Patrick started playing piano at age 4 and took lessons for 14 years. He became a concert and jazz pianist before the age of 18. By this time, he had also developed an ear for singing, drums and percussion, and clarinet.

After being accepted to Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship, he put his own band together. In 1990, he wrote a concept work entitled, "Portrait of a Hero," and one year later released a demo CD with four songs on it. The CD actually charted on some college music stations throughout the U.S. In 1992, Patrick graduated from Berklee with a degree in film scoring.

Patrick worked with Disney Cruiselines for 2 years in the show band, then started performing in dueling piano shows in various cities across the country. In the last few years, he has picked up the bass, guitar and, of course, the harmonica for "Piano Man."

Patrick believes that learning music should be fun and never forced, understanding that tolerance and "speed of flow" are...

Music has been a part of Christina’s life since she was 10 years old. She attended the Alabama School of Fine Arts starting in the 7th grade- 12th grade where music was her major. After graduating high- school Christina attended Queens Liberal Arts University of Charlotte NC where she studied music but in particular Music Therapy. She has taught lessons, for her high-school (Alabama School of Fine Arts Music Opportunity Program), the Music Conservatory for Birmingham Southern College, and recently Neighborhood Academy in Clayton, NC and Charlotte Music School where she became teacher of the month. Along with teaching regular students her Music Therapy/ Psychology Degrees have allowed her to teach adaptive lessons for individuals with special needs or visual impairments. She has taught group music and individual music lessons and also provided music for preschools such as Kid R Kids, and Montessori After School Program. She loves music and believes that every child and adult...

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My name is Ted and I love to teach music. Mostly I enjoy being able to offer back what was given to me when I was a student. A solid skills foundation combined with fun and enjoyment will keep you interested and dedicated to your instrument.
As a guitarist I have spent years doing "session" studio work out of the northern new york music scene in and out of my own production company, Panic Room Productions. I first attended SUNY Oneonta and received a Bachelor's Degree in Music Industry and then went on to start my production company specializing in producing local singer songwriters. This allowed me to become somewhat of a chameleon, having to assume many different playing styles in order to meet the needs of the artists I was producing. Privately I have taught instrument instruction since 2004.
While not recording or teaching I take care of my two Siberian Huskies and spend time with my very artsy wife who loves math, designs dresses, and creates dog collars....