I had just bought a violin at the pawn shop hoping it had been a good buy. It wasn't as great as I…read morehad hoped but for the cost it was very good. I brought it here to this location and they gave me as much information on it as well as all the repairs I needed and some suggested ones. They gave me such great service I would definitely come back here when I have problems with my violin. They answered most of my questions and also got my violin repairs in record time. I love this place.

Best Violin Bow Re-hairing and Repair in OKC! I'm always a satisfied customer.read more

Great store! The owner was very helpful and the service was great. I needed the music to a song…read morethat couldn't remember the name of and Kay took the time to help me find it and ordered it and shipped it to my home!

I used to work for a major oil and gas company, and as you know, commodity prices are in the…read morecrapper right now, and as a result, I was, unfortunately, laid off. However, I did receive a terrific severance package. This bred the idea in my brain that, well, I was gonna be sitting around doing nothing anyway, it's not like I'd be getting another job immediately, so why not put my time and effort into something that will help put my mind at ease as well as impress beautiful women. This chain of thought provoked my purchase of a beginner's guitar off of Amazon. Boy, was this thing a piece of crap. It sounded horrible, however, it did have working strings and the correct frets, so I figured it would be at least good to learn the chords and practice some dexterity exercises to build some rotary motion and strength in my fingers{not that I needed it ;)}. Three months had passed, I had a new job and finally got out of this weird Yonni phase in my life, but I still had yet to seriously practice playing the guitar. And that's when I called Anderson Music Studios. They were very polite and courteous, but most importantly, they were all business and understood what I needed to learn to help me ended this dry-spell... no, DROUGHT.... with the opposite sex. Let me put it this way, in two months I was playing "Kiss Me" by Sixpence None the Richer so well that I was confident enough to post it to Facebook hoping to end my drought. Whether or not my drought ended there is none of your business, but I will say, there isn't any better place to learn music that at Anderson Music Studios. The ironic thing is, and this isn't Anderson Music Studios' fault, I was expecting to be suffocating under a pile of women after learning to play guitar....how wrong I was....

I love Edmond music. The whole entire staff is like a big family most recently. I bought a guitar…read morewhere Taylor and Scott helped me and then I brought it in to have Jesse do a heck of a set up on it. It was just amazing. Love this place

Went here cause my mother in law wanted to get my youngest a beginner book on how to play the…read moreukulele. Not to bad of customer service when you first walk in, helped us out right away. Very attentive off the bat and helped my son tune his ukulele. After we asked where the beginners books were they pretty much minded there on business and never really checked on us which I thought was odd. As far as price goes, it's a music shop right off the Main Street so you can expect too pay a good price but not an arm and a leg unless you wanna go big. Overall not a bad place.

This is one of my favorite places to buy my daughter's instruments, they offer payment plans and…read moremore we bought her a new violin and they always do an amazing job to help her. The workers are so sweet and amazing, they truly care about my child's music future. The place is affordable with their payment options.

I needed to see about renting a cello for my daughter and thought this was the perfect place. I…read morecould not have been more wrong. first there is only rent to own, which is fine until you realize they want you to pay $50 a month on an instrument that is a little more than 300 dollars brand new and they want you to pay that on a used 3/4 size cello until you have paid it off which is the part that made me red in the face. to rent a used 3/4 cello at 50 a month the total before you own it is over 1200 dollars. How can you claim to help and support musicians and musical education when you're clearly only here to make a buck. Shame on you. I used to think better of you Lawson's. So disappointing.

Quick, friendly, very affordable! A real gem off old Main Street. Recommended for anyone in need or…read morejust interested in getting started.

Love CBR Music in Yukon, Oklahoma, right on Route 66. We've lived in Yukon since 1979 & CBR has…read morealways been our go-to for Guitars, music, miscellaneous music supplies. The owner, Dale, is awesome and makes shopping in Yukon a pleasant experience. Our son, and in later years I also, took lessons at CBR & looked forward to them! Support our local businesses in Yukon, Oklahoma!

This guy has been ripping off OKC area parents of band kids WAY to long. I believe this idiot that…read moreowns the place is name Scott if memory serves me. Dude is a dou**e supreme. Your child needs, lets say a trumpet. He'll sell you a used trumpet at a nearly new trumpet price. Then when your kid gives up the trumpet in a year and you go to resell it to him you won't get back half of what you paid for it. Then he will turn around and sell it again at almost full price. Stop the cycle folks.

My autistic son and I absolutely love going to the horn trader. We are both on the spectrum, so we…read moreprefer familiar places with kind people. They have an incredibly organized selection, the prices are clearly posted and both men that work here are incredibly kind. We have been traveling to this business for years for all of my sons maintenence and musical supplied and we highly recommend this music store.

Jeremy is an amazing cello teacher. Not only is he incredibly talented as a performer, his teaching…read morestyle is relaxed and very thoughtful. Questions are answered with clarity and his patience is second-to-none. If you're looking for a teacher that is kind, accepting, and willing to gently push you toward learning more each week, Jeremy should be your first call.