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chueh Garciavia Google

9 months ago

🎹 Our kids have been learning piano for two years now, and we truly feel so fortunate to have such a kind and professional teacher guiding them! They’re almost six years old now and still deeply enjoy playing piano—especially because they really love their teacher. Every lesson is something they look forward to, and after class, they even like to imitate her teaching and “teach” it again themselves. She not only teaches with care and clarity, but also understands how to connect with young children, keeping the lessons both fun and effective. We’re so grateful for her patience, encouragement, and dedication over the past two years. Thanks to her, our kids not only stuck with music, but love it more and more each day。

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Dillon Wilsonvia Google

over 1 year ago

The owner said she has been there for over 20 years. My kids were matched with a great teacher and they enjoy piano lessons. Great teachers. The have a good selection of music book too

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Meztigar Owlvia Google

about 3 years ago

I was driving to work today and this lady cut me off and drove to this business. Obviously she was the owner because she unlocked the doors with keys. Clearly she doesn't care about my safety and probably lacks any good teaching skills if she drives this way. I defintely won't be using her services ever.

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John Kuntzvia Google

over 3 years ago

I dropped my sons acoustic guitar off there about a week and a half ago. It just needed new strings and a dowel that the string fastened to. The girl took my information and told me that they would call when it was finished. A few days later the girl called and said that she didn’t have the white dowel and that the one they had was black. I said in that case, replace all the white dowels with the black ones and call me when it was ready to be picked up. They never called so I went in yesterday assuming that the repair was done and I could pick it up. The same girl who helped me before opened up the case and said that they didn’t fix it. I was mad! I asked her why and she said her repair man was old and sick! I asked for the store owners name and she refused to give it to me. Later that day, I got a call from a woman with a heavy accent. She explained that she was the manager and that they couldn’t repair the guitar because their repair man is as having leg cramps! How UNPROFESSIONAL is that? Not only can’t they replace the strings on a guitar but they have to have medical excuses with their employee’s symptoms named off. I went to another guitar place to n Brea who fixed it in 20 minutes and was less money. Sorry Music Maker…. You’re more like Music Faker!

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severin murphyvia Google

almost 8 years ago

Through the years I have owned many guitars. Most of these I bought at Guitar Center or Moody Music, so I thought I was familiar with the retail of musical instruments. The retailer is musically-talented and knowledgable. Their enthusiasm making you eager to make your purchase. It feels good. Music Maker was none of that. We went in to buy a violin for my kid. The person who helped us was completely unenthusiastic. We were bothering him, obviously. No small talk no passing on of tips or wisdom. The experience sucked. We still have the violin. It was really good quality, but that probably wasn't Music Maker's fault.