Ive been playing bass for over 20 years and currently I'm a fill in bassist for solo musicians and bands as well as a studio musician in the North Shore area. I just recently graduated from Berklee College of Music and recieved my Professional Bass Degree. I love all genres of music including Classical, Funk, Rock, and Jazz. Im very open minded, friendly with a great sense of humor. I've played with numerous bands in the past 20 years. Some of my highlights include opening for the Foo Fighters, Tom Petty, as well as Busta Ryhmes when I was playing Bass for Duty Free, a local New England band. We played Amsterjam 2006 in NYC as well as other notable venues. I like all kinds of music ranging from funk to rock. Some bassists who inspire me are Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller, as well as Chuck Rainey. Every few years I go to Tennessee to attend Victor Wootens bass camp which has always been an amazing time, learning from greats such as Steve Bailey, and Kai Eckhardt.

Tom attended the Pennsylvania State University, where he studied flute performance, music theory, and music direction. He toured around the nation, performing with the Penn State Blue Band and the Penn State Glee Club, and frequently performed with the Penn State School of Theatre. Back home in Boston, Tom now plays flute and piccolo with the North Shore Philharmonic Orchestra, and is frequently seen throughout the Boston area in pit orchestras for community and professional musical theatre productions - either playing various woodwind instruments or conducting the show as the music director. Tom won the 2011 DASH Award for Best Music Direction for his work on the hit Ahrens and Flaherty musical RAGTIME.

First, some exciting news! I just became a part of takelessons online lesson program, and now I can teach students from anywhere in the country! But I digress...

Let's see, first and foremost I'm a music lover of the highest order. Whether it's jazz, rock, indie, classical, hip-hop or country, if it's good music, I love it.

I grew up obsessively listening to everything i could get my hands on, and began playing guitar at the age of 11. That was cut short, though, when the next year I almost lost my middle finger on my left hand in an ice skating incident. It took 5 years for me to regain the strength and motion, during which time I was forced to give up guitar playing altogether. I never lost my passion for music, though, and in my heart i never stopped dreaming about what it would be like to be a professional musician. When I went away to college, I studied political science, but I also brought an acoustic guitar with me, and soon I was spending every free minute I...

Billy G. - guitarist/singer/songwriter/producer is a graduate of Musician’s Institute (Hollywood CA 1991).
Billy is a veteran of the New England music scene. Over the past 20 years he has performed 1000’s of shows. A few worth mentioning would be working with Grammy life time achievement award winner and Rock and Roll hall of fame legend Bo Diddley, performing private showcases in New York and Hollywood CA for Nickelodeon, Disney along with a hand full of major labels and a one of his favorites, touring in Hawaii.

He has worked with Primary Wave (one of the biggest publishing companies on the planet), Jason Halbert (Kelly Clarkson's keyboardist and music director) and other industry insiders.

His current band “The Lisa Love Experience” (a band that Billy started with his wife Lisa Love in 2001) are winners of “#1 Best Band in Boston” 2010 and 2011 by Boston.com A-List, “Best of The Knot 2011 and 2012” and “Brides Choice Award Winners 2011, 2012, 2013”...

Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Aaron is a Boston based composer and guitar teacher. He has composed orchestral and large ensemble works, many diverse chamber works, and music for dance and short films. His works have been performed across the United States by various ensembles including ALEA III, IronWorks Percussion Duo, Zodiac Trio, DMC clarinet and percussion duo, Juventas New Music Ensemble, Ludovico Ensemble, Diagenesis Duo, Transient Canvas, and by many other performers. He has received commissions by DMC Duo, Matthew Sharrock, Diagenesis Duo, Open Theatre Project, and by 'Air Dance Bernasconi' to compose music for their aerial dance piece titled As Above, So Below. He was a finalist in the 2011 ALEA III International Composition Competition and was awarded second place for the 2011 Ironworks Percussion Duo contest in Long Beach, CA. He is also an organizer of The Equilibrium Concert Series, along with other composers and musicians. As a guitarist, he has performed many...

In the 20 years I've been playing guitar and drums, I've done quite a bit. In the past, I toured quite extensively with my band, playing with the likes of All That Remains, As I Lay Dying, blessthefall, Alesana, Soulfly and many others (for all you metal and post hardcore fans). I've been teaching independently since 2002 and with music store affiliation since 2006. I've also played countless corporate events and weddings as a pickup musician with Murray Hill Talent in Boston. As the experience piles on, so do the real world inspired lessons and tips.

