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I teach guitar all the way from basics to barre chords and a little beyond!
About Christopher
www.pianomancan.com
My name is Christopher, or Chris for short. I am a composer, arranger, pianist, vocalist, and private tutor. I have taught private lessons in classical and contemporary piano performance, vocal performance, guitar performance, music theory, and musicianship to local students for the past 10 years. I currently have 36 weekly students all over Ventura County. I attended CSUN's school of music where I received my Bachelor's of Music in Music Composition. My other experience includes teaching at 2 different music studios (Perry Music Studios and Brookyln's Conservatory of Music), teaching Confirmation classes to teenagers at St. Jude's Catholic Church, and teaching English to Japanese high school students through the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.
IMPORTANT NOTE: My availability is very limited right now due to t
My name is Christopher, or Chris for short. I am a composer, arranger, pianist, vocalist, and private tutor. I have taught private lessons in classical and contemporary piano performance, vocal performance, guitar performance, music theory, and musicianship to local students for the past 10 years. I currently have 36 weekly students all over Ventura County. I attended CSUN's school of music where I received my Bachelor's of Music in Music Composition. My other experience includes teaching at 2 different music studios (Perry Music Studios and Brookyln's Conservatory of Music), teaching Confirmation classes to teenagers at St. Jude's Catholic Church, and teaching English to Japanese high school students through the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.
IMPORTANT NOTE: My availability is very limited right now due to t
he amount of students I have, however please don't hesitate to message me requesting specific times that are currently unavailable -- I can often shuffle things around to accommodate different scheduling needs.
*** Lesson Details ***
My philosophy when it comes to doing anything with music is that it should be fun! Whether you're practicing a piece, playing with a band, writing something new, or even learning music theory, music is primarily about enjoying yourself and the others around you.
The best way to ensure that you enjoy yourself is to learn what you want to learn and play what you want to play. In addition to a standard curriculum, I want you to tell me what kind of music you're interested in and what kind of pieces you want to play! Do you love classic rock? Do you love pop? Blues? Jazz? Folk tunes? Opera? Or maybe you're a fan of the classical masters? Whatever the case may be, my number one goal is to make sure you're having fun while you develop your new talents.
I'm comfortable teaching students as young as 7 years of age, although I can teach even younger if they are especially well-behaved.
*** Specialties ***
Classical, Blues, Jazz, Improv, Composition, Theory
*** Lesson Details ***
My philosophy when it comes to doing anything with music is that it should be fun! Whether you're practicing a piece, playing with a band, writing something new, or even learning music theory, music is primarily about enjoying yourself and the others around you.
The best way to ensure that you enjoy yourself is to learn what you want to learn and play what you want to play. In addition to a standard curriculum, I want you to tell me what kind of music you're interested in and what kind of pieces you want to play! Do you love classic rock? Do you love pop? Blues? Jazz? Folk tunes? Opera? Or maybe you're a fan of the classical masters? Whatever the case may be, my number one goal is to make sure you're having fun while you develop your new talents.
I'm comfortable teaching students as young as 7 years of age, although I can teach even younger if they are especially well-behaved.
*** Specialties ***
Classical, Blues, Jazz, Improv, Composition, Theory
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He plays beautifully and I am exited to learn what he can teach me
Chistopher took time to get to know me, my music interests and my goals for the piano
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Christopher C.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
starting at
$40
/ 30-min
About Becky S.
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I'll teach you to play the music you want to play while learning the skills to be a great guitarist.
About Becky
I believe that if you want something, you have to go for it. I encourage my students to pursue their passions with music and reach as far as they dare imagine. I act as a resource and a guide, helping my students to find their way to their music goals.
*** Lesson Details ***
I give my students a laid back, fun-loving atmosphere that offers as many challenges as they are up to. Students will dive into their favorite types of music, learning techniques pulled from their favorite songs. We will laugh together, work through frustration together, and make wonderful music together. I offer my students the opportunity to push themselves toward their passions and give them the tools to succeed.
*** Studio Equipment ***
I have a room set up in my home with music stands and seating.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide all workshee
*** Lesson Details ***
I give my students a laid back, fun-loving atmosphere that offers as many challenges as they are up to. Students will dive into their favorite types of music, learning techniques pulled from their favorite songs. We will laugh together, work through frustration together, and make wonderful music together. I offer my students the opportunity to push themselves toward their passions and give them the tools to succeed.
