Cello Lessons Mountain

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Violin, Cello, Viola

I simply want my students to come into their first lesson wanting to learn more about their instrument and music. I want them to leave their final lesson feeling the same way, but at a more advanced level than when they first arrived. They don't need to be professional level when they leave, but I want them to feel as though they learned some valuable things as my student and want to either continue learning elsewhere or feel content about what they have learned and are ready to move on to other things. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Cello, Drums, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Music, Keyboard

Once a three-year-old banging out chords on a piano, now a thriving cellist, pianist, percussionist, composer, and amateur recording engineer, my name is Rhett "Ret/R.D.C." North and I am a passionate, dedicated, and enthusiastic instructor who loves getting people excited about music! I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Composition and career certification in Music Technology, and my favorite part in everything I do is joining musicians, from beginner to master, in the joy of learning music. Read More

Instruments: Cello

My name is Ashtyn T. I began playing cello in 2006 and have been teaching private lessons since 2016. I was accepted into EAC on a full orchestra scholarship and played in both the Chamber and Symphony orchestras there in 2019. Now I am taking classes at Utah Valley University, on track to graduate with a BS in Psychology with a Minor in Music. I am currently in both the Chamber and Symphony orchestras at UVU, and I am studying one-on-one with Dr. Read More

Instruments: Cello, Bass Guitar, Double Bass

Over the years I picked up the cello, the guitar, bass guitar, upright bass, banjo, harmonica, violin, viola, mandolin, violone, lute, songwriting, audio production, sound engineering, and arranging. I've sold original songs, engineered and produced music for singers, and created professional backing tracks. Some people might say I have a hard time focusing. The cello and bass remain my strongest suits. I would love to help you progress with these instruments, regardless of where you are on your journey! Read More

Instruments: Cello

For beginning students, I focus primarily on good sitting posture, both with and without the cello. We then focus on developing left-hand shape and function, before learning basic scales and tunes. Through consistent reinforcement, encouragement, and exercises, I help my students to build the solid technical foundation necessary to develop mastery of the instrument. I primarily use the Suzuki cello books, the Schroeder etudes, and the Starker method, however, I frequently make arrangements of popular tunes for students if that is what they are interested in playing. Read More