An adult learner, I have been taking weekly guitar lessons with George for the past 7 months. George (co-owner and one of the guitar teachers, an expert jazz guitarist) is a great, interesting teacher--very patient with beginners and also able to challenge them to reach further than they thought they could. I came here for lessons because my son took a year of guitar lessons here when he was 10, about seven year ago, and that was a positive experience for him and me. The store is in a charming barn-like building and while a little cramped, I have found it a comfortable environment in summer, fall, and winter. Paula is a very pleasant partner to George, keeping the shop and schedule running smoothly and always accommodating if I need to adjust my lesson time. If you are interested in music lessons (they teach several instruments and voice, I believe), take a set of 4 lessons as a reduced introductory price and see if All Things Musical is for you, as it has been for me and my family.

Ive been involved with music instruction since childhood. When I sought to renew my involvement with guitar I was recommended to seek out George Raccio at All Things Musical by a friend who had been taking banjo lessons from George. From day one I knew I had found the guy. George possesses a wealth of musical knowledge with an understanding of how to pass along his knowledge in an exceptionally patient manner. His musical knowledge base is broad enough to expertly teach a multitude of styles. While I began with finger style acoustic guitar, George was able to transition to electric guitar blues as my musical instruction tastes changed.The studio/store is charming and Paula, Georges wife, is a pleasure to do business with. She maintains the teaching schedules for the various instructional modalities of which there are many and helps students such as myself to keep track of upcoming lessons. Ive been taking instruction for close to five years now and consider my instruction at All Things Musical an important part of my life that provides nothing but pleasure inclusive of our annual recital. If you are looking for expert teaching in a warm atmosphere be sure to check them out. Youll be glad that you did.

I take harmonica lessons at At Things Musical. George and Paula are great. The shop is really cute and they have lots of interesting things for sale in addition to instruments. Its a friendly, family run place.

Unprofessional male owner who spoke disrespectfully to a mom of 3. Never apologized instead sent a contract with a letter stating how much she will pay if she tried to terminate her sons lessons knowing very well she did not outsource her babycare as she came all summer long with her other kids. Nowhere in the contract did it state moms with other children are not allowed to wait and walk around in their store. At least not yet. They also never mentioned it was a problem for them to see other young kids move around. They should have specified upfront that kids are not allowed to wonder even when accompanied by a parent this way I would have gone with private lessons or gone elsewhere. I take my kids to many places and this was my first real problem with a very rude judgemental male owner. Mom of multiple kids just be aware. I would have appreciated a review like this as it would have avoided this disrespectful scenario I encountered.

Never been here 🤠 i wanted to write a review for no reason

Went to sign my son up for lessons they are very friendly,helpful and took time to help us understand how they operate.

It seems wonderful with confrontations of customers.I would recommend this place to children in bands

Cute little place. The people there are very nice.

Best music school in the area!