Joseph began taking guitar lessons at age 10, learning basic music theory and guitar technique. At age 14, Joseph began performing in local churches around Orange County, New York and by the age of 16, and had joined a Contemporary Christian Worship Band where he helped lead conferences and youth rallies throughout the area.
After relocating to Florida, Joseph enrolled at Stetson University where he was a student of the internationally acclaimed performer and teacher, Dr. Stephen Robinson. He was a member of the Stetson University Guitar Ensemble and appeared in performances on campus numerous times and in residence at the retirement community, Advent Christian Village in Dowling Park, Florida. He also worked as a recording engineer for the Stetson School of Music where he recorded and edited live classical recitals for guest and student performers. Additionally while at Stetson, Joseph performed as a soloist, playing works by Jaime Zenamon, Domenico Scarlatti, Isaac...

I started playing guitar at the age of 12, teaching myself before I moved on to taking professional lessons. At 15, I began performing in front of live audiences with a rock band, and loved every minute of it. Ever since then, I have been performing and recording, as well as writing/arranging music. I was privately tutored extensively in Music Theory, Harmony, Arrangement and Composition. I have played many stages over the years in various cover and original bands, from acoustic to rock, to blues, metal and southern rock. I feel that I can offer much from the viewpoint of a working musician in addition to your basic instrument lesson; from instrument set-up tips, to getting your own sound, to how to effectively use effects and performance tips. Personally, I enjoy rock and metal music from the 50's to present day, and I am a big fan of shred/lead-guitar oriented music. I also personally study and enjoy a lot of classical/medieval/rennaissance music styles. As of Dec. 2011, I am...

Jim has played piano and keyboards for over 30 years. Classically trained at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Jim has performed in top-40 rock bands in New England to jazz bands in Tampa Bay. Jim plays keyboards for "Supernatural", a Santana tribute band and for a contemporary christian church called New Walk Church in Zephyrhills FL. Jim plays for a jazz trio called Quiet Fire and has a jazz duo with a vocalist where he uses his laptop computer and programs the drums and bass and plays along with it. Jim is fluent with modern keyboards, MIDI, recording and has a recording studio.

I began studying the guitar and music theory at age 9 and started playing professionally by the age of fifteen. While obtaining my mechanical engineering degree I minored in classical guitar performance at Eastern Michigan University and later continued my music studies at the Center for Creative Studies and Mary Grove College in Detroit Michigan.

For the past 25 years I have been teaching guitar and bass in styles ranging from classical and jazz to rock and country. I currently perform professionally as a soloist and with two jazz ensembles locally and nationally. My experience as teacher and performer has given me the opportunity to provide a well rounded education and musical experience for my students.

Cheers. My name is Matthew. It's a pleasure to meet you. I play guitar, bass, drums and percussion, and I would describe my style as motivating, tactful, patient, and both traditional and up-to-date / modern. I have a Bachelors in Psychology (University of Central Florida), have toured Japan with my band, and I also release solo music. I have recorded in famous Tokyo studios and actually ended up living in the Land of the Rising Sun for 4 years! I am Spanish, Japanese, and Portuguese speaking as well (English as my native language), having visited Colombia, Bali (Indonesia), Hong Kong, Japan, and more. I would love to teach you!

1. My location or yours
2. Have studied under MI (Music Institute) Hollywood Graduates
3. 10 years experience teaching music to all ages (Orlando to Tampa to TOKYO!)
4. Learn rock, jazz, blues, funk and other chords, the right way
5. finger-style to metal speed; various methods
6. Jazz tones, improvisation, voice leading, comping ...
7. Learn as a...

Nicole began her musical journey in Long Island, New York when she began piano lessons at age five. While receiving training on piano, she joined her elementary school orchestra in the 3rd grade and quickly soared with violin. During this period, Nicole began learning music theory and the art of reading music. As a fourth grader, Nicole would go on to conduct and tune every instrument in her orchestra during rehearsal. She always competed and won many NYSMA competitions for violin while attending music seminars and workshops. It was then that her teacher realized she had a gift. Nicole continued with piano lessons and began teaching herself guitar. Later, after college, she bought herself a drum set and began to teach herself drums.
As an adult, Nicole studied to become an elementary teacher and worked in the New York State School Districts for over five years. Shortly after receiving her master’s degree for Literacy Education, Nicole decided to attempt to share her...

I've been teaching professionally for over ten years and have taught over 200 students of all ages and backgrounds how to play. I've played mostly in rock bands but have also done Classical, Jazz, and Country projects. I play a wide selection of styles including Rock, Pop, Country, Ragtime, Folk, Blues, Bluegrass, Metal, Church, Renaissance, Punk, and Funk/Soul. (Everything from Bach to Rock to Bachrach). I graduated from the University of Maryland.

Adam C. is an active musician and music instructor in and around the Tampa Bay Area. He has a B.S. in Music Education and has experience in just about any type of drumming you can think of. Additionally, Adam teaches piano, guitar, music theory, music studio and songwriting.

Currently Adam is working on a Christian songwriting and band project for the purpose of communicating the Gospel to those who've not heard.