House of Musical Traditions

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House of Musical Traditions

Bodhran Workshops

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www.musicaltraditions.com

Since 1972

House of Musical Traditions
7040 Carroll Ave.
Takoma Park, MD 20912
TEL: 301-270-9090
FAX: 301-270-3010
email

HOURS: 11 am - 7 pm
Tuesday through Saturday
11 am - 5 pm Sunday & Monday

Se Habla Español

NEWS

We're moving! (But not far) Read more here, see photos of the new space in our HMT Blog. MOVING SALE! As our move date approaches, our motto is "we'd rather sell it than move it!" Click here for details.

NEW! Goodall Guitars, Bourgeois guitars, Weber mandolins & Paracho guitars

New product line! We're now dealers for Goldtone Banjos. Coming to our website soon, but please contact us for more info.

SALES

Tacoma Guitar Clearance -- 35-50% off discontinued models

Alvarez and Yairi guitars and mandolins -- lower prices, discount shipping, free gig bags!

Breedlove Custom Guitars: FREE shipping

Check out our selection of new and used CDs for sale in our Amazon Store.

We carry acoustic instruments, accessories and books from around the world - including rare and exotic instruments. Don't see it here? Just ask. And remember our motto... if it's in stock, we have it!

David Eisner, owner

ebay

See all the great deals in our ebay store

USED INSTRUMENTS

Visit our Used Instruments page for extra low prices on guitars, banjos, and more.

SPECIAL FEATURES

Chuck Lee Banjos in stock

Steve Carmody #12 guitar $3,500.00 Handmade in Silver Spring, MD

We have a Repeat Rewards program for local (walk-in) customers. Earn points & gifts!

SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS

We rent instruments for school band and orchestra -- click here for helpful information before you rent. We also carry music books and supplies.

Please allow 30 minutes for us to process your paperwork.

Our rental department closes at 6:30 pm Tuesday - Saturday and at 4:30 pm Sunday and Monday.

"If you've never visited the House of Musical Traditions in Takoma Park, correct the oversight at your earliest opportunity."

Bob Levey, The Washington Post
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