John, the owner was my welcome surprise since Ethan was MIA!. There's a recording included where…read moreJohn kind of walks me through the solo!

Stephen Putnam is an awesome bass teacher. He gave me this yellow cat sticker. He just might give…read moreyou one two.

I'm back again! Billy Cioffi is my main man! I love his expert tutelage! I'm sure I'll…read morecontinue for another dozen years!

We LOVE Kirk's! We feel welcome every time we come. The music and energy that fill the halls just…read moremake my heart happy. I love the attention given to each student. We have already brought a friend and would recommend anyone else with kids (young or older) to Kirk's. Such a special place.

Excellent place to get in-studio drum lessons with Bryan All-ages and all levels welcome.read more

Brandon is an incredible guitar player. My husband wanted to learn guitar so I set up lessons for…read moreChristmas one year. He is a great and fun teacher! Would highly recommend.

I been taking jazz and classical and it has been great .He is fountain of knowledge and kind and…read morepatient. I am adult woman.

We have been so lucky to be working with George Herzog these last few months teaching my…read more17-year-old son how to play the piano. George has been lovely. In fact, within three piano lessons, my son was already able to read piano music and he's very engaging and teaches on the level that the student is familiar and comfortable with. George is also very accommodating with his schedule and his availability. My son Cruz has been very happy with George's lessons. We highly recommend George.

Sarah has been a great teacher for my daughter who's learning violin! I would highly recommend herread more

My son has taken piano lessons at Scottsdale Studio of Music for over a year! Julie has been…read morewonderful as she has inspired him to continue with composition and Guild.

Matthew is an incredibly kind and patient human who ended up waiving any service fee due to the…read moreproblem being as simple as cleaning my guitar pots. I will be returning to this place when in need of any instrument / amp repair!

I was looking for more guitar oriented store. It had selection of string instruments and…read morekeyboards. Guitars hanging high up on wall. Small section of guitar music

This is the classic Bait and Switch operation. Prices marked on their products do not match the…read morehigher prices charged. They quietly charge more and hope the customer does not notice. I do not plan to shop here again.

We went in their store and purchased two trio books for winds. The book was clearly marked $9.99…read more They charged me $12.99 each. When I asked about the problem, the employee said it was because of tariffs. The book was printed in New York... not a foreign country! No one is willing to do anything about it - $6 plus taxes - NEVER will shop in this store EVER again!

The Instructors are great! They are caring and compassionate and make the class fun! They share a…read morelot of good information on baby development, which is very helpful! It is a great time to bond with your baby and also to learn and get a chance to practice new ways to help our babies grow physically, mentally and emotionally. It is also a great way to connect and learn to know other new parents!

Musicology was a huge part of both my children's childhoods. I have always loved music and already…read moreknew some of the benefits for babies and toddlers, but I signed us up mostly for the chance to socialize with other mamas and do something fun with my babes that I didn't have to plan! Musicology turned out to be a whole lot more than that. Their program is research-based and the curriculum is thoughtfully curated to be engaging, motivating, and provides the history and culture of music. Beyond that, the team at Musicology truly cares about your child and your family. They rally behind families who may be experiencing difficult seasons of life and they regularly give back to the community. You won't regret going, but you will definitely regret not giving them a try!

Love this place. We started at Stages and moved up to School of Rock when the girls out grew it…read more School of Rock has taken the girls to the next level with their music and stage performance. They girls have learned to do things they never imaged they could do. This is a very positive environment and we are fortunate to have found it.

This owner did not protect my kid after the instructor initiated a discussion about sex which…read morebreaks their code of conduct and employment contracts they use to earn your business. An adult male guitar instructor at the Gilbert location read an article called "Are Guitarists Good in Bed?" to my 13 year old daughter who was taking private guitar lessons for the past 4 months. The instructor admitted to reading the article and was temporarily suspended but did keep his job, and has been offered professional development as a consequence. The manager of the Gilbert location and the owner (who also owns the site in Scottsdale) said they believed the instructor who said he was sorry and that he read this article as a joke, but had no bad intent. Management's solutions were to implement professional development for all staff (great for staff and future kids) and keep this instructor as a vital member to their business (great for his career). I am told he teaches 20+ kids up to 4 days a week and "deserves a second chance". We were told we could pick a new instructor, pick a different day, call to make sure he wasn't staffing whatever she wants to participate in, and if she really wanted to attend something he was staffing that they'd move him if they could, or attend the Scottsdale site. All of these solutions put the burden on the victim when the consequences should be placed on the adult who made the decision. When I offered these as solutions for the instructor to bear it was repeatedly rejected. When I inquired about the steps that were taken during his suspension and how they cleared him to return to work, I was accused of "going on a witch hunt" by the owner instead of being informed on their process and efforts to restore my broken trust and that of my daughter. I believe this instructor should have been fired on the spot for his behavior, and at the very least if he were to remain employed, that he would bear the brunt of the changes needed to care for the intent as perceived by the child who was brave enough to speak up before things got dangerous despite knowing it meant she could lose the opportunity to join the performance group with her piers. Which it has because our final two lessons were refunded.