*** Studio Equipment ***
I have a room set up in my home with music stands and seating.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide all workshee
ts, practice material, and sheet music. I can also provide a practice guitar for beginner students, but expect students to buy or rent a guitar of their own before too many lessons pass once they have confirmed their interest in the subject.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in kids and young adults, but am happy to welcome students of all ages! When working with songwriting students, or students who wish to sing along with their guitar, I am happy to include basic vocal work into our lessons.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in kids and young adults, but am happy to welcome students of all ages! When working with songwriting students, or students who wish to sing along with their guitar, I am happy to include basic vocal work into our lessons.
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Becky S.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
starting at
$40
/ 30-min
About Brian P.
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Brian has been teaching guitar to students of all ages in the Los Angeles area for more than 20 years. With a broad range of musical skills and performing experience that include Rock, Jazz, Blues and Folk music, Brian brings his boundless enthusiasm and love of the guitar into the studio with each of his students, who learn an approach to learning music that includes technique, music theory, performance as well the skill to sing and play. Students of all ages are welcome!
Brian's teaching philosophy, in his own words:
MY APPROACH:
I focus on four areas that I think are essential to being a good music teacher:
* the uniqueness of each student;
* the fact that enjoyment (fun!) maximizes learning;
* the importance of proper technique and an understanding of music theory to build self-confidence;
* the development of musicianship through performance.
EACH STUDENT IS UNIQUE:
My first interest with each new student is to discover how he or she learns, and then to apply ...
About Brian
Brian discovered his talent and passion for teaching while still in college, and has been teaching guitar and piano in Southern California for over 20 years. Gifted at teaching students of all ages and abilities, he combines patience, creativity, imagination and boundless enthusiasm with solid professional training and experience. Brian also has over 10 years experience teaching piano and guitar to blind and autistic students.
A lifelong musician, Brian received his first musical training at the age of 4 and 5 years when his actor/singer Dad and musically talented Grandma taught him to sing and play the mandolin. He began piano lessons at age 5, and formal guitar instruction at the age of 10 years.
By the time he was a 14-year-old high school student, Brian was performing as lead guitarist in rock bands around Southern California
A lifelong musician, Brian received his first musical training at the age of 4 and 5 years when his actor/singer Dad and musically talented Grandma taught him to sing and play the mandolin. He began piano lessons at age 5, and formal guitar instruction at the age of 10 years.
By the time he was a 14-year-old high school student, Brian was performing as lead guitarist in rock bands around Southern California
, developing mastery of rock guitar and blues performance and improvisation. Brian went on to complete a Bachelor's Degree in Classical Guitar Performance from California State University, Los Angeles.
Passionate about all kinds of music, Brian's studies include choral music and conducting, Gregorian chant (at the Monastery of St. Pierre de Solesmes, France), and Master Classes with Andrés Segovia and Christopher Parkening. In 1984, he participated as a member of the Honor Choir for the ceremonies of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, which included recording of original music by Philip Glass for the Olympic Games under the direction of David L. Wolper and Mr. Glass.
As a jazz guitarist, Brian continues to grow musically in association with his colleagues of the Naomi Jazz Group, and other close musical friends who include students of the late, great Ted Greene.
*** Lesson Details ***
METHOD BOOKS:
FOR PIANO: Faber & Faber Method Series
Dozen A Day Technique series
FOR GUITAR:
STEEL STRINGS: Mel Bay, Alfreds Method Book
CLASSICAL: Fredric Noad
Julio Segraras Method
JAZZ: Stanford Jazz Workshop
The National Guitar Workshop's Jazz Guitar Method Series
Real Easy Books: Beginning & Intermediate Levels
MY APPROACH:
I focus on four areas that I think are essential to being a good music teacher:
⢠the uniqueness of each student;
⢠the fact that enjoyment (fun!) maximizes learning;
⢠the importance of proper technique and an understanding of music theory to build self-confidence;
⢠the development of musicianship through performance.
EACH STUDENT IS UNIQUE:
My first interest with each new student is to discover how he or she learns, and then to apply appropriate teaching techniques to maximize their potential. I gear my lesson plans to the individual and strive to optimize the learning potential of the student.
ENJOYMENT MAXIMIZES LEARNING:
In a lesson with me you can expect to never be bored, to laugh a lot, learn a lot, be positively engaged emotionally and challenged intellectually. I believe that learning is maximized when the student is enjoying the experience, and is faced with challenges appropriate to their skill level. I aim to make learning music fun, choosing musical selections to learn in the style and genre that relate to the student's interests and aspiration.
