Musical Instruments And Teachers near North Haven

“For 60 years this place has been the Main Focus for musicianship in Southern CT.
It started in the mid 60s when Goldies music shops merged with Libros music store and opened its doors on Chapel street.As a young teenager I assisted in the merger, helped both places move in and set up their Drum Kit Display in one of their large display windows.Spent many years three helping clients with Drum Kit purchases and Drum needs while still actively playing. Great place , even now.

John D“

“This music store SAVED the day recently when my daughter's flute broke 1 week before a concert. The staff were extremely attentive, and made us a top priority, even providing a loaner instrument. I was completely impressed! Great customer service.“

“They are awesome! My daughter has blossomed and become confident in her musical abilities and she loves her teacher. Awesome place. Everyone is so friendly and communicative which is awesome.“

“Our son started taking lessons with Ms Sandie when he turned 3. He was as playful as a little mouse (well obviously at that age!!) so Ms Sandie started presenting the very concept of music, beats and rhythms through various elements and technics. In no time, his weekly piano lessons turned into this exciting opportunity for him to see his very favorite teacher and try to be best at what she taught him! Ms Sandie’s patience in particular is everything a kid needs when learning at a very young age. Through her creativity, she’s always been able to find a way to get my son’s attention back to music when he’s distracted and make their session valuable and worthwhile. In a few weeks, his classes extended from 15 mins to 30 mins which to me was considered a MAJOR developmental milestone for a hyperactive little boy with short attention span that could barely sit in one place at a time. As far as learning, he’s been making a steady progress, not too fast not too slow. I see some parents look for tutors with fast learning results but what they don’t realize is the faster the learning is, the higher the time commitment on the family’s end NEEDS to be hence the bigger the challenge it might become. This could simply ruin the learning experience if the family doesn’t have the resources while at its best, it might compromise other aspects of social/physical or emotional development of the little child. Practicing piano currently is my son’s daily ritual and none of this would’ve been possible if it wasn’t for Ms Sandie. I’ve also been doing my best in keeping him motivated through accumulating points and reward system in return of his daily practicing. All in all, what you give is what you get. While a great tutor to a young kid is someone who’s knowledgable, kind, patient and creative, the end of learning equilibrium is the FAMILY to reinforce the teachings in between lessons at home and help kids stay motivated by respecting and sitting for their daily practices.No tutor has “the magic stick” to make things happen for us when we lack consistency as parents. But as far as Ms Sandie, she’s got ALL it takes to a get little brain engine started in exploring the very best in the World of Music!! ?“

“Attended as a youth. Did not fully take advantage of the opportunity. Awesome place. Many courses offered. Slightly expensive.“

“Ken is great and has an amazing store with many beautiful guitars. Worth a trip from everywhere. Found my guitar for life there. Thank you Ken!“

“Thank you David for sharing your expertise on sound dampening. I found him to be very knowledgeable and helpful.“