Started piano lessons for my 8-year-old here during the summer. The teachers seem to be very…read morepatient with my little drama queen. And my child has been making excellent progress (as long as I enforce daily practice). My child actually whined about missing a lesson because of a National holiday! I also like how the staff is large enough that the Conservatory was able to find last minute substitutions when the normal teacher couldn't attend my child's lesson. My only negative experience has been lackluster communication. I was able to straighten things out by initiating conversations directly myself but there were several times when emails or the 1-2 minutes before or after a lesson simply couldn't clear things up.

No makeup class whatsoever, not even one makeup class is allowed during a whole school year! If you…read morehave kids who can get sick sometimes, definitely expect throwing your money away and never a single makeup class is possible....

The owner of this business is one of the kindest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. My…read more6 yr old son and I were just walking by the store and looking at some of the instruments from outside. The owner saw us and invited us inside. He played something on the piano for us and then let my son play on the drum set because he felt kids need an outlet during the pandemic. My son had a blast playing the drums. Thank you so much for your kindness today! The world needs more people like you :)

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Milen was my teacher from when I was 8 years old until I was 18 and had to go away for college, and…read moreI am so thankful to have been his student. He is one of the most patient and kind people I have ever met. When he was providing me with feedback and criticism, he would always follow it up with encouragement and always kept me motivated to do better. Now at age 22, I still have a great love for piano (and music in general) because of him. If you're considering signing yourself or your child up for lessons, I highly recommend! Milen and Rumyana can most definitely be trusted to provide an impactful and enriching musical education :)

My friends recommended Mr. Milen to me for piano tuning and piano classes…read more He is very professional and knowledgeable. He is very nice and patient to kids.

Been going to this location for years and they are always extremely helpful! Came in with a badly…read moredented bari saxophone that was estimated to take 2 weeks to repair, and Greg fixed it within 5 minutes!

Took my instrument in to get a problem fixed and the very welcoming staff got it done right away…read more They were extremely kind and efficient and made the whole experience really easy and positive!

My son has been taking guitar lessons here for a few months and loves it. The owners are welcoming…read moreand they explain everything during the sign up process. They are very flexible and I can make adjustments and reschedule lessons when we have conflicts.

My son has been a student for two years and we are so pleased. His progress with cello, thanks to…read morethe school and Beth Paul, has been very impressive. I also love that the students have several opportunities throughout the year to perform in front of an audience. We will be here for many years to come!

BUYER BEWARE. Overpriced, over promises, and under delivers…read more C2's dubious plan starts with their diagnostic tests which are actually created by c2, not the College Board or ACT. They're harder than the official tests and designed to make your child feel dumb so you panic and the Center Director can "prescribe" an exorbitant number of hours to remedy your child's perceived academic deficits. Center Director emphasizes, ad nauseam, your child MUST come in 4-6 hours per week. This way, you'll burn through your hours and she can then sell you more hours before the "special sale" ends! Expect high pressure sales, fear mongering, and even personal sob stories from her. She will try every angle to gain your trust so you'll buy more hours and extend your c2 contract-and she can meet her monthly revenue target while taking home a nice commission. Cha-Ching! This haughty and corrupt Center Director acts like she's a college admissions expert. Just ask her where SHE got HER degree. You can easily find her on LinkedIn to verify (unless she edits it after seeing this). Let's just say, her international alma mater is nothing to brag about. She's a cunning saleslady. She makes a used car salesman look like an amateur so do your research BEFORE you get duped into signing a contract with her. Read the recent reviews on Trustpilot (Score: Poor) and the BBB (Grade: F, Unaccredited). My children say she is creepy, awkward, and disingenuous whenever she emerges from her office. Please, lady, crawl back into your lair! c2 changed their policy and NOW your hours suddenly expire. The Center Director lacks integrity and transparency. She won't honor the verbal promise she she made when we signed our original contract for NON-EXPIRING hours. Reneging on a promise is tantamount to being dishonest and untrustworthy. c2 will screw c2 families. Be very wary of Center Director's phone calls and her use of DocuSign. Be very wary. There are better, much more affordable tutoring centers out there where your kids will be happier and achieve results. Elite Prep Plano and Elite Prep Southlake have CLASSES so students get to learn with peers and commiserate WHEREAS c2's tutoring environment is isolating and depressing. Your child will dread going to c2 so plan to expend a lot of your own energy nagging them. Mathnasium is another, much better option for elementary, middle school, and high school aged kids. Mathnasium even has an online, virtual option called Mathnasium At Home if you don't want to wait for them in the parking lot. Also look into live virtual options like SuperTutor and J&J Test Prep. Jackie from J&J is fantastic especially for the Reading/English section. Find them on Fb or IG. Protect your child and your family's money. DON'T do business with Unscrupulous c2. c2 cares much more about taking your money than actually helping your child. And if you happen to have a child who naturally excels, they'll exploit him/her as propaganda and take credit for your child's success. It's comical to see the names they frame on their lobby walls while knowing full well how very little they actually did for our children. Don't believe the hype, folks. When Coppell's c2 center shuts down, don't expect a refund--not even a partial refund. Once you pay in full, before service is even rendered, your money is theirs and they intend to keep it. All of it. Read the unbiased reviews and horror stories out there. You've been warned. Please protect and warn your family and friends too.