TECHNIQUE & UNDERSTANDING OF MUSIC THEORY TO BUILD SELF-CONFIDENCE:
When my students perform in concerts, recitals, juries, auditions, recording sessions or simply for friends and family, they have self-confidence because they know precisely the "how" and "why" of everything required to perform well. My goal with students is to build a solid foundation in instrumental technique and thorough understanding of Music Theory at their appropriate level.
PERFORMANCE:
On a monthly basis, all my students practice performing pieces they are working on during the lesson time, with family/friends as an audience if desired and appropriate, and/or using digital recording to help the student develop a critical ear for their own playing.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music stands, guitar/s and guitar stands, Dynarelle cushion, footrests, Korg 88 fully--weighted digital keyboard, Zoom H4 digital recorder.
As well, I have guitars and equipment both for teaching and performance of various styles, as below. Students will have the opportunity to learn about, play and become familiar with any of these instruments/equipment according to their interests and skill levels.
GUITARS:
CLASSICAL: Ramirez Model 1A Classical (professional concert level instrument)
Cordoba (teaching/practice instrument)
Hohner Acoustic (electric)
ROCK: Fender Stratocaster (pre-CBS)
Shechter Omen6
Shechter Elite Series C1
FOLK: Martin (steel string)
Dobro
JAZZ: Oscar Schmidt by Washburn (hollow body electric)
Gibson SG (electric)
OTHER EQUIPMENT:
AMPS: Fender Twin reverb
Pevey practice amp
Rock amp
Boss GT8 Effects Pedal
*** Travel Equipment ***
Guitar stands, guitar/s, Zoom H4 digital recorder. Generally I do not transport my Korg 88 keyboard to the student's home for lessons, but I can if necessary. However, I do require that piano students have their own piano/keyboard or at least reliable access to one for practice between lessons.
Guitar students should also have their own guitar. I can advise on appropriate instruments and can help students find a suitable guitar for their learning level and price range.
Passionate about all kinds of music, Brian's studies include choral music and conducting, Gregorian chant (at the Monastery of St. Pierre de Solesmes, France), and Master Classes with Andrés Segovia and Christopher Parkening. In 1984, he participated as a member of the Honor Choir for the ceremonies of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, which included recording of original music by Philip Glass for the Olympic Games under the direction of David L. Wolper and Mr. Glass.
As a jazz guitarist, Brian continues to grow musically in association with his colleagues of the Naomi Jazz Group, and other close musical friends who include students of the late, great Ted Greene.
*** Lesson Details ***
METHOD BOOKS:
FOR PIANO: Faber & Faber Method Series
Dozen A Day Technique series
FOR GUITAR:
STEEL STRINGS: Mel Bay, Alfreds Method Book
CLASSICAL: Fredric Noad
Julio Segraras Method
JAZZ: Stanford Jazz Workshop
The National Guitar Workshop's Jazz Guitar Method Series
Real Easy Books: Beginning & Intermediate Levels
MY APPROACH:
I focus on four areas that I think are essential to being a good music teacher:
⢠the uniqueness of each student;
⢠the fact that enjoyment (fun!) maximizes learning;
⢠the importance of proper technique and an understanding of music theory to build self-confidence;
⢠the development of musicianship through performance.
EACH STUDENT IS UNIQUE:
My first interest with each new student is to discover how he or she learns, and then to apply appropriate teaching techniques to maximize their potential. I gear my lesson plans to the individual and strive to optimize the learning potential of the student.
ENJOYMENT MAXIMIZES LEARNING:
In a lesson with me you can expect to never be bored, to laugh a lot, learn a lot, be positively engaged emotionally and challenged intellectually. I believe that learning is maximized when the student is enjoying the experience, and is faced with challenges appropriate to their skill level. I aim to make learning music fun, choosing musical selections to learn in the style and genre that relate to the student's interests and aspiration.
TECHNIQUE & UNDERSTANDING OF MUSIC THEORY TO BUILD SELF-CONFIDENCE:
When my students perform in concerts, recitals, juries, auditions, recording sessions or simply for friends and family, they have self-confidence because they know precisely the "how" and "why" of everything required to perform well. My goal with students is to build a solid foundation in instrumental technique and thorough understanding of Music Theory at their appropriate level.
