Jim S. is an Atlanta native and gained a love for music early in life by touring with The Atlanta Boy Choir in Europe and Alaska in 1987 and 1988. After a few years of playing drums and teaching himself guitar, Jim started his academic studies in guitar performance at Atlanta Institute of Music, where he studied with notable guitarists Steve Cunningham and Nite Driscoll. Jim has also studied with Dan Baraszu, the guitarist of Atlanta’s Fabulous Fox Theatre, and was a participant of the master classes of Corey Christiansen and Jimmy Herring of Widespread Panic. Jim graduated from A.I.M. in 1999. He then moved to Athens, GA to increase his musical experience by playing in various local bands and performing in virtually every venue that Athens had to offer, including the Georgia Theatre. Jim has played with many rock bands including Three Too Many, Teeter Driskle, Red House, Bella CoOla, The Seeds of Harmony All-Star Band, Gooey, The Ferguson Outfit, Bellian Marshall and...

Hello! I'm Tony. I'm a forensic accountant, with a master's degree in accountancy, a bachelor's in economics, and work with an accounting firm in Alpharetta, GA.

I have over a decade of experience behind the drum set, including over 150 live performances and studio experience on 8 demos, EPs, and albums. I've drummed for projects in the styling of rock, funk, metal & hardcore, and have been member of 6 actively performing bands and played with 2 churches. Over the past 6 years, I have also played guitar in 3 bands, one of which I am currently a member. Additionally, I immensely enjoy playing classical guitar and studying baroque and chamber music. My introduction to music was 5 years of saxophone in my middle school and high school's concert, pep, and jazz bands.

With my experience across woodwind, string, and percussive instruments, as well as my formal education, I bring a very well-rounded approach to lessons. I thoroughly understand what it takes to learn a new...

At eight years old my great-aunt offered to pay for me to take an extracurricular activity and a little voice whispered to me - take piano lessons. As soon as I started lessons I was recognized for my talent. I taught my skills at the piano only 4 years after that, teaching my siblings the basics of what I already knew. And I never stopped. I was mentored by one of the foremost teachers in all of Vermont, USA. She taught me about how to successfully teach young pianists to learn the piano. Today I teach piano in my home to a growing number of students.

I graduated from Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville, GA with a BA in Music Education, voice principal. During my years in public schools I taught a variety of age ranges and subjects including kindergarten general music, beginning band, high school chorus, and remedial middle school English and language arts. I have professional Yoga training and enjoy incorporating aspects of that when tutoring adult, middle school, high school, and elementary students. I also uses Yoga, brain respiration and other healing techniques in my lessons as needed.

I was a member of The William Baker Festival Singers and Summer Singers since 2003 before becoming Media Relation Coordinator in 2006 and Assistant to the Music Director in 2008 and left the group in July of 2009 to pursue other musical ventures.

Every student has a potential for greatness no matter what their strengths and weaknesses are. No matter your age or ability level I will help you set your goals and reach...

I am an energetic and creative individual with a passionate desire for success. One of my favorite things to do is express myself with the music I write, and I really encourage my students to do the same thing. Each lesson is made for the students personal goals and I work with them to make their musical dreams an audible and tangible reality.

In 2007 I graduated from the Atlanta Institute of Music with a Certificate of Musicianship in their guitar performance and composition program. I can say that I am well versed in genres like rock, classical, pop, jazz, blues, surf, flamenco, and can play anything that is needed of me. Since graduating I have made a living teaching hundreds of students privately and have performed in many clubs, bars, restaurants, private parties, and weddings in the greater Atlanta area.

Currently I play bass in the rising indie rock band RAVENS & WOLVES and continue to influence musicians all around with my teaching and inspirational attitude.

I have been playing guitar for over 20 years and been involved with music even longer.

I have studied with some of the best musicians in the country at the Atlanta institute of Music.

My background is in Rock and Blues but I have experience with Jazz and Classical guitar.

I teach music theory, not just guitar.

When it comes to music, for me, self expression is most important. Music communicates more than words alone.

I've studied with the great musical families of New Orleans, where I was born and raised. I've also had the good fortune of crossing paths with many other greats outside of the city; Jordan family, Marsalis family, Batiste Family, Chatters family, Clyde Kerr Jr., Donald Byrd, Frank Mantooth, Bob Shepard, Curtis Fuller, Steven Dankner, Lorraine Alfaro, Moses Hogan, Raymond Miles, Veronica Dorsey, and many others.

As a child I began the study of piano at the age of 3. I studied classical traditionally and blues by ear. I began a formal study of Jazz in the 5th grade. At age 12, I began to perform professionally and still do presently. By age 15, I was directing at various churches and ensembles to accompany musical theater productions.

To date I've toured the east and west coast of the U.S., 18 cities between Spain, Germany and Russia. I am a performer/song...

Scott S.
I started playing guitar while in high school. Then, I furthered my studies in guitar at the Atlanta Institute of Music (2 Years) and Georgia Perimeter College (2 Years) where I studied Music Theory and Jazz. It was during these few years when I played in several rock, Bluegrass and Jazz improvisational bands, that played out regularly in Metro-Atlanta. I have also run several "Open Mic Nights" in several restaurants and bars. I have studied with Trey Wright at Kennesaw State University and recently graduated with a B.A. in Jazz Guitar (Summer 2011), with a concentration in Jazz Performance. While at Kennesaw State, I spent 3 years performing in the KSU Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Guitar Ensemble, and Jazz Combo Bands.
I have been teaching guitar and music since 1999. I have had extensive experience teaching Guitar, Bass, and Mandolin.
I am currently working with my own Jazz Quartet (Fuze) and I am currently performing every Sunday with my brother in "The Sadler Jazz Duo",...

I am a Recording Artist who has worked on numerous projects including 2 of my own albums. I've been singing since 1986, graduated from Biola University, CA with a BACE degree (Education) then went on to Musician's Institute in Hollywood, CA attending their vocal program and I graduated with vocational Honor.

I've been teaching since 1997, doing both private and group lessons.
I am very good with explaining and working with you to find your voice - how to use them correctly and comfortably.

I also have been involved in Church music - Worship and Praise.

My passion is to teach people how to sing so that they can be happier! :-)

I am bilingual (Korean), and have a 7 year old daughter.

My studio is located on Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Duluth, GA.

I always loved to share my ideas and my knowledge of the piano my students so when it comes to teaching, my students come first in everything, when they are satisfied and have fun doing what they love, then i'm satisfied. Good Piano instructor.

I have been first trained as a professional opera singer as a child in Korea. For many years, I have performed on stage. When I came to America, I have continued to pursue education in voice (and piano) at Troy University and at Baptist College of Florida while seeking other degrees.

In addition to my main focus on vocal training, I am professionally trained to play instruments such as piano, guitar, flute, and violin. I have learned to play piano and guitar to initially accompany my own singing, but I have continued to study these instruments to this day. I have been a main church pianist, wedding pianist, collaboration pianist, and etc. For flute and violin, I have been a member of ensemble groups and orchestra (and symphonic band) and performed on various occasions.

These training has allowed me to start a music academy in Korea from 1990-1996. There, I have taught all the instruments I have learned: piano, violin, cello, flute, guitar, and voice. It started small, but...

I am a recent graduate of the Atlanta Institute of Music and have a relaxed teaching style with a focus on aural skills and and musicianship. At AIM in addition to honing my skills, I learned how to teach myself by gaining a very strong foundation in music both technical and theoretical. I am very eager to pass this information on to other aspiring and studying musicians.