I believe name of this institute should be Cunning Counselors Education. They Promise so much and…read morethey don't even care when we ask them questions. These people are trapping parents and kids for money. Beware of this education center who charges almost 75$ per hour. There are so many private teachers who teaches very well. This is about Cumming C2 Education which is opposite to Collections.

The owner Jiyoung Johnston has no true care for the education/welfare of your children. Jiyoung…read moreJohnston will charge for a recital that does not have the equipment/instruments your child requires for their performance, making an extremely embarrassing and awkward situation for young performers, then she will attempt to bribe and intimidate your child. My 9 year old daughter has been studying electric guitar at Lone Star Music Academy since August. This has consisted of weekly in person sessions at the North Dallas location. On 11/2 she had her very first recital and was extremely nervous and excited, both sets of grandparents and aunts/uncles were in attendance. Upon arriving I checked in with Wendy who is the director of the Flower Mound location, I asked her if everything was set up for my daughter and Wendy assured me that a guitar and amp was in the next room and would be used. Once my daughter was called to the stage there was no guitar, there was no amp. After grabbing our guitar that we happened to have in the car and setting her up we were told there was no amp. Wendy made no move to assist, her helper attempted to move a microphone close to my daughter's electric guitar so the audience could hear her. I ended up having to hold the microphone close while my daughter played. No one could hear her ELECTRIC GUITAR and it was extremely awkward, my daughter was extremely embarrassed, the setup was horrible, and her instructor was not present (all other instructors were there with their students). Afterwards Wendy avoided me as I requested to speak with the owner Jiyoung Johnston. Jiyoung Johnston stated she was unaware of what instruments the students played and had assumed my daughter was playing piano. She became aggressive saying we should wait along with our entire family and have my daughter perform at the next recital scheduled for one hour later. This was a worthless suggestion because there was NO AMP at the MUSIC ACADEMY that my daughter could use. Jiyoung Johnston then asked to speak with my daughter and walked her down the hall to be out of earshot. I then saw Jiyoung Johnston pull my daughter into a room and stand with her back to the door blocking my daughter from walking out. before my wife made it to the room to get our daughter Jiyoung Johnston told my daughter "Your father is upset, perform again so he won't be mad" then made promises of "feeding her" which is disturbing in itself. Jiyoung Johnston only made excuses and has not apologized or reached out. I was charged $25.00 for a recital fee and have demanded to be reimbursed but have received no correspondence. My daughter is nine years old, this was her first public performance and it went so badly due to no fault of her own, she practiced every day for months and she was failed completely by Lone Star Academy. Right now my daughter has no desire to perform again, I am sure that will change in the future, and it is fine if it does not but the fact that she was excited and was let down so badly by the adults who were in charge of making sure the recital went well is unbelievable and disgusting. Kids remember and traumatic events can really stay with them for the rest of their lives.

We have been with Lone Star for several years now, and are very happy with the quality and…read moreprofessionalism of the teachers. My daughters' teachers know what they are doing and are excellent musicians! They actually go through music theory books and are learning so much. The owners and staff are really nice as well. I highly recommend Lone Star.