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Mel P.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Music Education from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville -
Awarded EMMY award from The National Academy of Television Arts
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.I can show you how to read notes, tabs and charts, play by ear and play like a pro.
About Mel
I have tons of experience and formal university training in music education. I know how to take the complex and make it simple. There are very good reasons my students rise to the top. Experience makes a difference, and I have more professional teaching experience than 99% of other instructo
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Glenn S.
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Teaching since 1979 -
Awarded signed songwriter from BD4N Records -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Traditional and contemporary styles: scales, chords, theory and soloing techniques
About Glenn
Hi, I'm Glenn. Thank you for viewing my profile. I've been teaching students for over 20 years, playing all styles and levels of music, from day-one beginners to seasoned pros seeking to sharpen their playing skills. I teach both traditional notation and tablature, writing my own teaching method
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Timothy K.
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Teaches Intermediate -
Teaches students 12 and up -
Teaching since 2010
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About Timothy
I draw on my experience, as a professional musician of 25 years, in my teaching of others. This experience includes - Church music; both as a soloist and as a music director. Touring musician; stage presence, improvisation, sound. Carnival Cruise Lines staff musician; '99 -2000 *** Lesson Detai
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Grant H.
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Creative Writing from Louisiana State University -
Awarded Waka Winter Classic Winner 2015 from Wakarusa Music Festival/Pipeline Productions -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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I like to make learning an instrument fun and easy to fit into your schedule!
If you're an adult finally getting around to learning your dream instrument or a child following your passion of playing music I tailor your lessons specifically to you. We look at what you want to play, pick specific songs that you want to learn, and learn the techniques you need to play these songs. It sounds simple, but it's so effective and much more fun to learn this way!
About Grant
Hi! I'm Grant! And it would be my pleasure to be your music instructor. I teach all of the fretted string instruments: Guitar | Banjo | Mandolin | Bass | Ukulele I structure my lesson plans specifically around what you want to learn and how you want to learn it. We will go as slow or f
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Brian L.
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Teaching since 2007 -
Teaches students 6 and up -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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Learn to play folk mandolin!
About Brian
I'm an educated full-time musician, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. I've also previously earned both an Associate of Arts degree and Music Foundations Certificate from Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Michigan. I have years of experience as a pro
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Kenton M.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up -
Teaching since 2002
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You can choose to learn by ear, notation, tab, or a combination of these. We will play standard tunes, and any of your favorites from Bill Monroe to Chris Thiles, and beyond. A mandolin is also great for strumming and singing.
About Kenton
I have been teaching for over fifteen years. I play various styles including jazz, rock, blues, classical, country, and bluegrass. Instruments I teach include guitar, dobro, banjo, mandolin, and ukulele. I also teach the Q Chord. I have performed in many different bands including rock, top forty
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I would say that within six months of weekly lessons with him I was working on sight reading music in two or three genres at moderate tempos, I was able to learn songs from listening, and I was honing my technique to bluegrass playing and going to bluegrass jams in New York. He was always attuned to my level and to what I was doing with my playing. He put a great deal of thought into lesson planning and chose to work on pieces that appealed to my individual taste, prepared me for the musical community I was breaking into, and generally kept my momentum up during my first year of mandolin playing and got me to a place I was really happy with. He was on the line when I upgraded my mandolin, because when you’re dropping a couple grand on something you call your sensei. And he was and is a great sensei.
One of my biggest musical hurdles, if not my biggest, is performance anxiety. Andrew has a great disposition for making people feel relaxed in a lesson setting; he’s an easygoing, sensitive and cool guy who can show up for you wherever you happen to be that week. He also has a really great dog named Ryder who liked to hang out during lessons.
I would 10/10 1,000% recommend Andrew. If he is not already your mandolin teacher, hire him and congratulate yourself! You are on your way to mandolin greatness."






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