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Max S.
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Speaks English -
Master of Music, Saxophone Performance from The Hartt School at the University of Hartford -
Awarded Grand Prize from International chamber music ensemble competition
Teaching Locations:
Online
Music performance.
About Max
While other instructors teach multiple instruments, my specialized knowledge of saxophone can get you farther, faster. I help students make quick and efficient progress in developing a strong sound concept, learning saxophone-specific techniques, making appropriate repertoire choices, setting smart
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John L.
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Speaks French, spanish, french -
Teaches students 4 and up -
Awarded Most Valuable Soloist from Berkely Jazz Fest 1995
Teaching Locations:
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College Performance Degree in Bass
Diploma from Grove School of Music in Bass
20 years professional experience of Bass Playing
About John
Hello, Thanks so much for taking the time to inquire about studying music with me. Music and studying music has always been a passionate experience for me. I have been so blessed with the teachers and fellow musicians in my life. You should realize that your study of music may start with me,
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Kathryn Z.
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Speaks English, German, French, Italian -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaches students 4 and up
Teaching Locations:
Online
Rhythm guitar, picking patterns and reading notes on the guitar are all taught.
About Kathryn
Kathy believes that variety is the spice of not only life, but also music. Raised singing folk music with a musical family (think accordions, guitars and lots of vocal harmonies), she learned guitar and piano at an early age, but began singing even earlier. Her quest to give the world the best
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Max S.
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Speaks English -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2006
Teaching Locations:
Online
Music performance.
About Max
While other instructors teach multiple instruments, my specialized knowledge of saxophone can get you farther, faster. I help students make quick and efficient progress in developing a strong sound concept, learning saxophone-specific techniques, making appropriate repertoire choices, setting smart
Recent Reviews
John L.
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Speaks French, spanish, french -
Jazz Performance from San Diego State University -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Teaching Locations:
Online
College Performance Degree in Bass
Diploma from Grove School of Music in Bass
20 years professional experience of Bass Playing
About John
Hello, Thanks so much for taking the time to inquire about studying music with me. Music and studying music has always been a passionate experience for me. I have been so blessed with the teachers and fellow musicians in my life. You should realize that your study of music may start with me,
Recent Reviews
Student Favorite
Kathryn Z.
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Speaks English, German, French, Italian -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaches students 4 and up
Teaching Locations:
Online
Rhythm guitar, picking patterns and reading notes on the guitar are all taught.
About Kathryn
Kathy believes that variety is the spice of not only life, but also music. Raised singing folk music with a musical family (think accordions, guitars and lots of vocal harmonies), she learned guitar and piano at an early age, but began singing even earlier. Her quest to give the world the best
Recent Reviews
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My son has been taking guitar lessons from Tim for over a year now. I have been very pleased with the progress my son is making. Tim makes my son feel very comfortable, and is more than willing to work with him in any area where he shows an interest. Tim is personable and patient.
Tim is quite flexible with time. He has kindly worked around our schedule whenever necessary. His fees are quite reasonable, and he always errs in our favor in regard to time.
Tim is a great guitar player himself with a true love for the instrument, which shows in his teaching. He was invaluable in helping us pick a reasonably priced, yet quality guitar for our son.
He has taught our son any song my son hears on the radio note for note a real gem.We are quite pleased with Tim's teaching, and highly recommend him."
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