Music Lessons in Mitchellville, TN

Instruments: Guitar

I am a passionate teacher and love to see my students progress. Motivating them is priority and the feeling of getting better is the best way to do it. I am a fun person and I love to make my lessons enjoyable and comfortable to maximize learning. My goal is to help the student leave every lesson feeling like a better guitar player. Read More

Instruments: Music Acoustic Guitar

I'm a fun, laid back, and passionate instructor who loves to teach and pass along the things that I have learned from my 25+ year career within the music industry. I have been a professional songwriter for the past 15 years and have written for both major and independent publishers. I have over 120 accredited songs recorded by some of Country Musics biggest stars. Along with my professional experience I have mentored, coached, instructed, and taught songwriting, beginner guitar, and music production for the past 10 years. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Drums Bass Guitar Music Electric Guitar

I think it is important that each student progresses at his or her own pace. Everyone learns differently and everyone has different interests and goals. My goal as a teacher is to try and cater to the student's interests. My mission is to give you the tools and knowledge to be able to play the music want to learn and be able to give the instruction to be able to be creative on your instrument. Read More

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Saxophone Drums

I taught AP music theory while I was IN high school, graduated as the top pianist of one of the top 10 jazz bands in the USA. In college at SMU, I studied finance, but quickly got a double in music, studying classical music under Alfred Mouledous (world renowned pianist) and focusing my free time on jazz. I played and taught at a company called ABMusic in Perth, Australia which taught Indigenous Australians how to assimilate into soceity through the use of music. Read More

Instruments: Piano Voice Organ Synthesizer Keyboard

And they took the challenge of singing broadway, pop, jazz, and baroque all that year. They took the challenge to sing 4- , 5- part harmonies. We had a piano lab, and it was so cool to see students working on their INDIVIDUAL goals with not one student not paying attention. They were all involved in creating. You can't beat the experiences when students are singing, playing instruments, getting on instruments they thought they may never had touched (i.e. Read More

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Ukulele

As I continue to develop as an educator, my focus has moved towards a more student-centered learning process. Students learn musically in all different ways including visual, kinesthetic, aural, and oral modalities. It is up to the teacher to figure out in which ways a particular student learns best. In some cases, a method book such as the Bastien Method may be best and for others, a more free style of learning may work better. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Bass Guitar Mandolin Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I feel that one of the most important aspects of music that is often overlooked, is that music should be fun. Because of this, I try to keep my lessons focused on material that really excites a student. I believe that its very important to introduce a student to a wide variety of music to help them identify what really inspires them. Once a student has discovered an aspect of music that they're truly passionate about, then they are almost much more motivated to put in the practice to master that aspect of music. Read More