Fleming Musical Instruments & Repair

Super buena la atencion

My daughter (somehow) got a bracelet bead stuck in her baritone mouthpiece. After trying and failing to get it out ourselves, we drove up to Fleming and Steven greeted us with a huge smile! He had the bead out within seconds and said that helping is what they are there for! My daughter was so relieved and I was so grateful for this neighborhood gem. Thank you Steven and Fleming!

Best place in town to bring your sax! Not only are they awesome at what they do, but they are wonderful people that care and know how to treat you like family. Grateful!

Amazing shop. Great selection of new and used instruments and accessories. The staff are very helpful and friendly. We bought a trumpet and French horn, both used but refurbished in to excellent condition. They also refurbed a trumpet we had bought elsewhere and completely revitalized it.

This place is amazing! I dropped in one day to look at clarinet mouthpieces, spent hours in the shop, and left with an amazing mouthpiece and some new practice exercises for my Bb clarinet. (And a bass clarinet that was too good a deal to pass up.) And I can't wait to go back when it's time to upgrade my E11. My only regret is that I didn't try Fleming's sooner in my clarinet adventures - it would have saved me some headaches trying to get the set-up that works best for me. Now for the long version: I was really frustrated with my clarinet and the B/C break and wanted to see if it was me or the mouthpiece (short answer: little of both), so I headed to Flemings hoping to try some MPs rather than order a bunch online. I didn't make an appointment but showed up on a Monday afternoon and even though someone was already using the practice room, Wes set me up in the showroom with a bunch of mouthpieces and let me try them all (and didn't complain about the squawking at all, of which there was a lot). He also played my setup to make sure it was all working okay. He listened to me play a mouthpiece, then suggested different ones based on what he was hearing. I think I tried at least 5 of them before I walked away with one I absolutely love (and it's not a Vandoren, which is what I went in to buy). He also gave me tips and pointers (I'm a hobbyist and former saxophone player) that were so helpful that I incorporated his mouthpiece/breathing drill into my practice sessions. I came away with the feeling that Wes really did want to help me become a better player, and he was just plain fun to hang out with. And the best part: my music teacher was so impressed with the changes that came with my new mouthpiece that he said he was tempted to go get one too.