Music Lessons in Princeton, MA. It's your time.
In person or online. We've got everything you need to get started and stay motivated!
A Better Way to Learn
Expert Teachers
Personalized Lessons
100% Guaranteed
Music Lessons in Princeton
Popular Music Lessons
| Live classes, amazing instructorsStaff Picks
| Get closer to what inspires youPopular Music Teachers in Princeton, MA

Thomas C.
-
Speaks Spanish, English -
Teaches students 10 and up -
Violin Performance from Oberlin Conservatory
Teaching Locations:



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

Adam B.
-
Teaching since 2019 -
Teaches students 18 and up -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Teaching Locations:


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.
-
Speaks English, French -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
BA Creative Arts from Bradford College
Teaching Locations:


Jean started taking piano lessons as a kid and by high school was accompanying the school chorus. Jean has a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts from Bradford College and studied piano there with Mark Peterson. Jean is also an accomplished organist, having studied with Bruce Porter as well as recording artist and organ soloist Malcolm Halliday. Jean worked for several years as organist at St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Harvard MA. Jean also holds an MBA in E-Business and is currently working on a degree in elementary education.
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
Recent Reviews
Meet Online Music Teachers Serving Princeton, MA

Phillip S.
-
Bachelor's of Music Perfromance from University of Northern Colorado -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2000
Teaching Locations:


Phillip S.
Book NowI have 20 years experience performing and teaching bass in a variety of styles. I have my undergraduate degree in classical bass performance, and am also a freelance bass player in Austin, TX.
I try to cater lessons to the individual student. Lessons will be relaxed, and I always try to find an approach and style that works well for you.
About Phillip
Hi! I'm a professional bassist in Austin, TX, and was gigging and teaching lessons full time here, before COVID. I'm still teaching virtual lessons, and hoping to find a few more students, since most of my income used to come from gigs. And there aren't too many of those around, these days. Drag!

Brittany S.
-
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, minors in Music & American History from Framingham State University -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2007
Teaching Locations:

I am a firm believer that anyone can learn how to play an instrument and enjoy doing so. Although my teaching style is grounded in establishing a foundation of strong technique, I am also well aware that not every student is going to enjoy or want to play classical music, and that's okay! My goal is to help my students establish a relationship with their instrument and music in general, so they are able to grow and develop in the direction they want.
About Brittany
Brittany Stockwell “The Purple Violinist” is a professional musician, music teacher, certified children's yoga & mindfulness teacher, and mindset mentor. “My entire life has been devoted to music, the arts, and mentoring children, even when I was a kid myself. While earning my Masters Degree in
Recent Reviews
Obviously, lessons changed to remote only in March 2020, but Brittany was still effective despite the lack of in person attention. We can hear how far our daughter has progressed on the violin in the last year, and Brittany’s patience and passion for music come through in how she cares for her students and their progress. There are of course days she doesn’t necessary feel like doing her lesson, but every single time that she goes into it feeling that way, she has come out of the meeting with a big smile on her face.
If our son decides to learn violin or viola when he goes into middle school next year, it won’t be a question about who we will ask to help on his journey, and Brittany will have another student.

Mark T.
-
Speaks English, Russian -
Teaching since 2015 -
Bachelor of Music (Violin Performance) from Eastman School of Music
Teaching Locations:

Violin is a complex art, one that takes many years to develop, but can be one of the most rewarding experiences in your life. Despite its challenges, love for the violin and music should never take a back seat in a lesson, That is what I will focus on. Nevertheless, there are methods and techniques crucial to violin playing that I will also keep at the forefront. At the end of the day, students have their own unique voice that I will try to nurture while at the same time teach them the fundamental tools to achieve it. Whether just starting out or already playing for many years, I will strive to do what is best for the student. To all of you, I wish you best of luck with violin and hope you can join me in making music!
About Mark
Hello! I am a graduate of Eastman School of Music with a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance. I have experience teaching students of all ages, as well as coaching student chamber music. I enjoy all types of music and transcribe music as a hobby. I also play for weddings, concerts in nursing hom
Recent Reviews
Highly recommend.
Connect Locally or Online
Local Lessons
Online Lessons
How It Works
Here's why 2 million people a month use TakeLessons
Match
Meet
Master
Educating the World
Why TakeLessons?
Hear From TakeLessons Students
Over the past 12 years, we've given over 3,000,000 lessons to happy customers around the world.








Popular Music Articles from our Blog
It doesn't matter if you're a guitar player who wants to sing along with your music, or a singer looking for accompaniment - it can be tricky for all of us to learn how to coordinate playing the guitar and singing at the same time! Luckily, there are several ways to master how to sing and play guitar, and with a good amount of practice, you can learn how to master the skill. Before you begin, however, it's smart to have a strong foundation in both playing the guitar and singing separately. Ma …
By Suzy S.
By Suzy S.
By Suzy S.
By Suzy S.