PERFORMANCE:
On a monthly basis, all my students practice performing pieces they are working on during the lesson time, with family/friends as an audience if desired and appropriate, and/or using digital recording to help the student develop a critical ear for their own playing.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music stands, guitar/s and guitar stands, Dynarelle cushion, footrests, Korg 88 fully--weighted digital keyboard, Zoom H4 digital recorder.
As well, I have guitars and equipment both for teaching and performance of various styles, as below. Students will have the opportunity to learn about, play and become familiar with any of these instruments/equipment according to their interests and skill levels.
GUITARS:
CLASSICAL: Ramirez Model 1A Classical (professional concert level instrument)
Cordoba (teaching/practice instrument)
Hohner Acoustic (electric)
ROCK: Fender Stratocaster (pre-CBS)
Shechter Omen6
Shechter Elite Series C1
FOLK: Martin (steel string)
Dobro
JAZZ: Oscar Schmidt by Washburn (hollow body electric)
Gibson SG (electric)
OTHER EQUIPMENT:
AMPS: Fender Twin reverb
Pevey practice amp
Rock amp
Boss GT8 Effects Pedal
*** Travel Equipment ***
Guitar stands, guitar/s, Zoom H4 digital recorder. Generally I do not transport my Korg 88 keyboard to the student's home for lessons, but I can if necessary. However, I do require that piano students have their own piano/keyboard or at least reliable access to one for practice between lessons.
Guitar students should also have their own guitar. I can advise on appropriate instruments and can help students find a suitable guitar for their learning level and price range.
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Brian P.
Culver City, CA 90230
starting at
$40
/ 30-min
About Charlie C.
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Learning the basics of guitar technique and music theory. I focus on teaching methods to help students advance outside of lessons where most of the progress happens. Besides insuring a strong technical I also focus on the instrument become a tool of expression and exploration.
About Charlie
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I teach Violin, Cello, and Ukulele for Children's Music Workshop
and have also taught beginner guitar
My primary instruments are double bass and electric bass
Here is my bio-
An experienced classical and contemporary musician, Charlie has performed at events such as the West Coast Premiere of Sila by John Luther Adams (Ojai Festival), and with ensembles including the Center Stage Opera, Santa Monica Symphony, and Symphonia Pasadena.
His formal education started at Interlochen Arts Academy at age 13 and continued at the University of North Texas, during which time he began to play professionally with the Shreveport Symphony, Sherman Symphony, and the East Texas Symphony. He then relocated to Los Angeles to earn his MFA at California Institute of Arts, under instruction from Peter Rofe (Los Angeles Philharmonic), Darek
I teach Violin, Cello, and Ukulele for Children's Music Workshop
and have also taught beginner guitar
My primary instruments are double bass and electric bass
Here is my bio-
An experienced classical and contemporary musician, Charlie has performed at events such as the West Coast Premiere of Sila by John Luther Adams (Ojai Festival), and with ensembles including the Center Stage Opera, Santa Monica Symphony, and Symphonia Pasadena.
His formal education started at Interlochen Arts Academy at age 13 and continued at the University of North Texas, during which time he began to play professionally with the Shreveport Symphony, Sherman Symphony, and the East Texas Symphony. He then relocated to Los Angeles to earn his MFA at California Institute of Arts, under instruction from Peter Rofe (Los Angeles Philharmonic), Darek
Oles (Brad Mehldau), and Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick.
He is a frequent performer of new music and has premiered works for solo double bass by contemporary composers including Sean Hayward and Chuck Gloria. His own music explores his influences of folk and the blues and has included collaborations with electronic, avant garde, bluegrass, and jazz musicians.
He is a frequent performer of new music and has premiered works for solo double bass by contemporary composers including Sean Hayward and Chuck Gloria. His own music explores his influences of folk and the blues and has included collaborations with electronic, avant garde, bluegrass, and jazz musicians.
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Charlie C.
Newhall, CA 91321
starting at
$30
/ 30-min
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Mark Catalano is an American composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and music producer.
"I started teaching private music lessons my senior year of high school, in 2006. Since then I've taught over 50 different students of all ages from 3 years old to 61 years old. While still living in Ohio, I was the one and only official guitar teacher for Guitar Center Youngstown through the duration of 2008-2009. In late 2009, after moving to Los Angeles, I continued to teach privately all around the city. I currently live in West Hollywood with my wife and dog. I plan to continue teaching private students for the rest of my life."
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Mark is an American composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and music producer.
