Jesus has more that 15 years experience teaching piano and 5 years teaching the Suzuki piano methode, with dozens of his students playing succesfully in recitals, competitions and auditions arouns the Chicago area.

He received his Bachelors of Music in Piano Performance from the Conservatory of Music of Mexico State (COMEM) under the direction of Professor Manuel de La Flor. In spring 2010, Jesus completed his Masters of Music in Piano Performance with a scholarship from Roosevelt University, Chicago, Il. Renowned Mexican pianist Jorge Federico Osorio was his advisor and professor. In addition, during his program at Roosevelt University, Jesus took a course aimed at developing figure base and harpsichord performance with Dr. David Schrader.
Jesus was piano instructor for the Musical Education Bachelor Program at the Conservatory of Music of Mexico State (COMEM), as well as the accompanist for viola and voice students. He held these positions for five years (2002-2007). In...

Hello, my name is Brian and I am currently studying my Bachelor's in Music Education at VanderCook College of Music. It is the only college in the world that specializes in specifically Music Education, and has been since 1909. The school teaches us a basic understanding of 17 instruments and voice, while also teaching theory, aural skills, music history, professional ed courses, and includes a large number of various ensembles. Because of this, I'm able to teach some basic concepts on all of the band/orchestra instruments. Personally, I started taking piano lessons in 2000 and started drum set lessons in 2002. I've always had a dual musician life after that point, and was apart of the band and jazz band programs from 5th grade until now (sophomore in college). While attending Marist High School, I taught myself guitar, bass guitar, banjo, harmonica, and tin whistle. I expanded my concepts of music and genres, and find myself very knowledgeable of classical, jazz, rock, blues, and...

Mezzo Soprano, Andrea began her career in music at the age of five when she began accordion lessons. It was apparent at an early age that Andrea was a natural and not long after, she was entered into local, national, and international competitions. Andrea competed in organizations such as American Accordionists Association, International Couple Mondiale held in Hungary and Slovakia, and Grand Prix held In Geneva, Switzerland, to name a few.
After making a name for herself on the national and international scene, Andrea decided to further her music career by earning her Bachelor's in Music from Saint Xavier University, studying under Jan Bickel, DMA. She earned her degree in Voice Performance and performed several roles and solos in concerts throughout her undergraduate degree. Andrea could be seen in roles such as Dido in Dido and Aeneas and Miss Todd in the Old Maid and the Thief.
While earning her degree in Vocal Performance, Andrea participated and performed in...

I started my journey with singing in high school by participating in the school musicals and different choir ensembles. When I got to college I started taking private lessons and music classes for fun until I realized this is my passion. Then I started my journey with really learning the voice as an instrument and how it works. I am a vocal scientist at heart believing you will go a long way as long as you know how to grow.

I then went on to get my degree at VanderCook College of Music where they teach nothing but music education so I was able to learn all the band and orchestral instruments on top regular classes and voice lessons. I took the time to study privately with our percussion professor to learn rhythms and with our sight singing and ear training professor to further develop my ear and knowledge. All in all I have been studying the voice for seven years and counting. I do all this so that I could pass that experience down to you.

Thank you for reading my profile, a bit about me: My name is Sherard, I am a professional model, actor, vocal coach and piano player. I have been in the industry for more than 15yrs, my goal as an acting instructor is to teach you the basics of becoming a professional actor or actress. I teach my students how to become proficient in reading scripts, camera and stage prescence, as well as how to ace an audition. As your piano teacher, I teach the basics of how to read music, how to play the major chords as well as how to play your favorite tune in a few short steps. Aspiring or seasoned model? I can help. Lastly, I am qualified to teach these various classes through my education with KMG Cultural Dance Class, Premier Modeling School as well Richard Daley college

I am an experienced vocalist, originally from Bay City Michigan. I am the eldest of two daughters, both of us heavily involved in the arts.

I attended Bay City Central High school where I had many interests and hobbies and was involved in many other activities that kept me busy, but none as busy as music and theater. I have been in over 15 productions through Middle and High school, where I had various rolls and responsibilities that gave me a good understanding of theater and music.

I was a key member in every choir in High school and Community College, and often times I was the student the teachers called upon to help teach sectionals and help give constructive feedback to the ensemble.

I've been studying privately since the 5th grade. I have been to numerous competitions, sang at many weddings and funerals, and have been in several paid church choruses.

