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My name is Lauren, and I'm a piano and voice teacher based in Brooklyn. I love music more than anything (even animals, iced coffee, shopping, and being outside on nice days!)

My musical journey started early: I was 4 when I begged my parents for a piano after 'playing' one at a distant relatives home. I haven't looked back since, and my entire life has been centered around listening to, creating, loving, and teaching music. I love all kinds of music: I grew up with old rock and classical, but quickly found that I loved jazz, r&b, musical theatre soundtracks, everything!

I have a large place in my heart for music theory, ear training, and composition, so if you have trouble with these topics or would like to get better at them, I am a good resource for that. It is my goal as a music teacher to give my students a strong, practical foundation that will translate to whatever they want to do in their musical career, non-specific of genre or instrument....

I began studying piano and music theory when I was 5. My father was an accomplished musician (classical and folklore) who played great role in my accomplishment as a pianist and teacher

While studying in Music College, I took part in various festivals and competitions. I performed several piano concertos with symphonic orchestra. Some of them are: Mozart Piano Concerto No 20 in D minor, Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No 2 in G minor, Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor Op 54 pt. Parallel with my studies in College I gave piano lessons in classical music. I accomplished my studies with honors.
I traveled and taught music in different countries: United Kingdom, Central and Eastern Europe which helped me gain great experience how to teach students with different background

I got my MA from the Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA). My studies were focused on education administration and management. This helped me manage class in most efficient and effective way , plan lessons and...

Hi. My name is Richard G. Thanks for checking out my profile. Whether you want to become a musical professional, or just have some fun, I'll get you where you want to be. I have over 20 years of experience as a teacher and performer, as well as many years of music training. (I received a B.A in music composition from Brooklyn College.) My students have told me that I am compassionate, patient, and a great motivator. I can't wait to get started teaching you!

Born and raised in LA County, I was brought to the east coast on scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music where I was part of the inaugural class of Danilo Perez's Global Jazz Institute. Since graduating I have been living and working primarily in New York City as a drummer, teacher, accompanist and producer.

Growing up in a musical household, I got my first pair of sticks and a practice pad as a 9-year-old. A year later, with the addition of a real drum set to my arsenal, I already knew I was hooked. Music has a way of comforting and teaching, and sharing that with students is a both a privilege and responsibility. I feel thankful to be able to teach and play for a living and want to spread that to my students.

Some of my notable performance and teaching venues include Blue Note, Kennedy Center, The Jazz Bakery, Carnegie Hall, Beantown Jazz Festival, House of Blues Sunset, ABC's Good Morning America, Webster Hall, Panama Jazz Festival, Costa Rica Jazz Festival, and...

Hello everyone my name is Gadi.
I have been exposed to music since I can remember myself. My mom sent me to music appreciation class when I was four years old, I don't remember what we did there, but I guess it worked, I got hooked….
My first instrument was the xylophone when I was about 5 or 6, then I switched to piano at 8-10 and I picked up the guitar at the age of 13 and fell in love with it right away. I played in different rock bands in high school and studied guitar privately. In 2004-2005 I traveled to India where I studied sitar with Sri Anil Singh.
In 2006 I came to the U.S, first to New York where I played lead guitar for 2 local rock groups.
I moved to Boston in 2007 to study at the Berklee College of music where I collaborated with different singers and bands. In 2009 I formed my own group and we started performing around Boston. We recorded a debut album in the summer of 2010. Recently I moved back to NY and to finish recording my second album. The albums are a...

I'm from Cape Town, South Africa, been in NYC for about a year and working as a director in Musical Theatre.
I can teach Singing, Acting, Bass and Guitar, Violin, Piano and Music Theory.
COME HANG OUT WITH ME, I'M AWESOME!

Summer L. is a pianist and guitarist, an active performer, educator, and audio engineer, splitting her time between Boston and New York. She graduated from Berklee College of Music, with degrees in Professional Music (Piano Performance) and Music Production and Engineering.

She started piano lessons at a young age, building a solid foundation in classical performance. At Berklee, she expanded her knowledge by studying jazz and other contemporary styles, as well as continuing her classical studies, with extraordinary teachers such as Jennifer Elowsky- Fox, Doug Johnson, Ray Santisi, and Suzanna Sifter.

Summer is passionate about sharing her musical knowledge with others and believes that the most important aspect of teaching music is creating an environment that is encouraging, fun, and individualized for each student.

Ian is originally from a small town in western Connecticut. Basically, he's from the woods. By age 12 he was beginning to tackle his first serious instrument, the highland bagpipes. At 13, he started playing bass. By age 16, he knew he wanted to do this as a career.

Ian attended Berklee College Of Music, graduating in 2009 cum laude, having studied with John Lockwood, Oscar Stagnaro, Esperanza Spalding, and many other fine musicians. In 2010, he passed both the video and the in-person invite-only auditions for Cirque du Soleil. A couple of cruise ship contracts later, Ian wrote, recorded and produced his debut album (featuring Melissa Aldana, Juan Andres Ospina, and Devin Collins), and early 2012 saw him moving to New York City. He is now making a living slugging it out playing gigs and teaching. Plenty of new, amazing creative projects are in the works as Ian aims to take his career forward.

I have spent my focus in my own study on performance for many years, while simultaneously developing my own personal teaching style. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Jazz Guitar Performance from the University of North Texas and I have performed in numerous states throughout the US (including a stint working in the showband for Princess Cruises). My unique way to connect with the student's musical needs comes from my emphasis on playing more than theory (at least initially) as I believe that while theory is essential, it should be a supplement, not the main course. Theory should follow practice, this seems to be the best formula for success on any instrument.

Lynn performs regularly with Thought, The Al Chez Brothers of Funk band, The Saxophone Cartel, HiLoFi, the Funkey Monkeys, and her own Duo, Trio, and Quartet. In addition, she has been fortunate to work and perform with Dick Oatts, Wycliffe Gordon, Tom Politzer & Mic Gillete (Tower of Power), Les McCann, Mike Gordon (Phish), the Temptations, Randy Brecker, Harold Jones (Count Basie), Dave Rivello, Mocean Worker, Jazz Mafia, the Underground Horns, and La Buya.
Lynn holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. Specializing in both Jazz and Classical saxophone, she has studied under the direction of Walt Weiskopf, Dave Schiavione, Fred Sturm, David Demsey, Chienkwan Lin, Ramon Ricker and Chris Azzara.
While at Eastman, Lynn performed in a number of ensembles including the Eastman Jazz Ensemble, New Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Ossia, Chamber Ensemble and Jazz Performance workshop. As a freelance musician in Rochester, she was a member of...

I teach musicians of all levels who are interested in expanding their creative potential through improvisation, music theory and piano technique.

Lessons in my apt/ recording studio or your apt/ house.

I have appeared on the Food Network as a pianist for the hit show Paula's Party

My songwriting has been used on the PBS series Roadtrip Nation.

I have written performed on and produced 9 recordings which have all charted on public and college radio stations over the last several years.

I began studying guitar at age seven, at the Third Street Music School in Manhattan, New York. A spark of compositional interest, led to many hours of writing and practicing; studying with some of the world's top musicians. A professional Berklee 2 year certificate and additional courses from the Berklee College of Music have refined my compositional, technical and recording processes. I live in Brooklyn, NY and teach privately as well as compose for film and commercial work.