"I started teaching private music lessons my senior year of high school, in 2006. Since then I've taught over 50 different students of all ages from 3 years old to 61 years old. While still living in Ohio, I was the one and only official guitar teacher for Guitar Center Youngstown through the duration of 2008-2009. In late 2009, after moving to Los Angeles, I continued to teach privately all around the city. I currently live in West Hollywood with my wife and dog. I plan to continue teaching private students for the rest of my life."
"I started teaching private music lessons my senior year of high school, in 2006. Since then I've taught over 50 different students of all ages from 3 years old to 61 years old. While still living in Ohio, I was the one and only official guitar teacher for Guitar Center Youngstown through the duration of 2008-2009. In late 2009, after moving to Los Angeles, I continued to teach privately all around the city. I currently live in West Hollywood with my wife and dog. I plan to continue teaching private students for the rest of my life."
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Mark C.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
starting at
$42
/ 30-min
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About Glenn A.
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As your instructor, I will teach you the fundamentals to playing guitar along with how to approach learning a new instrument. I aspire to teach any age that wants to learn, whether you are a beginner or you would like to improve basic skills. If this is your first time learning guitar, I will demonstrate basic chord structure, strumming patterns, as well as being able to read and write tablatures. If you have ever listened to a song and wondered how to play it, I will help teach you the skills to play music by ear as well. I hope that you will leave my lessons with an expansion of musical knowledge and excitement to express your own musical ideas. The skills I would teach you will follow you for a lifetime: from teaching you how to play your favorite song to showing you how to improvise and let loose in a jam session with your friends. My goal is to not only teach you how to play guitar, but also show you how to create your own music, develop your own style, and learn the fundamentals
About Glenn
I have been working in the entertainment business for over 35 years, not only as a musician but as a Recording engineer / Re-recording engineer
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Glenn A.
Valencia, CA 91355
starting at
$25
/ 30-min
About Jennifer P.
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If you're looking to quickly learn the basics of guitar, I can help you with that. We begin by learning open chords, then move on to bar chords, and strumming patterns. Again, my lessons cater to each individual student's goals and taste in music.
About Jennifer
I have been playing music since I was 7. I am the founder, lead singer, and songwriter of the band Vita and the Woolf. With my band, i've become an internationally touring musician with experience in performance, vocal training, songwriting, ear training, audio production, and basic music theory. My band has gone on tour with Rasputina, Bell X1, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and Yoke Lore. We have played notable festivals such as SXSW, Firefly, Xponential, and Reeperbahn (Hamburg Germany).
I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies and Production. My teaching experience began while working as the music teacher at a day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities called SpArc Services in Philadelphia. I taught private piano, voice and guitar students through a studio called Philly Music Lessons f
I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies and Production. My teaching experience began while working as the music teacher at a day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities called SpArc Services in Philadelphia. I taught private piano, voice and guitar students through a studio called Philly Music Lessons f
or 2+ years. I also was the music teacher for the Lansdowne Presbyterian Pre-School in Pennsylvania.
6 months ago I signed a publishing deal with Schubert Music and am a songwriter working on their team. I recently moved to Los Angeles from Philadelphia, and am excited to begin my teaching career here on the west coast! I teach my students out of my comfortable home/studio in Van Nuys, but can teach online and travel to you. The regular styles I teach are: Pop, rock, RnB, improvisational piano, classical voice/piano.
6 months ago I signed a publishing deal with Schubert Music and am a songwriter working on their team. I recently moved to Los Angeles from Philadelphia, and am excited to begin my teaching career here on the west coast! I teach my students out of my comfortable home/studio in Van Nuys, but can teach online and travel to you. The regular styles I teach are: Pop, rock, RnB, improvisational piano, classical voice/piano.
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Jennifer P.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
starting at
$27
/ 30-min
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I enjoy helping students of all ages to achieve great things with music. I help students have gained confidence and understand all aspects of music and their instrument. In addition to guitar I also teach ukulele, bass, piano, voice, banjo, songwriting and music production.
About Joe
I've been playing guitar since I was 5 years old, playing live gigs since I was 10, writing songs since I was 14 and I love teaching and talking about music. I have played at Renaissance Festivals, Parades, Concert Halls, Live Theater, Film Scores and Video Game scores.
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Joe M.
Los Angeles, CA 90066
starting at
$39
/ 30-min
About Ethan S.
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Experienced guitar player and teacher! I have played and learned with many serious Nashville and LA studio musicians. I know what it takes to make it in the big leagues and I want to share my knowledge! All ages and skill levels are welcome. I can offer knowledge and a great time for someone who has never played before or a seasoned player!