After High school I attended Delta Community College, where I began my education, and decided to transfer to...

Nick comes from a family of four generations of music in the GREEK/Balkan repertoire. He graduated from Columbia College of Chicago with a concentration in Music Composition in December of 2009. Currently teaching and performing professionally, Nick enjoys all styles of music, but has been declared as an "old soul" by many of his friends. He enjoys playing lots of Motown, funk, and jazz, but is proficient in Classical, Rock, and Blues as well. When not playing music (rarely), he is a Board member for the GivingBackPack Foundation which provides school supplies to underprivileged children. Nick's dedication to education is shown through his music and his personal volunteer hours, he feels his diverse background gives his students an advantage to a broader perspective of music and theory.

I have been studying drum set for 13 years. In my senior year of high school I attended the Merit School of Music studying with percussionist Doug Brush. I went on to attend Roosevelt University’s Music Conservatory, studying classical percussion under percussionist Ed Harris and then transferred to Columbia College where I was able to study with drummer’s Frank Donaldson and Tom Hipskind, drummer/percussionist Ruben Alvarez, and drummer/vibraphonist Jarrett Hicks. Through my experiences and education I was able to hone my skills and solidify my musicianship. Studying with such a variety of drummers allowed me to pick up different perspectives and teaching styles which I have implemented into my own practice and teaching. I received my Bachelor of the Arts in Music degree Fall of 2009.
I have been performing professionally since the age of 17 all around the Chicagoland area and have played a variety of styles ranging from straight ahead and Latin jazz, to rock, pop, funk...

Having fun is always awesome, but when you want to get good at something, it takes hard work and dedication. Learning how to play an instrument is one thing, but perfecting your skills is another. I expect my students to practice and improve weekly. All the activities that are offered are a great benefit to the students' learning experience. Not only will they learn how to play violin, but they will also learn responsibility and commitment for things they want to accomplish. I am a current UIC student majoring in Music Performance on violin (BA in progress) and reaching for my Masters in music education. I have taught with the YOURS Project, have done studio work, performed with various orchestras, such as Orbert Davis' Chicago Jazz Philharmonic and The Classical Symphony Orchestra, as well as being soloist at the Chicago Symphony Center. My goal is to make a great musician out of the student, as well as giving them a great learning experience.

I've always loved to sing from my earliest remembrance along with a love for the piano and a desire to play. I attended Academy of Our Lady - High School where I took four years of piano as well as vocal instruction. I performed with a group called The Madrigals as a 'high soprano' during those years. I further attended Wheaton College, attained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in music. I was educated musically through Wheaton's Conservatory of Music. I studied piano, voice, theory, music history, music appreciation,and sight singing to name a few. I auditioned, performed, and traveled with the Women's Glee Club.
Since then, I served as the worship leader in church setting. I was responsible for music selection, accompaniment, and vocal coaching for our worship team. I've also worked as a facilitator in an afterschool program. There, I worked with students on an individual as well as group basis. I led a youth choir that traveled and performed for local nursing home...

Hello everybody,

I am an individual who is lucky enough to have grown up around music - it has been a second language of mine since I can remember. I played my very first gig at just 3 years old!
Well, I have come some ways since then! As a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a BA in Percussion Performance (Magna Cum Laude) and many year's experience on the road, I have developed the wonderful craft of music making into a professional career.
Being a native of Chicago has built in me a very diverse musical background; exposure to the city's vast range of cultural scenes have enabled me to gain a strong sense of Funk, Rock, Blues, Afro-Cuban, Hip Hop, Jazz, Electronic and Pop.

Hi,

I have been playing the bass guitar for 21 years. I have played for Jazz Bands, Big Bands, Quartets, and Churches. The songs that I have played range from Jazz, Funk, Rock, Ska, Gospel, Straight Jazz, Latin, R&B, Pop, and Blues.

I played Music in High School and in College. Though I am more comfortable with the bass guitar, I can also play and teach lead guitar as well. I have been playing the lead guitar for 10 years. I have taught many beginner students how to play both bass and guitar throughout my music career. Many have moved on to become professional bass players.

I enjoy teaching anyone how to play - playing is what I love and teaching others to be able to play like me or better is a passion of mine. I strongly believe that if you are willing to learn you will be a successful guitarist once our lessons are over.

I look forward to teaching you how to play.