Music Performance Lessons in Bogart. Amazing Teachers.

I am a Bass Performance student at UGA. I love to teach upright bass and electric bass in all styles! I personally play jazz, classical, funk/jam, musicals, rock, and bluegrass. I’m also well versed in music theory, aural skills/ear training, improvisation, jazz theory, and songwriting. I love to help students get their low notes sounding good and grooving!

Will teach you how to perform in a very self confident way with fun.

Your performance is just that. YOUR performance. Without question, the best way to ramp up your performance level is to make it your own. But how? That's something we'll work on at length. Are there gimmicks and showy things one can do to add to it? Certainly. But you can overdo it and ruin your show. We'll discuss that, too. We'll look at why introverts can be more natural performers and how to use your innate personality traits to your advantage.

Your son or daughter will learn to appreciate and enjoy music, as they journey to learn their true potential in this area of Vocalization or instrumentation. This are is for those who have experience with one or more of these areas, music theory, Singing, or Piano, and want to improve their skills.

Things to expect in a music performance lesson:
- I will not provide any materials
- A majority of practice/rehearsal will take place outside of class time
- If you do not practice, outside of our lesson you will not see any improvements
- you must bring all your books to each class as well as any assigned repertoire
- Lessons are light and fun if the work is done in a timely fashion
- You will be given an appropriate level of works to begin you performance portfolio

Policy:
- If you wish to make a cancellation, please allow for a 24+hour window of anticipation; if the cancellation comes with less than
24-hours of anticipation the student will forfeit the right to any ...

My focus is to help each student find the easiest and most comfortable sound they can produce, and my goal is to always be supportive of students' individual needs so they can be confident in their progress and artistry. As someone who started out with little singing ability (an octave range, difficulty matching pitch) and who ended attending college on a music scholarship and now sings professionally and competitively, I am a firm believer that anyone can be a singer if they have the right instruction and are willing to work.

I teach all levels of Music Performance skills. This ranges from Recital readiness, to how to audition for solo, choral, or Musical Theater productions. My students have a fabulous time performing for their school talent shows, as well as being offered solos for special musical Theater parts. My Students also perform for many other genres, including playing in Bands, or for special events. The Star Spangled Banner is always something that a singer can use in their repertoire.