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Daniel R.
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Speaks English -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2012
Teaching Locations:
Online
Private Music Theory Teacher
Beginner and intermediate-level music theory lessons for any aspiring musician, or for anyone who may just be interested in learning! We will go over the basics of notes, scales, chords, rhythms, etc.
About Daniel
Hey there! My name is Daniel and I am a local drummer and private teacher recently graduated from UT Knoxville, having studied with Prof. Keith Brown. In May 2017, I earned a BM in Studio Music/Jazz Performance (drum set) and a minor in music business. I started teaching kids ages 7-14 when I was a
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Jeffrey W.
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Speaks french -
Teaches students Male: 6 and up; Female: 5 and up -
Awarded LSO concerto competition winner from Loyola University New Orleans
Teaching Locations:
Online
Private Music Theory Teacher
Lets dive into understanding the basic fundamentals of music Theory!
About Jeffrey
Hello! I'm excited to all of you who have made it to my profile. I am a classically trained cellist from New Orleans who is ecstatic to teach anyone who is interested and loves the cello! I started playing cello in the 4th grade after a reading a book about a blind man playing the cello. I joine
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Marcelo Z.
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Speaks ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 1987
Teaching Locations:
Online
Private Music Theory Teacher
Music theory! Enjoy learning to read, compose, understand musical language!
All levels and ages welcome!!
, I enjoy teaching all levels and have many years teaching from studio , private and public schools as well as colleges and universities
Dr. Zigaran
About Marcelo
I always loved teaching cello, music theory or composition. I have the experience as a professional cellist as soloist, chamber musician and performing in an orchestra. But since I started to teach very young I know how to address student's needs, approaches to achieve their goals, whether is to
Recent Reviews
Meet Online Music Theory Teachers Serving Brinklow, MD
Background Check
Daniel R.
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Speaks English -
Teaching since 2012 -
Teaches students 5 and up
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Music Theory Teacher
Beginner and intermediate-level music theory lessons for any aspiring musician, or for anyone who may just be interested in learning! We will go over the basics of notes, scales, chords, rhythms, etc.
About Daniel
Hey there! My name is Daniel and I am a local drummer and private teacher recently graduated from UT Knoxville, having studied with Prof. Keith Brown. In May 2017, I earned a BM in Studio Music/Jazz Performance (drum set) and a minor in music business. I started teaching kids ages 7-14 when I was a
Recent Reviews
Jeffrey W.
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Speaks french -
Teaching since 2008 -
Awarded LSO concerto competition winner from Loyola University New Orleans
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Music Theory Teacher
Lets dive into understanding the basic fundamentals of music Theory!
About Jeffrey
Hello! I'm excited to all of you who have made it to my profile. I am a classically trained cellist from New Orleans who is ecstatic to teach anyone who is interested and loves the cello! I started playing cello in the 4th grade after a reading a book about a blind man playing the cello. I joine
Recent Reviews
Marcelo Z.
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Speaks ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 9 and up
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Music Theory Teacher
Music theory! Enjoy learning to read, compose, understand musical language!
All levels and ages welcome!!
, I enjoy teaching all levels and have many years teaching from studio , private and public schools as well as colleges and universities
Dr. Zigaran
About Marcelo
I always loved teaching cello, music theory or composition. I have the experience as a professional cellist as soloist, chamber musician and performing in an orchestra. But since I started to teach very young I know how to address student's needs, approaches to achieve their goals, whether is to
Recent Reviews
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