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Stephen B.
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Teaches students 4 and up -
Piano and Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music -
Teaching since 2008
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Hi,
I have a degree from Berklee College of Music in Film Scoring and Piano. Film Scores have been a passion of mine since I was about twelve years old and have collected numerous film soundtracks over the years. I am also knowledgeable in Classical, Pop and Jazz composition. Be prepared to have some music note paper, score paper, a piano or keyboard, and let's have some fun!
About Stephen
Hello, I am a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston with a degree in Piano and Film Scoring. With the current COVID-19 crisis, I have been shifting some of my students to online classes but will come to your home wearing a mask (you as well) I provide a fun and enjoyable piano class f
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Ray T.
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BA Film Scoring and Synthesis from Berklee College of Music -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaching since 2000
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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
Liana P.
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Speaks Russian -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Professional Diploma from Manhattan School of Music
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I am a classically trained pianist with four completed degrees in Piano Performance from Ukraine and the US
About Liana
I provide piano lessons at my studio in North Quincy. I have 15 years' teaching experience of all levels and ages . I performed at international festivals in Norway, Hungary, Syria, Canada, Italy, and Israel. Liana performed three times at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Most recently, Liana
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Evan B.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaching since 2011 -
Teaches students 11 to 18
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Evan B.
Book NowMusic lessons with me will be structured, but fun and always entertaining. Through Trombone, my students will learn about life and skills that can be applied not only on Trombone but for other challenges they face in life.
About Evan
Hey, there! Thank you for looking over my profile. So happy that you picked this quirky instrument. I'm overjoyed that you're now wanting to take time to concentrate and tapping into the secrets of this simple instrument. With my decades of experience I welcome you to this journey to learn how many
Doug L.
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Bachelor of Music Education from Rutgers University -
Teaching since 2007 -
Teaches students 8 and up
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I'm a composer with a background in electronic and classical instruments. I can show you how to develop your ideas and expand your knowledge about compositional tools. In lessons, we can go over music you have made as well as work on activities to stretch your musicality.
About Doug
Hi! I'm a warm and positive educator with years of experience helping students in music, math, and social studies. I have six years of public school teaching and private lesson experience in New Jersey, and I have recently relocated to the Austin metropolitan area. I am excited to help people furth
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Mitch E.
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Teaches students 7 and up -
BA in Communication, Cum Laude from Truman State University -
Teaching since 2008
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I am a self-taught musician with 15 years of experience playing electric and acoustic guitar. My lessons begin by learning what inspires you as a musician, and working to take you where you want to go! Learning some of your favorite songs is often a great place to start. By learning a variety of music, you'll quickly begin to notice patterns & understand basic theory on what notes work together well. From there, you can apply that knowledge to improvisation, as well as songs you may want to write!
From those first few lessons, there's a million different ways we can explore the guitar together. With my lessons, I offer recording time in my home studio where you can learn how to write, record, produce, and mix fully arranged songs!
Reach out to say hi, and let me know what some of your immediate goals and questions are!
Specialties: Indie, Rock, Pop, Alternative, Psychedelic, Folk, Acoustic.
Open to students of all ages.
About Mitch
Hi! My name is Mitch. I am the lead guitarist, songwriter and producer for Seattle-based indie pop band Hi Crime. We play shows regularly around the NW, and occasionally tour to other parts of the country. Our music has been featured on popular Seattle radio stations KEXP & 107.7 The End, and has a
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He will take it whatever speed you like and will teach whatever you need. I have learned new things about music theory as well and he makes learning the piano interesting and engaging."


There's an advantage learning from someone who is actually paid to perform music. Get the perspective and tricks of the trade to sound good quickly. He plays the range from rock to standard classical fare like Tarrega and Bach.
He teaches using tab and regular notation which really gets you up to speed quickly on any piece. My previous guitar teachers didn't use tab so learning anything is a slog. I've already learned Lagrima, Bach's Air, Bach's Bourree, Romanza, Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Tears in Heaven in a relatively short time.
Jesse observes your fingerings very well and makes sure you use the most efficient methods.
Flexibility of scheduling was extremely important to me since I cannot be on a regular weekly schedule. Take Lessons and Jesse's flexible schedule makes that very easy."


He does this with a good balance of understanding that not all players want to be the same 80's rock god he trained to be. He knows how to talk/instruct to someone from any age or musical background without being condescending or pretending that he knows better than you as to what sound you want to be able to make.
He's very diverse! This is perhaps, personally, my favorite thing about Greg.
Music is about so much more than technique & theory, it's about style & artistry. This is an understanding & guidance that YouTube could never give me like Greg did.
Though he was the guy who helped me pick out my 1st guitar, he also helped me fill in the other areas in my musicality by instructing me in some bass & drums. This has been invaluable as a worship leader to communicate to all parts of the band. (Seriously, if you pay for lessons, pay a REAL musician like Greg, who can see the gaps you can't)
The only reason he's getting a 4 out of 5 is for the setting in which I was taught.
It began in a hard to find downstairs area of a multiplex building. Then the backroom of a music store where he was constantly needed to step out & assist with other things because the store was a start up business.
It was like 10yrs ago, & the locations & setting have likely changed.
Call me harsh for docking his rating, but I was paying my own way & felt really upset by parts of my lesson time being taking up for other things, or waiting outside a locked building when things should have started on time."
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