The buyer of my Guitar took the guitar to Neil and Neil stated to the buyer " I consider this…read moreguitar to be not playable". My Buyer return the guitar under this claim with big who ha. i have taken the guitar to another luthier near me, they have service it no problems and clearly do not know why Neil would state this, as it is clearly playable. I have doubts on this music shop ability to identify a simple service. Before you think im making this claim up, i spoke to Neil, be confirming the return.

Disappointed to say the least. After entrusting this so called guitar repair shop. To straighten a…read moreneck and set up both guitars. 1, Had not started job by the time they said, they were going to finish. 2, I then arranged to pick up my instruments the next day. 3, I went to my guitars back. And the owner or tech, who ever he is had decided to ignore the previous days phone conversation. 4, I get to the shop they'd proceeded to start the work disregarding instructions for pick up only. 5, this was initially was going to take a week, then suddenly they can do it all in a morning ? 6, I returned home feeling robbed only to enjoy fret buzz after this so called set up. 7, Luckily only on one guitar. As I've had to leave the other in another shop. On my way home as I was so pissed of.

Incredibly polite and welcoming staff. Absolutely beautiful and well tuned pianos. They had no…read moreproblem letting me play the pianos, even just after they were tuned. Also, I had a nice conversation with one of the staff who was a former Harpsichord builder and composer, so clearly qualified for the job. Overall recommend checking out for any pianist

Best Yamaha store, particularly with the acoustic Grand Pianos…read more Take time there!! Look for the keyboards too.

So, I'm 11, and play classical guitar, though I look and act like maybe say- 15? I play classical…read moreguitar. I came in, and after playing a few of their high-range Alhambra models, a young woman told me I was unbelievable for my age. An older man (I believe he runs the shop) began to give me a sort-of lesson on technique, which I have really found beneficial, and I was given several FREE Grade 7 ABRSM books to improve my sight-reading! AMAZING! 11/10

Simply put - this store is an absolute gem of a small business run by extremely helpful and…read moreexperienced people interested in selling quality instruments and making customers happy. I had bought a classical guitar elsewhere which literally fell apart on its first journey outside my flat. The staff were so helpful in suggesting which models to try, gave excellent advice and let me have a good long play on the possible purchases. I bought an Alhambra and it is a delight to play. In my opinion this is the best place to go whether a novice or pro.

Ray Man has an extremely impressive collection of instruments ranging from the typical (yukulele)…read moreto the absurd (bee whistle) There is a great selection of exotic musical instruments from African two-tone bell sets made from wrought Iron, Tibetan Hand Cymbals, Chinese Singing Bowls, wind gongs, bamboo flutes, samba whistles to a variety of different drums- Indian, Japanese, Turkish, West African and Egyptian sets. The shop also organises in-store events and workshops and provides musicians for different events.

Ray Man Music in Chalk farm is an absolute treasure trove!…read more This Musical instrument shop specialises in ethnic or world music instruments, and particularly in things from China, Japan, and the East. It's a small and well packed little shop, on Chalk Farm Rd, worth a stroll from Camden Stables market to go and have a peek. They are very friendly and patient in the shop, and though there are some very valuable and precious instruments in the back room, namely Yang Chins (Chinese Hammered Dulcimers) and Santoors and Sitars, there are also plenty of pocket money rattles, flutes, and croaking frogs, that they don;t mind you giving a little shake.

Great service, I've been there a couple of times to buy guitar strings, instruments, percussions,…read moreand also to fix the bass, they've always been extremely helpful and never disappointed. Very good price for the service especially considering the fact they're located in central London. Totally recommend them.

We have been to the store in the US, and wanted to make sure we got to this one. I had no intention…read moreof buying anything. I now own a lovely cittern. Great staff, great choices of instruments. There were a half dozen things I could have walked out with.

Dots is a nice little shop that felt like family business inside…read more I was staying in the area and needed guitar strings. I didn't want to take a 2 hours trip for a £8 set of strings. I searched local businesses with few succes with phone calls. Except this one. I checked what they have. A bit of this and that, on the cheap side. Totally appropriate with their location. Several type of instruments, enough music sheet and tabs to have fun. Open on a week end, the owner had my favorite brand and my gauge. That was easy and fast. Sure they won't have the custom shop model you were really looking for but they're around the corner and they saved my day :) I can't help. I want to give an extra star for being so convenient.

I was having a crisis with my horn right before a performance and Dragon really helped me out, and…read moreon short notice. He was quick, professional, and thorough. Thank you Dragon!

This place is a godsend. Knowledgeable staff, excellent inventory, reasonably priced practice rooms…read moredown below, and it's just so nice to still be able to buy scores in person and not online.

This is a shop for serious musicians but is also a good place to find presents for musicians. The…read moreshop has been here for over 100 years and is going strong. From the outside, it looks quite small but like a Tardis, it opens out over 2 floors and has many functions. At the front of the shop, you can find all sorts of music-related gifts for that musical person you're buying for, ranging from pencils twisted into treble clefs to models of miniature grand pianos. There are some musical instruments for sale and some contemporary and pop sheet music in the middle section of the shop but it's in the back of the ground floor that you really find the gem. If you're a classical pianist, this section holds a veritable treasure trove of sheet music. Downstairs, there's performance space and space for dedicated publishers. On the notice board, there are lots of adverts for lessons, performances and groups looking for players. You can also shop from Schotts online. Great shop for musicians, especially classical musicians.

Very convenient, easy to book, good pianos to choose from. Recommended…read more Yelp's requirement of a minimum 85 characters is annoying but I persist sine this venue is worth it.

Excellent facility with a friendly staff. I always enjoy practicing there when I visit London.read more