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Adam B.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 2019 -
Teaches students 18 and up
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Adam B.
Book NowI love sharing my passion for music through teaching. To me, music should be a conduit of self-expression—it is not merely something we do, but rather who we are. While there are many great players who have perfected the technical elements of their craft, it is the greatest musicians who find a way to speak through their art. I strongly believe that we all have the potential to speak through our music, and that the right teacher can inspire that in a student. I hope I can be that teacher for you.
I work with students on both the craft and creative side of music in an enthusiastic and nurturing environment. This approach is aimed at awakening a student's drive to explore their own musical path both inside and outside the lesson. Within a lesson, we will work on (1) instrumental technique and basic music theory, very important aspects to us as players, and (2) improvisation/composition and having creative musical discussions, which are invaluable to us as creatives. From my experience,
About Adam
Just a little about myself: I like to think of himself as a musical chameleon. I am an up-and-coming, award-winning multi-genre violinist with over 20 years of experience and over a decade of classical training. My music is rooted in the Scottish fiddle tradition and gypsy jazz violin, as well as

Jean B.
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Speaks English, French -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
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Been teaching for 10 years
About Jean
Jean is patient, fun, and imaginative. She also loves passing on the gift of music to anyone wanting to learn! Jean's philosophy of teaching is; 1. Taking on any new task requires time and discipline. Mistakes are a part of the learning process. The biggest challenges reap the greatest rewards
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April S.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Master of Arts Education from Columbia University/City College of New York -
Teaching since 1999
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I'm a 'classically trained' voice teacher with extensive training in dance and drama;
a liberal arts degree from Columbia University/Master of Arts Education from City College of NY.
Before settling into a music career, worked as a dance instructor, for the City of NY and received congrats from John Lindsey, then mayor, for outstanding achievement.
As an actor, performed in several off-Broadway plays and was a principal in the “Broadway tour”, ”Pulitzer prize ” winning play, “No Place to be Somebody.” I've performed through the years as a vocalist with a trio and as a ONE WOMAN SHOW at various night spots, concert halls and social events. As a voice coach I've had the good fortune to teach the skills and techniques of the art of singing.
Singing is the joy I share as a performer and as a teacher. Anyone can learn to sing; and do it on a superior level. It takes desire and the willingness to practice the skills necessary until the goal is achieved.
The journey is worth it!
About April
I'm a 'classically trained' voice teacher who specializes in the biology of singing: JAZZ, R&B, POP, and GOSPEL. I have performance arts training and experience and have a liberal arts degree from Columbia University/Master of Fine Arts Education from City College of NY. I perform as a Jazz
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Hunter B.
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Bachelors of Music from University of South Carolina -
Teaching since 2015 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Since my graduation from the University of South Carolina, I have enjoyed a varied career in performing many genres of music around the world and in the United States. I have performed pop music while sailing around the Mediterranean Sea, toured with a Broadway show in the United States, and, recently, playing jazz in New York City. My journey has also led me to learn about the physical practice of the trumpet, which has given a totally new approach on how to instruct students in a highly personal way.
I am confident that I can contribute as your trumpet instructor because of my varied career and the skills I am able to teach. Specifically:
• The traditional approach to trumpet playing, which builds a strong musician who can play with others
• The physical practice of trumpet, which takes into account the movements that need to be engrained in order to play efficiently.
• Jazz improvisation
• Commercial music style (rock, Broadway, salsa, pop, etc.)
• Music theory
About Hunter
Hello! My name is Hunter, and I am a trumpet player living in Queens! I'm originally from Nashville, Tennessee, but I've been all over the place the past few years. I studied music at the University of South Carolina, and two weeks after graduation I was on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship sa
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Julia H.
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Speaks Spanish, French and English -
Bachelors from The Curtis Institute of Music -
Teaches students 15 to 60
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My name is Julia and I'm the Principal Bassoonist of the Nashville Symphony and the Santa Fe Opera. Additionally, I regularly perform with the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. I have a Bachelors degree from the Curtis Institute of Music and I previously studied at the Montréal Music Conservatory.
As a soloist, I performed numerous times with the Nashville Symphony, Les Violons du Roy and Trois-Rvières Symphony.
As a teacher, I specialize in audition preparation and mental game coaching. I adjust my teaching to your personal goals! From reed making to excerpts, I'm here to help you!
About Julia
I'm the Principal Bassoonist of the Nashville Symphony and the Santa Fe Opera. Additionally, I play regularly with the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. I have performed as guest Principal Bassoon with many North American orchestras including the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, The Atlanta Symphony Or
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Devin A.
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Speaks French, Spanish, English -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Masters of Music in Jazz Performance from McGill University
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Extensive experience teaching rock, jazz and acoustic guitar. I base my teaching around the interests of the student, and also make sure to cover important fundamentals of music such as scales, chords and music theory.
I enjoy helping students develop their unique talents and helping them to find their own musical voice on the guitar or bass.
About Devin
Devin has been teaching private lessons since 2002 and is currently available to teach online lessons in Guitar, Electric Bass, and Music Production using Ableton Live or Logic Pro X. Devin has worked with students of all ages and levels of playing ability from beginners to professionals. He is
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