R Street Music

Guitar instructor · Ledroit Park ·

Music lessons for guitar, bass, piano, ukulele, banjo, mandolin

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604 U St NW 3rd floor, Washington, DC 20001 Get directions

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"U Street Music Hall, the underground destination for large crowds to catch top-rated DJs while spilling beer on a frequently packed dance floor, is done after 10 years. A statement the venue posted on its social media platforms cites 'operational costs that never paused even while we were closed' for the past seven months, as well as an up-in-the-air reopening timeline for music clubs. Owner Will Eastman tried to prolong its lifespan via merchandise sales, a GoFundMe campaign, and a livestream series, but no revenue coming in from live shows ultimately forced the venue to fold. Owner Will Eastman tells the Washington Post that a legal dispute with the club’s landlord over the terms of the lease played a part in the decision to vacate the space four years before the end of its rental agreement." - Tierney Plumb

https://dc.eater.com/2020/5/18/21262400/dc-restaurants-permanently-closed-covid-19-coronavirus-crisis

R Street Music

Rich P.

Google

I took guitar lessons from Jon pre-pandemic. Top notch. He has an excellent ear for transcribing songs and showing you how to play, including inversions and such that not only make a song accessible, but also deeoen your understanding of music. I'll go back.

seancday

Google

Excellent teachers!

Nicole M.

Yelp

Though I loved the old Guitar Shop on Connecticut, this new location is just as convenient for me. I have owned a bass for five years.... FINALLY started taking lessons a few months ago with John, and I'm loving it! It's so much fun, and John is an excellent teacher. He teaches to my learning style, he's patient and thorough, and consistent with his reminders of how I should be playing (finger placement, posture, and all). Though his style may seem scattered at first, he really does a great job of building off of what we learned from the previous week while keeping it interesting. If you're like me and thinking that you'll eventually get around to taking lessons, DO IT NOW! (Before they realize that they're not charging enough!)