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Ray T.
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BA Film Scoring and Synthesis from Berklee College of Music -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 6 and up
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Ray T.
Book NowI've been playing guitar and piano since I was little. I've been playing professionally since I was 16 and can cover many styles of music. Berklee College of Music graduate.
I really love teaching and try to incorporate new techniques and technologies into my lesson. It comes down to getting to know you and making the lessons relevant to you.
About Ray
I like to get to know my students so I can teach them from a point of empathy. *** Styles and Disciplines *** Jazz, Pop, Classical, Ear Training, Music Theory
Lara M.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 2014
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Lara M.
Book NowWith a curious mind and ever-expanding Fiddle repertoire Lara looks forward to helping students explore this delightful genre of music.
About Lara
Lara Madden has been teaching private lessons since 2014 and is currently available to teach lessons at her home studio in Warren, RI. Lara received her training at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music where she received a bachelor's degree in violin performance. She graduated Cum Laude f

Thomas C.
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Speaks Spanish, English -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Violin Performance from Oberlin Conservatory
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Thomas C.
Book NowI have been teaching professionally for the past six years. As a student who struggled myself in nearly every aspect of education, I understand the importance of individualized learning. As a teacher and performer, I look to find relationships between the emotional and intellectual facets of music. By doing this, I try to uncover the mystery of violin playing, allowing my students to gain an understanding that will last with them forever.
Every single student posseses the potential to fulfill his or her violinistic dreams. I cater my teaching around the goals of each student, while still instilling a high artistic integrity.
Though I center each lesson around building a superior technical foundation, duet playing, the theory of harmony, and aural skills are integral parts of my teaching. I strive for my students to develope a beautiful, in-tune, pure sound that can directly connect to their own emotional palette.
About Thomas
Hailed as "delightfully spirited, [with a] rich tone" (Cleveland Classical) violinist Thomas Cooper has appeared as a soloist with several American orchestras, including the Colorado College Festival Orchestra, the Coeur D'Alene Symphony Orchestra, the Credo Baroque Orchestra, the Dubois Orchestra
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Ryan T.
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Teaches students 9 and up -
Bachelor of Music from University of Colorado -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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I am a fun teacher who loves to teach. I have extensive training and playing experience in both classical, jazz, improvisation, and composition.
I really strive to inspire my students and spend a lot of extra time developing a personalized lesson and experience with me.
About Ryan
I have a Bachelor's degree from the University of Colorado in Music. In addition I have received extensive improvisation and composition training from a world class jazz musician. My best asset though is how well prepared I am for each student's lesson. You will get personalized instruction th
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Seth H.
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Speaks French, Spanish -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 2013
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Hello! I am a classical guitarist and composer/arranger living in the Pacific Northwest. I am classically trained, with my Master's in Music from the University of Idaho (along with a Bachelor's in Composition). Apart from the classical tradition, I enjoy playing music from Latin America: especially Bossa Nova.
About Seth
Hello, I'm Seth! I'm a guitarist and composer/arranger from the Pacific Northwest. I have a Master's Degree in Classical Guitar Performance from the University of Idaho, as well as a B.Mus. in Composition and a B.A. in Spanish and French. I especially love the music from South America: Bossa
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He's very knowledgeable and experienced with classical guitar and music in general, definitely recommend!
Online guitar instruction is a difficult endeavour to do well. Seth is skillful at this challenge. It will be well worth your consideration to work with him. He will help you to improve your musicianship.
I am confident you will not regret the time, effort, and money invested to study with Seth.

Ian S.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Bachelors in Music Performance - Jazz Studies from SUNY Purchase -
Teaching since 2009
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For the past seven years, my performance career has primarily focused on Cuban Timba. In addition to my real-world experience with the genre, I have held multiple lectures and seminars on the style at universities across New York State as well as online. I feel extremely fortunate to be able to participate in this wonderful genre in such an extensive way, something few outsiders have been able to do. For that reason I am especially passionate about sharing the knowledge I've acquired with others.
I also specialize in jazz improvisation and other styles of "world music" including Afro-Peruvian, Venezuelan and even some styles from southeastern Europe.
As a teacher I emphasize technique, reading, rhythm and creating an organized practice routine. I'm also a strong advocate of transcription, especially of repertoire, which key when studying any style of music.
I also hope to inspire my students to become independent in following there own musical curiosity, regardless of what ...
About Ian
Ian S. is a bassist, author, and educator currently based in the New York City area. Since moving to NYC in the spring of 2014 Ian has had the honor of performing with People of Earth, Gerardo Contino, Gabriela Anders, Los Hacheros, Peliroja, Keith Ward, Bobby Sanabria, Axel Laugart, Oriente Lopez,
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It could have been his deep knowledge of Latin music and musical training, or both. Either way, you are in for a treat of you get to work with Ian. He has the discipline, great sound and a friendly attitude. A very thorough and grounded musician.
I recommend Ian Stewart highly.
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Paul is an overall great teacher. Before I took lessons with him, I knew next to nothing about playing guitar. I might have known the "box" minor pentatonic scale and possibly aeolian as a mode. Then I started taking lessons with him for Metal, my personal genre of choice and I started learning at a far more accelerated rate. Fast forward to about 9 months ago (January 2012) and I'd also grown an interest in Jazz. Fortunately Paul is an excellent teacher in both genres and helped my tastes (in both) genres develop and now he teaches me in Jazz. I even went to the Berklee school of music five week summer program (I'm to young to apply to the school's full time program) and thrived there. I recently got my report card for the class and his extensive teaching of how to play guitar from playing jazz chords to complex music theory (we're learning about chromatic harmony with the use of secondary dominants and tritone substitutions) helped me get only A's and B's. The areas where I got A's include classes such as high level theory, ensemble classes, ear training and genre specific guitar labs. I only got B's in my reading and chord labs, my reading which has always been poor, and my chord lab which involved nothing but right handed chord charts (I'm a left handed guitarist). I dont think I would have been able to get these grades if i had a different teacher or were self-taught, even with my music classes I'd taken at school I was always ahead of the rest of the class thanks to my extensive knowledge of theory with Paul. Paul comes to my house, which makes getting ready for my lesson as easy as turning my amp onto standby for the Tubes to warm up."

I was a complete beginer and couldn't read a single note. Al showed great patience form day one when i came in with a broken string. Never once in all of my lessons did he hesitate to repeat, redemonstrate, or write it out. He is your choice if this is what you need in an instructor."
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