A versatile musician and teacher, Nashville-born musician James is dedicated to music through education, performance and personal growth. James has a diverse background in the musical arts. He has served as violinist and principal violist in many orchestras and ensembles. As a vocalist, James has sung in opera, oratorio, master-classes and recitals as a countertenor soloist. He has served as director of the Clarksville Youth Orchestra at Austin Peay State University and currently serves as the Director of Music Ministries for Cloyd's Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Mt. Juliet, TN. He maintains a private studio in Nashville, TN and is on the faculty of the Allegro School of Music.

James has studied with many experts in vocal science and pedagogy and has had the wonderful opportunity to study with Linda Ferrara, D. Lance Respess, Richard Miller, world-class early music expert Nancy Zylstra and twentieth-century vocal music expert Sharon Mabry. He has had masterclasses with...

The ambient sounds of reality and natural atmospheres are the specialty of professional recording artist, Clinton L.

Clinton, (who also records under the moniker of Purple Moose) hails from Lake Arthur, LA where he learned the Cajun Zydeco bands Honky-Tonk Country songs of the bayou. "I was lucky to work as a kid next door to a Honky-Tonk joint where new music was being performed every Saturday," he says.

He attended the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and earned his Masters under Dinos Constantinides and Stephen David Beck (Electro-Acoustics) in music in 1990 before making the leap across the country to study at University of California, Los Angeles in 1993 and University of Southern California in 1994. He had the privilege of studying with music masters James Horner, James Newton Howard, Randy Newman and took the first steps of his career as an assistant to Producer Orion Crawford.

"I carry forward an eclectic tradition of musical genres not just any single one,"...

I am an experienced music teacher and educator who can cater to all types of music learning. I graduated from William Jewell College with a degree in Flute Performance. Shortly after, I finished my K-12 Vocal and Instrumental certification and Master's of Arts in Teaching. Having taught flute, piano, and voice lessons for over 13 years now, you can know you will come away from our time together having learned about music. I have taught school in many types of settings and learning styles so we can make sure you are learning to your fullest in our time together!

I have been playing guitar for 13 years and have to pass on my knowledge of the guitar.
been playing in bands around the state touring bands and local bands and currently am studio musician for recording studios around Nashville. and can offer real studio and live advice for the aspiring guitarist or bassist. or Recording Engineer!

Subjects taught- voice, bass guitar, songwriting, music theory

Education- Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Lambuth University

Specialties- I specialize in modern singing,,, pop to r&b to country. To me it's about helping each singer be the best they can be in the style they love.

Born and raised in Burley, Idaho, my parents purchased a piano from an auction for my sister and I when I was seven. After a family friend taught me my first scale, I played it non-stop. My parents both decided it was time to invest in lessons so I could learn to play at least more than one thing! With encouragement from my teacher, I began teaching piano lessons during my sophomore year of high school and I have loved it ever since. I have had a lot of experience, teaching children as young as five, as well as adults with no musical background.

In 2011, I graduated from Colorado Christian University with a bachelor's degree in Music Ministry. I have been classically trained and my favorite composers are Chopin and Debussy. I've also spent a lot of timing playing popular music and in worship bands and love to encourage students in both classical and popular music. I moved to Nashville in September of 2011 and currently work as an office manager for a healthcare company. I am...

Hello,

Steve here. For years, as a professional guitar player and session player based out of Nashville, I’ve been on the road in
the bands of major country artists (see attached Bio). I’m currently staying pretty busy performing with Flying Island Entertainments Gwen Sebastian, from the hit TV Show "The Voice", & MCA country recording artist, David Lee Murphy, as well as playing with Hell's Bell's—the Number 1 AC/DC Tribute Band in the Nation.

However, I’m also a songwriter & Guitar/Mandolin/Bass Instructor. Since I play & teach in so many styles, I have written songs in many
genres, including country, folk, Americana, western swing, and even metal.

Short Bio:

Steve P. grew up in Renfro Valley, Kentucky. He’s largely a self-taught guitarist and did a pretty darn good job of it! However
for a bit more polishing, he took on Hollywood and graduated from Musicians Institute there.
(M.I.T.)

He’s played with, or shared the stage with, many national...

Hi, Thanks for checking out my profile! I have a Bachelor of Music degree from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in voice performance. I have been teaching piano students for 5 years. I also have a background in speech therapy, so I have experience with teaching children with a variety of special needs.

I am enthusiastic and passionate about sharing music with you!

I have been playing bass guitar for over 10 years and have a great deal of experience on guitar as well. In my lessons I try to mold the lesson around the student, for beginners I generally have a standard approach because it is about learning and understanding the fundamentals of the instrument. If I am teaching a student that has more experience, I will try and find their weaknesses and help them overcome them and push to the next level. I hold a bachelor's degree in music performance from Berklee College Of Music in Boston. There I studied with some of the greatest players in the country, many of whom had experience doing sessions or touring for major artists. Before going to college I studied guitar and bass at Caruso Brother's Music in Brookhaven, Pennsylvania. The Caruso's worked with such acts as Al Alberts and the Four Aces, Frank Sinatra, were music directors for CBS, and local legends in the music community of south eastern Pennsylvania. In my professional career, I have...

At age 24 there are very few places Jeremy has not traveled to. From the biggest stages to the tiniest of venues, Jeremy makes an impact musically wherever he goes. In addition to being a touring musician Jeremy has cut a considerable amount of records in the studio. Genres ranging from Pop, Country, and Folk to Hip-Hop, Gospel, Rock, and R&B. When Jeremy is not caught up in his studio writing he hosts Drum Clinics annually. His Drum Clinics allow both students and performers the opportunity to watch Jeremy in action behind the drum set in a more private, relaxed atmosphere. Jeremy has been featured in Drum Magazine in August 2011 'New Blood' and has received additional write-ups with a vast amount of other artists, bands, and groups he has traveled and recorded with. He is currently a freelancing musician still gigging on the regular in the Nashville area.

Hello, my name is Bryan J. I am a graduate of GIT at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California. I was privileged to have studied with the best musicians in the world, some well known and some are not, however, you don't have to be world-famous to be a great musician. I have twenty years of playing, touring, recording, and teaching experience and I have seen how life-changing music can be. I simply use my experience in a practical way to work for my students to achieve their goals and get where they want to go without the pressure or stress of trying to please someone else, including me. This is for you. If you are inspired and love to play, practicing is never an issue. Becoming passionate about your studies is key to your success. That's what I am here to help you with.

Some of my earliest recollections involve me tinkering on an old upright piano at my grandparent's house in Albuquerque, NM. My parents signed me up for piano lessons in 1997. After a few years of basic training, I began to study classically under Juilliard graduate, Tonja Voorhees until 2008, when she retired. Throughout the years I have continued my training, studying under different jazz, blues, and theory teachers. I am currently taking Berklee College of Music courses online, and am working towards a Bachelors degree in Music.

After graduating from high school, I began giving private lessons to students ranging from about 5 - 16 years old. When I moved from Albuquerque in 2013, I was teaching about 25 students at a Children's Music School.

Coming from a musical family, my siblings and I played together often growing up, and frequently led worship at our family's church. We began recording songs we had written together, and in 2008 began to tour after getting signed to a...