Shaun brings his passion for music and life to every lesson…read more He has proven himself patient, kind and encouraging with my mistakes. He took the time to get to know me as a cellist, my musical interests, and tailors our time to what I need as a musician and not just one teaching doctrine. If you have ever thought about learning the cello or looking for a new teacher I would highly recommend him!

My son has now been with Shaun for a little over 2 years. In this time, he has moved from being the…read morebeginning level (level 1) orchestra to the top level (chamber - Level 5) - 5 levels in 2 years. While my son has worked hard to achieve this, there is absolutely no doubt that without Shaun's guidance, this would not have been possible. A few people have remarked that there is musicality in our son's playing, which is unusual. This is perhaps Shaun's greatest gift to his students - bringing forth the soul and careful attention to technique, all the while in service to the soul of the music. We are in Shaun's debt...

Mike is a hell of a great guy. Shoots straight. Clearly knows & loves his craft. Highly recommend!read more

I've been using Woodsongs Lutherie for repair and setup work since moving to Boulder County in…read more2013. Their work is consistently top notch: done well and right the first time at a fair price in a reasonable time frame. From routine repairs on newer instruments, to careful restoration of 90 year old instruments, to getting creative and indulging requests (like adding an octave string to a 6 string acoustic), John, Parker, Willow and the rest of the crew are excellent. Highly recommend for work on anything with strings, electric or (especially) acoustic.

Not everything they say ends up being true. I take back my recco on this place and suggest that…read moreother parents just buy musical instruments for their kids from individuals, not this business.

I purchased a 1922 Conn New Wonder Alto Saxophone for 25$. I knew this instrument needed overhauled…read moreand I was not sure it would ever play well again. I brought it to Brian he took one look and said "I'll get it playing." Once Brian took the horn apart there was what looked like two bullet holes on either side of the body. In good humor Brian made a quip about it being a old mobster's horn. Brian was able to create a patch and seal the holes and complete the saxophone. When I play tested it I was surprised by how well the horn played. I was not expecting much from a 90 year old instrument. The sound is clear and spot on for a Johnny Hodges solo. Rocky Mountain Music Repair is owned by a wonderful family. I highly suggest any one to bring their musical needs to Brian. This shop takes pride in friendly and quality service.

This place is so cool. So many unique finds just. A must stop if you're ever in the area.read more

The vibe of this store is so chill . Is has the perfect mix of local art, plants and music stuff…read more!!! Heck ya!

After a couple of years of hard playing, my elderly Haynes needed real work. Nathan did an…read moreexcellent job and his work has held up exceptionally well. He listens to the owner and he listens carefully to the flute, working with it until it sings. Terrific repairman.

Nathan is attentive, professional and pays attention to detail. Wonderful full restore on my old,…read morebeloved Sankyo Prima Silversonic flute. Will be returning for future maintenance for sure. Highly recommend his services.

My favorite lap steel guitar had a pickup that was starting to fail. Patrick did a great job of…read morereplacing it and he's now the person I contact if I have any guitar issues. It's a great feeling to have someone you can call on when issues come up.

I commissioned a pretty hefty overhaul for my guitar that pretty much turned my Stratocaster into a…read morePowerhouse Deluxe: a dummy coil, 25db active mid boost, no-load tone control, and a bunch of routing to jam it all in there. The results? My Strat has never sounded or played as great as it currently does, I can't put it down! This Luthier went above and beyond and even added shielding and special wrap to the pcb to minimize noise; this thing has a thousand different sounds! Great setup, crazy clean job, obvious experience in both electrical and wood workings, excellent price, and done in a super timely manner; this guy knows what he's doing. 100% Recommended

Located in a small strip mall, this location has a huge parking lot and is easily accessible in…read morecentral Longmont. I entered the building looking for a holiday gift. Both employees were busy, but I received no acknowledgement. I found what I needed, I think. After they finished with their customer, I was able to make my purchase and the clerk was very friendly. There is a huge selection of both acoustic and electric guitars. If you are a Van Halen fan, you will see a lot of flying V's!

I had a guitar set up with these guys, and the setup was actually great so no complaint with that!…read moreHowever, they said they would contact me when it was finished which did not happen, and I wound up having to call them to find out it was done. Wouldn't have been any big deal except the interaction on the phone asking the tech about it felt defensive, like he felt I was accusing him, which I wasn't. Then I got to the store and asked the guy at checkout and got the same feeling. Like my statement about not getting a text was an unreasonable point. Anyway, an awkward interaction, BUT I got it, and all is good. I think it's best when dealing with customers to just try hard to assume best intentions. I somehow ended up feeling defensive by just commenting that I didn't get a text. Like "why didn't I get a text?" That's innocent, right? I think so. In their position I would have said "I'm really sorry about that. We sent a text, and it didn't go through. I hope it wasn't too much inconvenience." Boom, done. Anyway, this all seems so silly as I'm saying it, but it's honestly annoying to feel like I'm a problem when I don't think I did anything wrong. There are a lot of options out there, and customer service is quite important to me. In fact, I'd spend more for it. It's a niggle, but its important to me to feel welcomed.

Brief update: they are moving out of their current location at the end of October 2023 (they will…read morebe moving to the other side of the same shopping center, but a much smaller store). They're have a giant clearance sale and charitable fundraiser until the end of the month. More details are at the web site.

I love this music store. Kim and Mark are kind and always willing to help. My daughter's clarinet…read moreneeded repairing and she was given a loaner that she likes even better.

It is crazy how he just knows what you want. "Just looking?…read moreStart over here". Door just opened "Hi, You want better strings?" Before the door is closed as you walk in. Someone looking at the guitars "you need a better amp first. Then he looks at your fingers "and these strings" always followed by "when you feel like things are getting easier and the music flows, then we can look at guitars and choose one based on 1 and 2 and maybe 3 but you wont want that until your fingers bleed"

I was new to the area and looking for local guitar shop to get some work done. This place is…read morefantastic! They take the time to talk with you and understand what you want and need to get done and then do an amazing job of getting your guitar set up just the way to like it. Super friendly and a real pleasure. Thanks!