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Bill B.
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Teaches students 14 and up -
Teaching since 1976 -
Awarded Nominated Member from Who's Who Among America's Teachers
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I offer personalized, in-depth private instruction covering all aspects of technique and musicianship. I have been teaching guitar for 40 years, and have taught on the Collegiate/Conservatory level for more than 20 years.
If you want to play Classical Guitar the right way, with a great sound, proper technique and stylistic interpretations, I will help you achieve your goals.
All levels are welcome!
About Bill
I currently maintain a private studio in my home south of Boston. If you want to play Classical Guitar the right way, with a great sound, proper technique and stylistic interpretations, I will help you achieve your goals. All levels are welcome! I served on the Guitar Faculty of The Bosto
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Ali Y.
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Speaks English, Mandrin -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
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A Chinese native. Ali began studying violin at age 4 with her uncle, well-known teacher Dayu Su. She majored in violin performance as a student of Xiaowei Chen at the prestigious Renmin University in Beijing, graduating at the top of her class. She then completed a Masters Degree with Bayla Keyes at Boston University (where she won the Bach Prize) and completed Suzuki Training at the Hartt School of Music at Hartford University, CT.
After apprenticing with her uncle, Ali went on to teach at elementary and middle schools in Beijing, where several of her students won first prizes in violin competitions. She is group violin teacher for the Chelsea Public Schools, and also teaches private lessons at the Ip Piano School in Boston
As a performer, Ali has played with the orchestras of the National Ballet of China and the National Grand Theater on Beijing; and in the US with the Cleveland Orchestra at the Blossom International Festival.
About Ali
A Chinese native. Ali began studying violin at age 4 with her uncle, well-known teacher Dayu Su. She majored in violin performance as a student of Xiaowei Chen at the prestigious Renmin University in Beijing, graduating at the top of her class. She then completed a Masters Degree with Bayla Keyes a
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Eli K.
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Associate in Arts from Bristol Community College -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaches Advanced
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I am a well-rounded drum teacher, meaning I have learned and studied genres ranging from blues, jazz, rock and indie rock. I will give you tons of music to listen to and interpret and teach you how to learn tunes by ear. You will understand the forms of jazz tunes such as aaba Aba and abc. You will learn how to play the tunes you listen to and take the concepts of drum beats and drum rudiments used within them o make them your own and use them in your original playing. I also teach how to read standard drum notation, and can teach you how time signatures work and the values of notes if you don’t already know.
About Eli
Hi future students! I’m Eli. I know how tough it is to teach yourself an instrument, because I struggled with it for years and years. One of my biggest issues was learning how to practice, so if that’s something you struggle with, I can certainly help you develop a routine to which you would follow
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Jessica J.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2014
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Jessica J.
Book NowExperienced violin teacher of 5 years specializing in beginner/intermediate students! All ages welcome. Lessons are customized and catered to the needs/goals of each student. Not only will you be playing music in no time, but you will be building a foundation of note reading, music theory, sight reading, and technique. Let's get started!
About Jessica
I am a professional violinist based in the south Denver area. I graduated from Principia College with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and a minor in music. I play professionally around the state. I teach violin to students of all different ages. I studied classical violin for 16 yea

Katherine B.
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Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from DePaul University School of Music -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2010
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Winner of the 2010 NJ Governor’s Award in Arts Education, Katherine has been teaching the violin for over 8 years.
About Katherine
Winner of the NJ Governor's Award in Arts Education, Katherine holds both a Bachelors and Masters degree in Violin Performance from two of the top music conservatories in the country and performs with professional orchestras all over Florida including the Sarasota Orchestra, the Jacksonville Sympho
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Marsha K.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 1984 -
Awarded Award of Merit from San Francisco School of Music
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Do you LOVE to sing? Do you struggle with some parts of it, like finding your unique voice? Learn to improve your vocal range, your confidence and your enjoyment in sharing your music.
I've worked with all kinds of students and their personal goals. My syllabus covers 50 lessons with quizzes and a vast array of theory, workable exercises and the tools to open your own natural talent as well as improve challenges.
I've taught for over 25 years and had experiences all over Europe and in the Sacramento Choral Society, the Boston Pops and the Sacramento Ballet as well as performances at Carnegie Hall and countless other engagements. I have a dozen CD's with choirs I've been associated with, which only means that I've had the privilege of working with many wonderful conductors and learned at their hands.
My philosophy, is that anyone can learn to sing and enjoy doing so. It does take some dedication, a lot of excitement, sometimes some length of time to retrain your ...
About Marsha
Annnnnd we are back to remote inly! That’s ok! I have student from all over ! Hope one is YOU. It is great to be able to offer the option to ALL students if they prefer to come to the studio, or have remote lessons, and a HUGE plus, is they don't have to cancel when ill or even sometimes when
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