Instrument Supplies
Each student in the band or strings program will need certain supplies for class. These are specific to the type of instrument the student plays. New students should not purchase any supplies until Mr. Freed or Mrs. Blake directs them to do so. Any students who cannot purchase the needed supplies for any reason should contact their director to discuss using loaner equipment.
Each student in the band or strings program will need certain supplies for class. These are specific to the type of instrument the student plays. New students should not purchase any supplies until Mr. Freed or Mrs. Blake directs them to do so. Any students who cannot purchase the needed supplies for any reason should contact their director to discuss using loaner equipment.
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Bertrand's Music has partnered with the Los Cerritos Band this year for rentals and purchases. They performed most of our summer instrument repairs and have created webpage just for us. You can click on the link (you will need to create login) and click on the instrument and it has a list of all the CORRECT items needed and some additional options as well. Since they are located in Burbank, they will deliver any rentals and purchases directly to Los Cerritos free of charge or to the student's house for $5. In addition, a percentage of the purchases and $10 per rental is credited back to the band. This is a GREAT partnership!
Mory's Music was a recent recommendation we got from one of our instructional staff members. Several of our students have taken instruments there for repairs and found that Mory does great work, relatively inexpensively and very quickly (usually while they wait!). This shop is located in Canoga Park and although a little farther away, is sometimes quicker and less expensive than other options.
Cyndi Hall Music Studio has done much of the repair work for Los Cerritos Strings for years. It's a great place to get string instrument supplies and instruments as well as repairs.
Musician's Brass and Woodwind is a repair shop in Ventura that has done work on Los Cerritos' instruments for years (the repair technician was formerly based in Thousand Oaks).