Castle Rock Music

We offer personalized music lessons for all skill levels with over 25 experienced instructors. Our programs include guitar, piano, voice, drums, and orchestral instruments, taught in 15 private studios. Lessons are pay-as-you-go with no contracts, and students gain performance experience through recitals and community events like Jazz in the Park.

Our store sells guitars, digital pianos, woodwinds, brass, and orchestral instruments from major brands like Breedlove, Casio, and Orange. We offer competitive pricing and expert guidance to help customers choose the right instrument. Accessories include strings, reeds, cables, and cases, ensuring musicians have everything they need to start or advance their practice.

We provide professional repair services for guitars, woodwinds, brass, and orchestral instruments with over 20 years of experience. Services include setups, re-stringing, pad replacements, and dent repairs, with free quotes and no charge for uncompleted work. Our technicians ensure instruments perform optimally, supporting musicians' long-term success.

Our Pro Tools-equipped studio offers recording services for college auditions, professional demos, and personal projects. Ideal for solo artists and bands, the space supports high-quality audio production. Students and local musicians can capture their music with professional-grade equipment and expert assistance from our staff.

We host free community events like student recitals and Jazz in the Park performances, fostering musical engagement. These opportunities allow students to showcase their skills and connect with audiences. Events are open to the public, emphasizing our commitment to sharing music and building a vibrant local arts scene.

Seasoned guitarist with 17 years of experience, David graduated Summa Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music. He teaches jazz, blues, and music theory, mentoring students pursuing music education.

Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Jazz Guitar, Grady offers personalized lessons across genres. He emphasizes student-driven goals and draws from diverse teaching experiences, including snowboard instruction.

Owen holds degrees in Vocal Performance and Recording Arts. He focuses on healthy technique and musical exploration, teaching voice, guitar, and songwriting with a patient, student-centered approach.

A Colorado native with a Music Performance degree, Alex teaches voice, piano, and strings. She emphasizes fun, organized lessons and has taught over 100 students across Colorado.

A UNC graduate, Kyle performs with the Glenn Miller Orchestra and leads jazz ensembles. He teaches saxophone and clarinet, blending academic training with real-world performance experience.

We offer guitar, piano, voice, drums, woodwinds, brass, and strings lessons with 25+ instructors for all skill levels.

Yes, we sell guitars, digital pianos, orchestral instruments, and accessories from brands like Breedlove, Casio, and Orange.

Yes, our instructors specialize in teaching beginners with personalized, patient instruction tailored to individual goals.

Yes, we repair guitars, woodwinds, brass, and orchestral instruments with free quotes and experienced technicians.

Yes, students perform at recitals and community events like Jazz in the Park, all free and open to the public.

We are open Monday-Friday 10:30am-7:30pm, Saturday 10am-6pm, and Sunday 12pm-4pm.

I stopped at this place to support a local business and was not disappointed I was expecting the prices to be through the roof but they were actually very reasonably priced and great quality I was also greeted with great customer service! I would recommend this place for anyone looking to take lessons or purchase an instrument

One of my students took his trumpet to be repaired there because it wasn't actually changing notes, no clue what work they charged for, but they somehow missed the giant crack in the lead pipe! Not impressed at all. I've only been there once to get cork grease, quick easy purchase (reason for two stars instead of one).

An amazing music shop with really high quality and affordable instruments and wonderful staff. I came in to buy some picks and found a wonderful travel guitar that is absolutely amazing. The staff there sat me down and let me play it and he was extremely helpful and friendly. Hands down the best experience I've had in a music shop. I'd highly recommend this place over the bigger places like guitar center, it is a beautiful shop with a wonderful atmosphere and well kept and cared for instruments. I will definitely be back next time I am in town and would recommend this place to anyone looking to purchase an instrument.

I love this place! After dropping my guitar (that I bought elsewhere) Jason took a look at it and gave me an estimate on repair. He was very open and honest about the cost vs value of the guitar and helped me make the decision not to repair it. With zero pressure, he helped me look at other guitars to figure out exactly what I wanted, which helped decrease the sting of my broken guitar. I really wish I had just gone there in the first place!

Great experience! I did not buy a guitar today (again there was no pressure for being able to look and not buy today), but I will be back to buy once I spend a little more time deciding on a couple of things from what I learned today after talking with Jason. I've also previously taken lessons there and done a recital there (with voice/ukulele) and those were great experiences as well!

Don't waste your time and money. The people that work here are just high school kids who look like they'd rather be anywhere else. I recently bought guitar strings specifically for a classical guitar. I asked the kid for nylon strings and he handed me a pack assuring me that they were the only nylon strings they had. I had my reservations on his assertion as the kid could hardly utter more than a teenage grunt, but I went ahead and got them anyway. Surprise, surprise, turns out they were all metal strings.

When I called to see if I could exchange them someone answered the phone who sounded like he was at least 30. That didn't matter though since he said I opened the package that there was nothing they could do. Seriously? A brand new set of strings and you can't take them back or exchange them? How bout you repackage them? It's all good though as there is nothing that I need to do at this particular place of business. I can always find another store to give my money to. Now try hiring some staff that actually care about music and know what they're talking about.

My daughter takes guitar with Bill and he is amazing! We also really appreciate how helpful the young man at the front is all the time, explaining different guitars and equipment needed. The only two things I am bummed about: you don't get any kind of discount for buying multiple lessons or for having more than one kiddo in lessons, however, I still think the cost is more than reasonable. Also, we are on a waiting list for trumpet since the one teacher that will do in person is full. I guess that speaks to how good he must be :