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James V.
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Speaks Spanish -
Teaching since 1995 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Students will learn how to read as well as play: notes, chords, scales, songs, common chord progressions, guitar tab, chord charts and a whole bunch more! Ear training, chord theory and improvisation will also be incorporated into the lessons.
I generally walk students through a guitar method book.
( a few examples listed below)
Hal Leonard Guitar Method by Will Schmid Level 1
The Christopher Parkening Guitar Method - Volume 1: Guitar Technique
Mel Bay's Modern Guitar Method Grade 1
Some primary goals I have for students are to keep them motivated, interested, inspired and challenged.
I love music, and it should be fun, exciting, and entertaining!
You will learn a lot with me and we'll have a good time doing it!
About James
I am a bilingual singer, songwriter, pianist, and guitarist. I studied at Louisiana State University and graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish. I also studied voice and music theory in the LSU School of Music. With over 25 years of teaching experience, music and languages ha
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Brandi B.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 2017 -
Teaches students 5 and up
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I have been playing the ukulele for approximately 8 years. Combined with my knowledge of music theory and guitar, I can teach whatever techniques one would be interested in learning on the ukulele. We can explore chord voicings and arrange songs for the ukulele or we can stick to the easier and more well known things such as Somewhere over the rainbow and Mele Kalikimaka :)
About Brandi
My name is Brandi and I am ready to become your music teacher! Playing the guitar has been my passion for 14 years and counting. As a part of the talented music program throughout my high school years, I decided that I wanted to pursue music as a profession. I attended Southeastern Louisiana Univer
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Raechele W.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Vocal Performance and Classical Singing from San Diego State University -
Teaching since 2010
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Hello! My name is Rae. I specialize in helping my students their voices in the most healthy and effective way. No matter if you are a brand new singer, or have been singing for years, I will pay special attention to your unique voice. Every person's vocal production is different, but we all have something truly worth while to bring forth and give to others.
I have a bachelor's degree in classical singing, and have years of background in Musical theater and worship music.
I have over 6 years of teaching experience giving private lessons and nearly 5 years of teaching Performing Arts at a private school. I have taught all ages, from preschool to adult. I understand how the voice works from Vocal Pedagogy class in college and working with countless students of all ages. The voice is an inherent instinct that I have always been drawn to, but of course it is also my area of deep study.
What genre are you interested in singing? All genres require using your voice in a healthy way. Forming
About Raechele
Hello! I'm Rae and I'm so excited to help you reach your singing goals. I have years of experience teaching - from very young children, all the way up to adults. I have a bachelors degree in singing and have taught both private lessons and classrooms full of students. No matter where you are on you
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Spencer C.
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Teaches students 8 and up -
Awarded Best Bluegrass Band from Westword -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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Comprehensive Accordion instruction- fun and individualized lessons tailored to each student's skill level and interests
About Spencer
I am originally from Northeast Kansas, where I started playing guitar and studying music at the age of 9. While studying guitar, I had several influential teachers, including internationally renowned finger-style guitarist, Andy McKee, and University of Montana Professor of Music and Classical G
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Glynis D.
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Speaks Spanish, English -
Associates of Arts in Professional Music from Southwestern Community College School for Music Vocations -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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I love to write and arrange music. It can be really fun if you have a few more tools.
About Glynis
Glynis has been reading music since before she knew how to read words. Her mother started teaching her piano lessons at age 3, and she started taking voice lessons at age 7. She learned from an early age to practice every day. She has taught all levels and ages of piano and voice for many years. Gl
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Leon C.
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Teaches students 7 and up -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 1969
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My career of teaching and performing spans over 50 years, Experience has shown me the importance of providing a fun and positive atmosphere of discovery. An environment without judgement or expectation is ideal for learning and performing.
About Leon
I am a professional pianist and teacher formally trained at the American Conservatory of music with majors in piano and instrumental education. My career in teaching and performing spans over 50 years, and my experience is varied. I have taught in my home, online, and in colleges. As a performer, I
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He provides great feedback, always with kindness, and being very clear on how to achieve the particular goal.
If you want your child to have music as something they'll have their whole life, Mr. Gary is a great person to teach them."


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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