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Alex J.
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Teaches students 11 to 19 -
Awarded Certificate of Appreciation from Spirit of Broad Ripple -
Teaching since 2007
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Anytime time I give a student a solo to work on, I always take the approach as if they are going to perform it. Even they are not, I still like to take this approach so that when they are preparing for a performance, they know what to do.
About Alex
Alex was born May 31, 1987. Since both of his parents were band directors, he grew up in a very musically inclined family. When he was 15 years old, during his freshman year of high school, he started studying percussion. A year later he began studying under Chad Kohler and continued to do so until
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Josh L.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Music Performance from Indiana Wesleyan University -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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I teach singers of all genres (country, classical, pop, bluegrass, rock…) to sing with confidence and freedom!
I teach an open throat technique (appoggio) that allows the singer to sing with freedom, and access their entire range evenly. I also work with students to develop style, interpretation, languages, and acting ability.
About Josh
I am a professional singer, pianist, songwriter, and recording artist. I graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University with a Bachelors of Music, specifically voice. Voice students can expect to improve week to week in their vocal technique. Every voice has a unique timbre; I teach students to rel
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Jay E.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 2001 -
Master of Music from University of Northern Colorado
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Performance anxiety is something that many musicians deal with to some degree. I am great with helping my students overcome many of the common fears associated with performing, having overcome many of them myself!
About Jay
My musical journey began the with piano at the age of seven. I took regular lesson all the way through high school, eventually performing works such as Gershwin Etudes, Chopin Waltzes, Debussy Arabesques, and Beethoven Piano Sonatas. My trumpet performing started in 1993 and continues, having ear
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Andrew G.
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Teaching since 2013 -
Music Minor, Jazz Performance Concentration from Temple University -
Awarded Duke Ellington Festival Honorable Mention Award for Best Solo from Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
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Hello and welcome to my studio!
I have performed and taught professionally over the past decade in a variety of scenarios ranging from Classical Concerts, to Wedding Band performances, to live Ska/Hip-Hop gigs all along the East Coast. The biggest thing I have learned is that performing is a skill in itself, and everyone can acquire this unique ability!
As a member of my studio, our first lesson will involve going over what your goals are in music performance. Do you have a big performance at the end of the school year? Do you play alot of gigs and find yourself getting nervous? Do you finally want to play that solo with confidence and win the audience? Whatever it may be, I will give some helpful starters to move toward your goals. In fact, I have a unique process for building up confidence in an engaging way.
If you are looking for more general private lessons with me, please click the "change subject" item above my time availability and select "Trumpet".
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About Andrew
As a teacher, I want nothing more than my students to be happy playing music while attaining their goals. I started trumpet as a young elementary schooler and began teaching private lessons in 2013. I had very poor technique up through high school but landed a jazz performance major in colleg
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Beckie E.
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Teaches students 7 and up -
Awarded John Phillip Sousa Award from University City High School -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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I have two degrees in Music performance. I can help with performance anxiety and like to teach students to be confident in their playing.
About Beckie
Hi! My name is Beckie and I have played music for all of my life. I play and teach many different instruments such as the French horn, trumpet, piano, saxophone, mandolin, guitar, and voice. I have my Masters in Music on French horn as well as two bachelor degrees in music performance on Frenc
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Jonathan G.
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Speaks French -
Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance plus a minor in Jazz Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University -
Awarded Pollak Award for Excellence in the Arts from Richmond Magazine
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As a child actor in New York City I learned Stage Presence plus Camera Awareness from the adult actors in those casts. Then I received my Bachelor's Degree from VCU in Music Performance.
About Jonathan
Professional musician since age 11 in NYC. Specializing in online lessons. Worked with the Coasters, Drifters, O'Jays, Platters & Temptations plus the Ringling Bros/Barnum & Bailey Circus before the age of 30. Earned a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance with a minor in Jazz Studies from VCU in
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me. Men, women, boys, & girls of all ages and various degrees of
achievement stand before their audience with confidence. They have
practiced, not only the pieces which they play, but showmanship, not
pushy or cocky, but polite and welcoming. They make eye contact and
smile; some invite the crowd to sing along on the choruses. Even the
1st year students exude confidence.
The crowd returns those smiles, along with cheers and clapping. One
can tell that Karen has kindly and persistently shown and encouraged
each student. If any show fear, she does not chide; she accompanies
them in the performance and nods approval as they continue. I watch
that fear subside. They are then met with handshakes and pats on the
back. Next time, they will be even more eager to share the pieces that
they worked on and not expect criticism.
Karen picks a theme and arranges guitar, piano, and voice selections,
intermingled into a program that leaves a person well entertained and
planning to come back next time. I am not related to any of the
participants and have no obligation to be at the recitals. I love the
music, the talent, and the progress that I see and hear. You, too,
will be glad you came."


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