Music Lessons in Melrose, MT. It's your time.

I am an emotive cellist with two decades experience. I have toured internationally performing my original works including London, Paris, and Berlin. As a member of the Pierce Quartet I regularly arrange and perform music for weddings and other special occasions. I love sharing classical music with all levels of students. Lessons with me are calm, meditative experiences where we use peaceful techniques to enter into the heart of music.

Lawrence has been teaching Pop / R&B / Gospel music since 2013. He passes on knowledge that he has gained from the great gospel singer/instructor Ken Anderson from UCSD's gospel choir, along with his own personal experiences in performing and auditioning. Lawrence is a pop/r&b/gospel singer and he can show you the exercises, little things and tips he has learned from his great vocal coach since 2010.

No matter where you are starting from, I will take you where you want to go with your voice.

Beginner to Advanced levels

Hi there,

Thank you very much for visiting my page! My name is Setsuko!

The big thing about my lesson is that I can customize your lesson based on your passion and interest :)
I will listen to you deeply, understand your goal and tailor a fun and inspirational lesson just for you!

After each lesson, I promise that you will feel so empowered being able to start to compose your original piece and understanding the music theory behind the composition.

I can break the music theory down and explain them in a way you will get it right away!
Through my lesson, you will gain the important tools to compose music and find your own voice as a composer :)

Please message me about what you want to learn, your passion and goal!

I am very looking forward to working with you!
Thank you very much.

Setsuko

I've been teaching clarinet lessons for over 40 years, all levels, including adults. I especially enjoy teaching middle school students and beginners. Graduated from University of North Texas with a Bachelor's in clarinet performance, and was a member of the Air Force Band. I have taught private lessons in public school band programs in Dallas, Ft. Worth, Austin and New England, where I prepared students for auditions and had many place in region and all-state bands.

Learning to read music and transfer the notes on the page to an instrument holds great cognitive benefit for children. From better math skills to improved reading comprehension. And of course there's the emotional expression to be learned. There's a particular technique on clarinet I teach my students as soon as they are able that always gets them started on playing musically. As a teacher, it's always wonderful to hear that happen!