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B music has changed in last year or so and does not fulfill classes or refund for classes not given. we have been given excuse after excuse for no show from the owner and teacher. Avoid as it is a scam.
When still owes me
Money from October 2025
Be careful. They refuse any kind of refund, even if its a present that someone couldnt attend. In the words of B-music..."well its a risky purchase". Yeah cheers. Bought tickets for a xmas present for my parents and due to the date they cant make it.
Asked to exchange for vouchers....refused.
Also booked ticket protection and even this doesnt cover anything apart from your impending death (but then you cant claim anyway)
Wont use B-music of symphony hall again. Its such poor service and without any kind of help. Such a shame that such a place behaves so poor.
Ah well, live and learn!
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