Music Lessons in Oneco, FL. It's your time.

I teach beginners, intermediate and advanced drum students.

My teaching style is very personable and friendly yet serious about results. Curriculum can be tailored to the student.For piano students I am currently using the Alfred's basic piano library series. Students can expect to progress to the next level within a 3 to 6 month period depending on student’s dedication. Reading, theory, and technique will all improve and grow at the same rate. My philosophy is that instruction should take a learners knowledge of music beyond the instrument.

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My name is Mark Shian, I'm a teacher, recording artist, and musician with 10+ years experience on stage and studio. I've just moved to St. Petersburg and I'm offering guitar and piano lessons to local residents in the area.

You can look me up by simply Googling "Mark Shian" and checking out my music videos and website.

I love teaching electric guitar, acoustic, and piano. If you want to learn how to shred the guitar and everything about effects and amps, I would love to help you achieve your aspirations.

I'm happy to drive to your home and teach you if you live within 7 miles. For anything further you will have to come to my home studio for training.

I offer lessons catering especially to those at the beginner and intermediate level striving to reach to advanced levels.

I also teach studio recording, mixing and mastering for those interested in setting up their own home recording studio.

Looking forward to helping you reach your music goals and aspirations.

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I am an experienced bass guitar teacher with 10+ years of professional career behind me.

I'm looking for eager students of all experience levels and ages! I structure my lessons so students learn what they want to learn, while also building a strong foundation of good playing habits (learning the right songs that you makes you a better musician!). I specialize in rock, jazz and funk. I use some of my own transcriptions and the ones I acquired from Berklee College of Music, and also have the following tools available to use during lessons: sound recording equipment, sheet music, and more.

Let's plug in that guitar and play some smooth bass lines :)

Generally students will learn the flute first before they play the piccolo. Once they are proficient enough on flute, then (if they have the interest) they will begin to learn the piccolo. Learning the piccolo can be great for playing in ensembles like marching band, concert band, and orchestra. Personally, I always loved playing the piccolo in marching band because it is the lightest instrument and louder than the flute! Playing piccolo in an orchestra can be a little scary at first because it is such a noticeable instrument and you want to sound good (and in tune) if you are going to stand out! Some students also might choose to play a piccolo piece for a performance for Solo and Ensemble Festival, for example. In your lessons we will talk about some of the same things in a flute lesson, but will also go over the differences between both instruments. One thing to keep in mind if you are interested in continuing your flute studies, is that half of the auditions you will come ...