I have been playing guitar for 30 years, and teaching privately for 20 years. I've recorded 23 albums and have logged in well over 1000 hours of studio time. I have also played roughly 600 shows over 30 years.
I recently wrote a guitar column for Boston Soundcheck Magazine. The magazine was a local mag which was circulated throughout Northeast Mass, CT, RI, ME and NH. Each month I would write a guitar column with help, hints, techniques and lessons to help students become better players. My band Tribal Wisdom has played New York's Famous CBGB lounge and also play gigs along side bands such as:

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Ace Frehley

A professional tenor for 11 years, Broadus H. has captivated audiences from
Indonesia to Israel to Mississippi. In March 2013 he made his Boston debut with the
Boston Opera Collaborative as Father Grenville in Jake Heggie's Dead Man
Walking.This production marked the New England premiere of the work. For the
2011-2012 Opera Carolina season, he covered Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, and
Lenski in the North Carolina premier of Eugene Onegin.
An avid recitalist, he has performed nearly 400 songs in 13 languages. Among his art
song projects are An Evening with the Schumannʼs, An Evening of Scandinavian
Romanser, Schumannʼs Dichterliebe, Brittenʼs The Holy Sonnets of John Donne, On the
Fifth and Sixth Day: Animal Songs, Songs by the Mighty Handful, Women Composers in
Song, A Celebration of American Song, and Songs to the Poetry of Shakespeare,
Goethe, and Pushkin.
He has performed roles with Tacoma Opera, Opera Carolina, Natchez Opera, Sarasota
Opera, Anchorage Opera,...

All my life I have played and been around music. My father is a professional guitar player that works at the esteemed Berklee College of Music. So ever since I was young music has always been apart of me. I started learning piano at the age of five so that I could get a good sense of theory at a young age. This has encouraged me to teach my students about the importance of not only playing music but learning the theory behind it. After taking private lessons for about four years on the piano I decided I wanted to explore other instruments. At this time I started taking lessons from a Berklee graduate pat loomis, learning the saxophone. There has always been a drum set in my family’s house but around the age of eight I fell in love with the drums and made that my priority to master them. After about a year of just playing the drums I began to take lessons from the incredible drummer Mike Mangini who has played with Steve Vai, Dream theater and has Won the award of the fastest...

Hello! My name is Bill and I have been immersed in music my entire life and have had the opportunity to remain a full time performer/teacher for the last 15 years. I have performed and recorded with various artists throughout the entire U.S. and Canada and continue to keep an active schedule both as a performer and as a private instructor.
As an instructor, I look at each student as an individual, with a unique set of goals, and design a lesson plan that is both fun and informative in achieving these goals. Most importantly, I want to have my students playing music! Regardless of their style or musical tastes, I seek to provide each student with a path that will allow them to participate in the music that they love.

I've been studying voice since I was about 14 years. I grew up doing Musical Theatre, Jazz, Choir-both church and school. I started to fall in love with opera when I was about 16 years and have not looked back. I grew up in the mid-west in the grand land of Fargo, North Dakota and then started my education in Voice Performance and Theatre in Minnesota. I recieved my masters degree in voice performance and a post masters degree in Opera Studies from The New England Conservatory of Music. During my time in school I have had the chance to perform both in the United States and throughout Europe in many different performance settings including choral, recitals, and operas. I have also been teaching a wide age range of students through out my masters and post masters degree. I have a long resume of performance experiences that I believe will be benefical to my students. I have a love of both performing and teaching and am still actively on stage and auditioning.

Alex M. is a dynamic musician, who has spent his musical career exploring many styles of playing, genres of music, and different ways of creating soundscapes for each particular musical situation. From Classical and Jazz to Funk and Rock, he has consistently developed both the melodic and rhythmic sides of his musical personality. Alex’s most recent CD releases include Polar Eye’s “Hotel Velow” and Jazz Revelation Records “Octave”, both released in 2011.
Growing up in North Fort Myers Florida, Alex’s musical journey began at 6 years old, inspired by watching his older brother play drums. Starting drum lessons at the age of 8 with local drummer Steve Gomes, he was later introduced to local jazz drummer Trimble McCullough, who he studied with from age 10 through 18. Alex attended Berklee College of Music in Boston from 2007-2011, receiving a bachelor’s degree in Contemporary Writing and Production. While at Berklee, he studied with various drummers including...