About Ethan
I am a professional guitar player, audio engineer, and mixing engineer!
I have played guitar for over eight years and in my time I have played with the likes of Doug Pettibone (John Mayer, Lucinda Williams), Daniel Donato, and many others. I remember looking forward to every single lesson I took and I wish to share that enjoyment. My curriculum is structured around improvisation, creativity, and technical ability. Most of all, it is supposed to be fun!
Currently, I work at Capitol Studios In the world famous Capitol Records Building in Hollywood, California! My life is devoted to the mastery of music. Additionally, I freelance engineer and play throughout Los Angeles and Nashville. I welcome you to take a glimpse through my life into the thick of the music industry!
In addition to the main subject points of the guitar, we will spend
I have played guitar for over eight years and in my time I have played with the likes of Doug Pettibone (John Mayer, Lucinda Williams), Daniel Donato, and many others. I remember looking forward to every single lesson I took and I wish to share that enjoyment. My curriculum is structured around improvisation, creativity, and technical ability. Most of all, it is supposed to be fun!
Currently, I work at Capitol Studios In the world famous Capitol Records Building in Hollywood, California! My life is devoted to the mastery of music. Additionally, I freelance engineer and play throughout Los Angeles and Nashville. I welcome you to take a glimpse through my life into the thick of the music industry!
In addition to the main subject points of the guitar, we will spend
time critical listening, songwriting, and performing hand/wrist exercises. I truly look forward to spending time with anyone eager to learn!!
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Ethan S.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
starting at
$50
/ 30-min
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Born in Detroit, Michigan I began playing guitar at the age of 6. In 2013 I moved to California in pursuit of my career in music. I began playing guitar for St. Clare Parish and is currently the Music Director for the Sower at St. Clare's. i interned at the Emmy nominated Kevin Kiner's studio, played guitars and bass on Charlie Puth's acoustic version of One Call Away. I studied jazz performance briefly at College of the Canyons before accepting a full-time position as a producer. i is also currently teaching guitar and bass with over 7+ years of teaching experience.
About Luke
Born in Detroit, Michigan I began playing guitar at the age of 6. In 2013 I moved to California in pursuit of my career in music. I began playing guitar for St. Clare Parish and am currently the Music Director for the Sower at St. Clare's. I interned at the Emmy nominated Kevin Kiner's studio, played guitars and bass on Charlie Puth's acoustic version of One Call Away. I studied jazz performance briefly at College of the Canyons before accepting a full-time position as a writer/producer. I am also currently teaching guitar and bass with over 7+ years of teaching experience.
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Luke N.
Canyon Country, CA 91387
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$34
/ 30-min
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Average Cost of Guitar Lessons in Newhall, CA
The average cost of 60-minute guitar lessons in Newhall is $58. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and your location, you should expect to spend anywhere between $50 and $65 per hour.
| 30-min | $29 |
$32 average |
$38 |
| 45-min | $40 |
$46 average |
$52 |
| 60-min | $50 |
$58 average |
$65 |
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Emo A.
Review by Komal
"Mr. Chris is really pleasant and fun teacher. He was on time and made his first lesson very interesting. He reviewed my son patiently for whatever he has
learned before and then introduced him to some new notes. He didn’t rush with the time and made sure my son is comfortable with him.
Looking forward to the next class with him.👍🏻"
Looking forward to the next class with him.👍🏻"
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Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Chris V.
Review by Sarah
"Ben is a great guitar teacher- the lessons are fun and informative and he keeps the boys engaged throughout. They are progressing every week."
Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Benjamin E.
Review by Shauna Bellante
"Jonah has been teaching our 5 year old daughter for a few months now. We are always impressed with his professionalism and his patient and gentle nature.
He is very positive and encouraging with our daughter and he has very realistic expectations. She just loves him and so do we."
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Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Jonah R.
Review by John
"Great instructor!"
Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Stephen B.
Review by Felipe
"Ronnie is an excellent teacher. I have had a few lessons with him now and I am super impressed at his knowledge of all aspects of music. In addition he is
a natural teacher and is very patient. Would definitely recommend him to anyone looking to learn an instrument"
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Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Ronnie B.
Review by Robert
"Daniel is the best. Very patient etc and he remembers what I'm weak on and we pick that up in a future lesson. I'm off for a while, but look forward to st
arting again in a few weeks. THANX Bob"
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Los Angeles, CA teacher:
Daniel B.
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