David Hauser received his Bachelor's degree in Music Education from Catholic University and Master's in Oboe Performance from the University of Memphis. He currently performs along  with his  wife, Heather, in many Atlanta area chamber groups.

He studied instrument repair with Elvan Alyea in Washington, D.C.. After working as repair technician for the Quantico Marine Corps band for three years, he studied with Robert Schmitt, a former Hans Moennig apprentice in Ithaca, NY. He now has his own shop in Conyers, GA and is a member of NAPBIRT, the National Association of Professional Band Instrument Repair Technicians.

David grew up in the piano trade, studying piano rebuilding with his father, and has tuned and repaired pianos for over 30 years. First Baptist Church of Atlanta, Church of the Apostles, and Flipper Temple are among his long time  contracts.

My philosophy is to provide my clients and students high quality tuning, repair, and instruction so they may enjoy music to their full capability. 

Because of the way I teach, my students' parents tell me that their performance and grades improve in all areas, not just in band. I teach them to focus, to pay attention to detail, and to achieve perfection through repetition. I insist that they not give any less than their best. Mediocrity is never acceptable. I have also had success with students who have ADD and bipolar illness using my methods.

This applies to me as well in repair and tuning. I know that musicians at any level need their instruments repaired quickly and well. I work by appointment, and many repairs can be done while the customer waits. Larger jobs, such as overhauls, may take two to three days, but are always done much more quickly than at the local music stores.