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Clint B.
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Masters of Music from City College -
Teaches Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
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Clint B.
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I will patiently open up the world and wonder of music theory to you.
About clint
I have over eighteen years of experience teaching music, and have an MA in Music Composition. I have had my music performed all over the country and Europe. I currently teach at a music school with an expertise in preparing students for the ABRSM exams. My schedule at the school is completely booke
Robert H.
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Teaches students 7 to 80 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaching since 1980
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I combine music theory with all lessons. We study intervals, triads, 7th, 9th,13th, chords, arpeggios, scales, chord progressions.
About Robert
I started playing guitar at age 11, taking lessons at the local music studio in Hackensack, NJ. I became heavily influenced by The Beatles after hearing their music and as a teenager played in local rock groups, having some success being in the bands Jona's Ark and The Yorkshire Pudding, opening fo
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I would definitely recommend Rob for Guitar instructions
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Kelley B.
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Teaching since 2008 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Master of Contemporary Performance from Manhattan School of Music
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I have studies Music Theory for many years, and through our lessons together I will teach you to look at pieces of music through many different lenses, analyze the structures and harmonies, and apply it to your musical life
About Kelley
New York based flutist, Kelley, has performed in notable New York venues including 54 Below, Joe's Pub, and Birdland. She has also performed throughout the United States as well as in South Korea, Hong Kong, Italy and Southeast Asia. Ms. B. received her second Masters Degree in Contemporary Perform
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Kimberly Z.
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Teaches Beginner, Intermediate -
Teaching since 2012 -
Teaches students 5 and up
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Music Theory is important to understand how music is made and written. In this lesson we will start from the beginning and learn how music is written.
About Kimberly
I have been playing Piano for 20 years and have studied music at the college level. I have been teaching private lessons to students of all ages and abilities since 2012. I received my Bachelor of Arts from Slippery Rock University in 2016. While my full time career is no longer music, it is a pass
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Darrell C.
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Speaks American English -
Teaching since 2000 -
Teaches Beginner
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Darrell C.
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Learning or improving skills and knowledge of basic music theory including music and rhythmic notation and dictation, its history and development, keys, scales, intervals and the spelling of chord types, harmonic progression, basic ear training and sight-singing.
About Darrell
For twenty years Darrell has been a professional music educator is one of the top piping instructors in Southern California. Currently, Darrell is a full-time performer, instructor, open class solo competitor, Western United States Pipe Band Association competition adjudicator, and holds a BA in Mu
DeTrece L.
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Early Education Childhood from State College of Florida -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Awarded Norm Nathan Endowment from Berklee college of Music
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Classically trained vocalist, working church pianist and guitarist, Berklee College of Music graduate.
About DeTrece
DeTrece "Dee" is a native of Miami, Florida. When her family moved to Sarasota, she was afforded the opportunity to study music and the performing arts as a student of the Westcoast School/Henry L. Porter School of Music. It was then that Dee began to understand the power of the creative arts as a
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One of the most common weaknesses for amateur musicians is a lack of music theory knowledge. Many people assume that learning theory is difficult (it isn’t) that it has no practical purpose (it does), or even that it will actively make them worse at making music (quite the opposite). I’m here to convince you that learning a little about how music works is one of the most important skills you can develop and should absolutely be part of your daily practice routine. Here are five reasons w …
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