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John L.
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Speaks French, spanish, french -
Teaches students 4 and up -
Jazz Performance from San Diego State University
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I tried to teach guitar in the same manner in which I teach every instrument. First I teach students the rudiments of the instrument. Also I teach them how to read and a bit of music theory. From that point I like to follow the students lead. They bring in songs that they would like to learn, or possibly how to play lead guitar, or how to finger pick. At every point I try to point out general aspects of music that need to be learned from the material that they choose.
About John
Hello, Thanks so much for taking the time to inquire about studying music with me. Music and studying music has always been a passionate experience for me. I have been so blessed with the teachers and fellow musicians in my life. You should realize that your study of music may start with me,
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Blake P.
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Speaks spanish, English -
Teaching since 2011 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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Blake P.
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learn how to accompany yourself.
About Blake
LETS HAVE SOME FUN! =) Touring and session Bass player, experience world wide with artist like DAYA, Meytal Cohen, Yo Gotti, performed in TV Shows like Jimmy Kimmel, Bass and Voice Faculty at Musicians Institute Hollywood. Electric Bass, Moog Sintetizer, Upright Bass, Violin, Voice, Piano.
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Kenton M.
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Speaks -
Teaching since 2002 -
BA: Liberal Arts from Berea College
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With over fifteen years experience, I am looking forward to either getting you started or taking you further on this instrument for all seasons. We will play standard fare as well as any of your favorites. You will learn strum and sing and/or play melodies.
About Kenton
I have been teaching for over fifteen years. I play various styles including jazz, rock, blues, classical, country, and bluegrass. Instruments I teach include guitar, dobro, banjo, mandolin, and ukulele. I also teach the Q Chord. I have performed in many different bands including rock, top forty,
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Ruben D.
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Speaks english -
Teaching since 2003 -
Teaches students 6 to 70
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Reading Treble staff, chord shapes, improvisation, finger technique, tablature reading and composition.
About Ruben
Over the course of my musical career, I have had the opportunity to learn from many musicians. I am skilled at taking complicated ideas and conveying them in an easy to understand manner for my students. My passion is being able to share my knowledge and experiences with you so you will be able to
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Ayme F.
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Speaks Japanese, Spanish -
Bachelor of Arts from Long Island University -
Teaches Intermediate
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I teach students from beginner to intermediate in music theory, chord and solo studies. From there we can get more advanced and work with song writing and more specific styles like flamenco and blues.
About Ayme
Music can be as simple or as intricate as you want to make it. I will to teach you how to make the most of whatever knowledge and skill you have and to have fun while you do it. My tastes are all across the board, rock and roll, country, metal, opera, I love it all. So, let me know what you are into
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Neil K.
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Speaks English -
Master of Arts (Music - Jazz Studies) from San Jose State university -
Teaching since 2000
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I've been teaching guitar for the past 15 years. I help students find their unique musical voice through the study of songs and techniques they are interested in. For younger students I also use the Hal Leonard guitar method books to learn music reading. As students advance we switch to William Levitt's Modern method for guitar for jazz students, or Christopher Parkening's classical guitar method for fingerstyle players. Students should be able to play chords to their favorite tunes within 6 weeks. I teach to inspire passion for music. If you love music it makes it fun to practice. When you practice it makes music fun!
About Neil
I am a Jazz Guitarist / Composer / Arranger / and Band Leader and teacher who has been working in the greater San Francisco Bay area for the past 20 years. Originally from the East Coast and Chicago I arrived in California in 1992. I hold a Master's Degree in music from San Jose State University whe
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I am writing a review from a couple of different perspectives, as I've received lessons from Ryan in a number of capacities. I am an intermediate-level bass player who received his initial music theory training from Ryan, and his explanations were clear and concise.
Recently, I've become a geography professor at the University of Akron, and I teach a variety of topics, including Introductory Cultural Geography. Part of this involves looking at how different types of music spread throughout the world. Ryan created an excellent video that supplemented my lecture; he thoroughly, yet very clearly, described how the spread of the minor pentatonic scale contributed to the development of heavy rock and metal music across the globe. Without this insight, my lecture would have been less accurate, as well as less entertaining to the students!
As a stringed-instrument player and a professor who includes music geography and history in his classes, I highly recommend lessons with Ryan. His descriptions and instructional method are outstanding (please see his excellent video series, "Swing's Shred Tips" on YouTube), and he also clearly demonstrates a deeper knowledge about music. Rather than just playing fast to shred, he will teach the underlying ideas behind the music to improve your playing (as he clearly demonstrated in his custom lecture on geography/history in my class). Highest possible recommendation!"
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