Instruments for Band or Orchestra
Quality Instruments

It is important that your child have a quality instrument. Cheap instruments that look satisfactory are starting to flood the market. However, these cheap instruments often do more harm than good.

These instruments are harder to blow, have keys that stick, and often create an unpleasant tone or are more difficult to play in tune.

Our rental program is designed to help your child succeed.

We are in the business of making musicians, whether it is a future professional or hobbyist. If your child does not succeed in music, we lose a customer. We know that quality instruments help lead to this success and support programs that help enable a student’s future in music.

We rent and sell instruments that are high quality, brand name instruments. Your student will not be hampered by technical limitations of the instrument.

Why Us

You don’t need to come in. Give us a call at (703) 335-5001 or go online and fill out the form and we can mail the instrument to you or hold it at the store for your pickup.

• Same low monthly rental fees all year – Monthly rate does not change!
• Rent to own
• No interest charge
• No obligation – cancel anytime
• Teacher approved instruments
• Damage coverage available
• Proud member of the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM)
• Top 100 Dealer
• Best Emerging Dealer 2012
• Local family owned music store
• Instruments owned by store not a corporation
• Instruments repaired locally

You may use the form below to put an instrument on hold. Instruments on hold can only be reserved for a short time and subject to availability.

Its Easy to Rent! 

• Stop in at our Manassas Store
• Call Ahead and put an instrument on hold (Max hold time can not exceed 2 days)
• Click the link to:  Put an Instrument on hold through our website

*** FOR ORCHESTRA STUDENTS***

We recommend calling our store ahead of time if you are planning on renting an orchestra instrument. We have limited quantities of certain sizes so please have the student sized before calling the store or click here for an at home tutorial on how to take your student’s measurement.