Belleair Beach, FL Trombone Lessons

Students begin with the Rubank method. A strong emphasis is placed on the fundamentals of scales, ear training, sight reading, and music theory. Along with this we have fun playing the music student enjoys.

I am all about teaching the whole musician, meaning that you will not be learning just trombone but all the skills necessary to be the best musician you can be! This includes ear training, music theory, sight-singing and more.

I have been teaching Trombone for over 10 years. Students will work on flexibility, range, tone and intonation. Oh, and having fun! :)

With almost a decade of teaching experience, I provide a personalized approach to learning this beautiful instrument. For younger students, I also include aspects of music theory and aural skills into my lessons. Have any questions or would like to set up a lesson? Contact me! I would love to get you or your student on a path to success.

Experienced music teacher of 7 years available for eager students of all experience levels and ages!

My name is Ethan Warden. I'm a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - Madison where I received my Masters of Music Performance degree. Prier my adventure here at UW - Madison, I received my Batchlers of Music education - Instrumental from Missouri State University.

Students can expect an in-depth knowledge base of the trombone, including repertoire, fundamentals, and techniques, guiding them through a fun, relaxed lesson.

I have been playing trombone most of my life and it is the first instrument I learned to play. I specialize in breathing techniques, flexibility, endurance, range, improvisation, and much more!! I will push you to be your best!

I am a current band director focused on your student's success and mastery on the trombone. We will work on tone, range, and develop technique through a tailored lesson that will fit you or your student. I am also happy to supplement your child's band instruction and work on area/region honor band auditions with your child.

Take lessons with a experienced teacher that actively performs and teaches. What makes me a good teacher is the fact that I struggled during the first few years that I started playing. I had a work through those struggles in order to become the musician I am today, so I know how to break things down and to cater lessons to each individual student. There is no cookie cutter method for all, we each have our own issues to work on. Some naturally gifted teachers will just tell you to play something and make it work...but since I had to work hard to become successful, I can use what I learned to help you to achieve success. I will help you to build a strong fundamental base and to turn your weaknesses into strengths! Whether you are preparing for school band or ensemble, for honor band auditions, college auditions, or solo and ensemble festivals, I would be happy to help you to become the musician that you want to become.

Let's have fun and rock out! These are the standards by which I measure my own success both on the stage as a professional musician and as an educator in the classroom. The notes on the page aren't going anywhere and they'll still be there to practice for next week if more study time is needed. We'll instead spend the bulk of our time learning how to speak the language of music and how to communicate with others through improvisation. Developing technique, embouchure, style, posture, and other fundamentals will help us to become masters of our instrument and speak more fluently. If we're able to jam out on our own creative musical ideas and share them with others while having fun then our time together was a success.