreoneself. I'd have visited a toy store if that quality is what I was seeking. Purchasing determinations are the customer's. Unfortunate they lost a sale in the first minute from input that wasn't fine tuned to our inquiry.

Nice shop that does fine work…read more Fair prices. Quick turnaround. Service is friendly and knowledgeable. Refret came out good....I sort of wished they had suggested larger fretwire in retrospect. Two setups came out really nice. Will bring more instruments in for care.

just now New…read moreOutstanding experience with piano lessons and cello (lessons over the past year and a half). Erin P makes piano fun for my 8 year old, she's encouraging, shows my daughter what's next, and she's learning to read sheet music. My other daughter takes cello lessons and we received help tuning her cello and getting answers about cello tape - Alana at the front desk can also help with string instruments. She's so sweet. Wonderful and professional experience with every staff member here. They're also very accommodating with occasional schedule changes, rates are very reasonable for quality received. I'm happy my children can read and enjoy music!

My daughter has taken guitar, ukulele and now voice lessons with American Music School. The…read moreenvironment is very welcoming and has such a warm feeling. All of the teachers and the front desk staff are very friendly and knowledgeable in their skills!

Informative, helpful, and friendly. Great folks over at Flesher-Hinton…read more Highly recommend equipment rentals and lessons.

The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and the kindest of humans! Thank you so much for your help…read more Support local!

I went to see John Fullbright here on Friday, October 8, 2021. The seats were comfortable and the…read moresound system was great. The concertgoers and staff were very respectful, too -- you could hear a pin drop in that auditorium, which I really liked. I made a couple of trips to the bar and the people and drinks were great! I'd love to go back to this venue.

Great venue and super fun! It's was an intimate setting and we were up close to the artist. I can't…read morewait to find another artist there that interests me. Easy parking and there are drinks and snacks available downstairs if you'd like. A great evening of music.

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.

My 10 year old daughter has bed been taking singing lessons for 2 months and it has been nothing…read morebut the same song. Just practice the words was the direction she was given. No structure, no technical training as we would expect. The teacher wanted her to do a recital and the teacher would play the background music. My daughter was nervous but we built up the courage to do it. After weeks of practicing we all got dressed up and went today. Upon arrival my daughter was told her teacher did not come and she would have no support or background music. My daughter bravely stood up in front of the crowd and sang the song with complete silence / no music, which was quite heartbreaking to watch, than preceded to cry the whole way home embarrassed. To top it off she was not offered the pin that all the other teachers gave there students. I can't recommend this school. The seem more interested in the recurring revenue of tuition than developing individual talents of the students.

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!