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Douglas Y.
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Speaks English -
Teaching since 2010 -
Teaches students 8 and up
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I have been playing the cello for 20 years and started teaching in 2010. I use a hybrid Suzuki method, that introduces learning music a little earlier. For more advanced cellists, we concentrate on advanced methods and etudes to refine the craft.
About Douglas
Hello, I'm Douglas, a 30 year-old cellist and composer living in Seattle. I have been playing cello for 19 years and have been composing for 14. I started teaching lessons in 2010 at Texas Tech University where I graduated with my Bachelor's of Music in education and composition in 2013. I then m
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Emily D.
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Speaks English -
Bachelor of Music, Cello Performance from Ithaca College -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Emily D.
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I LOVE teaching cello! I enjoy not only sharing my love of the music and the instrument, but also helping to expand my students' knowledge and hone their technique. My approach focuses on giving students the tools they need to become more independent musicians, so that the learning process will continue outside the lessons. This mostly consists of teaching a student how to practice efficiently and effectively, so they develop a good ear and become adept and solving their own musical problems or struggles. I will work with you to reach your cello playing goals and to enjoy yourself in the process!
About Emily
Long Island native Emily Doveala began studying the cello at age nine. She started her formal musical training at Mannes Prep, studying with Dorothy Lawson of the ETHEL Quartet. She went on to achieve her Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance at Ithaca College, where she studied with Elizabeth Simk


Helen N.
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Master of Music, Cello Performance from San Francisco Conservatory of Music -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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While I certainly place emphasis on technical work and mastery, I also want all students to feel comfortable in expressing their individual voice and interests. I believe that it is incredibly important to encourage students to explore a number of creative avenues within music. Therefore, I am very open to having students explore music outside the classical canon in addition to experimenting with improvisation and composition. An additional component of my teaching style is finding unique and interesting ways to keep students motivated and teaching them how to effectively practice and learn on their own.
About Helen
My teaching philosophy is largely centered around the importance of individuality. The “one size fits all” approach is hardly ever adequate--every student has different needs, strengths, and challenges. While I certainly place emphasis on technical work and mastery, I also want all students to f
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Elisa B.
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Speaks English, Finnish -
Violin teacher's certificate from Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland -
Teaches Beginner
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Private lessons for beginning cello. Also couching school orchestra cello students reading music, understanding rhythms, developing beautiful tone. Possibility to join the Music Academy string orchestra!
About Elisa
Violin Teacher's Certificate - Sibelius Academy, Finland Suzuki Teacher Training - Marylhurst University, OR Classical and Suzuki options - starting Suzuki students as early as 3 yrs old. Teaching Suzuki Books 1-11. Beginners, intermediate and advanced levels I am using classical method books
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Jessica G.
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Speaks German, English -
Teaching since 2006 -
Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance from Cole Conservatory of Music at CSULB
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Cello lessons in my studio, at your home, or on-line.
About Jessica
I have 20 years of playing experience along with a Bachelor's degree in Cello Performance. I was the section leader of my university's orchestra as well as a full-scholarship member of the university quartet. As a professional gigging musician, I have played with Il Divo, Mario Winans, La Jolla Sy
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Quinn L.
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Speaks English, Chinese -
Teaching since 2014 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Teach cello since I was in College. have a lot of experience of teaching both kids and adults.
About Quinn
I began her cello studies at age of eight and won my first cello competition at ten. I received my Bachelor’s Degree in Cello Performance at The Shanghai Conservatory of Music in China and Master’s Degree from University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) where I received a full
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Michael is hands down the best teacher I have ever had. Dealing with me as a student is not easy due to my schedule and lack of focus, Michael is always calm, cool and professional with a great sense of Humor. I HIGHLY recommend him for anyone any age as a teacher.
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