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Peter C.
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Speaks English, Italian -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
2 years of Study from Hartford Conservatory
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Music Theory can seem like a hard or boring subject to learn and it has been for a simple reason. All theory info needs to be APPLIED to practical uses as it is being learned! My training in Study Skills has shown me how to teach a piece of theory and then immediately give the student examples and show ways to use it in songs... now. This provides the correct balance of Information and Application. Theory is a breeze done this way.
Ask about my book on Soloing and Improvization that exemplifies this approach.
About Peter
*** Specialties *** I teach all styles and all ages but my specialty is in electric rock music and applied music theory as in guitar soloing and improvisation as well as song crafting. I can teach a student any song requested by looking it up on you tube if you don't have it and immediately tra
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Ed D.
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Speaks Spanish, English, Spanish, English -
Bachelor of Arts in Music Completed in 2008 from Western CT State University -
Teaches students 5 to 90
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Learn how it all works. All styles from classical to jazz/blues to many ethnic/world music styles
About Ed
*** Travel Equipment *** Student just needs a guitar and amp if electric. I travel with a laptop/portable studio. *** Specialties *** Classical, Jazz, Rock, Metal, World, Electronic etc.
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Cameron S.
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Teaches students Male: 10 and up; Female: 8 and up -
Teaching since 2000 -
Awarded Hot pick! from Pacific Songwriting Competition
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About Cameron
STUDYING WITH ME: Learning guitar should be interesting and fun! While we're studying all the different aspects of the instrument, you'll also be learning how to play your favorite songs and solos! I approach each student as an individual and structure their lessons according to what I determine
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Daniel E.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
BA in Music from Florida State University -
Awarded Fastest Growth from KMC/Musicorp
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I believe music lessons should be fun and engaging for students. I am excited to take you to the next level, whether you are an absolute beginner, intermediate, or advanced student. If you are interested in learning classical guitar, rock, jazz, heavy metal, or polka!
About Daniel
Teaching Background: * I have a record of success with students of all ages, backgrounds, abilities, and goals * I teach using a variety of methods and styles, including my own authored books * I owned a music academy for 10 years where I trained others to be successful instructors * I have a
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Raycurt J.
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Speaks Geman, Italian, Spanish -
Bachelors of Music Performance from Eastman School of Music, Rochester NY. -
Teaches students 7 and up
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Music is a language of sonic and physical expression. Symbols written and spoken are needed to communicate this art. Basis of composition.
I have a easy step by step system which makes the language self explanatory.
Within a month you could start writing your own music
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Ear training a must! Natural call and response rhythm and melody. Movement through music and the physique.
About Raycurt
Thirty years of private lessons for Voice, Violin, Viola, Piano, and Music Theory. Music IS the universal communicator, educator, healer, and conflict mediator. We naturally expose our children to music and ignite their awareness stimulating practical learning concepts. As a hobby or passion
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I also explained my level of experience and was assured Raycurt was qualified to teach at the level I needed, but he came off as less knowledgable than me, which was particularly disappointing.
Worst of all, after multiple hours of speaking on the phone, I couldn't get my money back for this lesson.
I'd strongly recommend not using takelessons at all, they've put a horrible taste in my mouth for their entire service.

LK F.
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Speaks Italian, French, German -
Teaching since 1989 -
Awarded Magna Cum Laude from Duquesne University
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I have been a teacher privately and a University professor for over 20 years. I like teaching theory as a language! We hear it, see it and speak it! I apply elements of contemporary and classical music to all we do. We focus on composition, ear training and music literacy.
About LK
I am a singer-pianist-actor Or a pianist-singer-actor. :-) I have a bachelors degree in voice performance and a minor in piano and theater. I have a masters degree in voice as well as a second masters in piano literature. i have a certificate in comedy improvisation from Second City and am a p
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Dave pretty much saved me in Music Theory. I was really struggling to grasp chord progressions and melodies, Dave walked me through everything step by step until I got it. I highly recommend dave as an instructor, he'll get you through it!"


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