Bass Lessons Wisconsin

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar

I am a skilled singer, songwriter, guitar player, and audio engineer. I love pop punk music, but enjoy anything that sounds good. I have played in bands in a couple of states, and released a few different CDs. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar

My teaching approach is custom tailored to each student I teach. I like to combine teaching technique and skills with teaching songs that the student wants to learn, and that also use the skills and techniques we are trying to accomplish. I also provide and create all the lesson materials each week. No boring music books! No paying for lesson materials as I provide them all!Each lesson is fun, exciting, and challenging at the same time. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Music, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Over the years, I've had the opportunity to play in multiple bands, including traveling for performances and filling in on guitar, bass, and drums. Beyond performance, I have experience writing, recording, and producing my own music. I've learned to handle every aspect of music production, from recording instruments and using digital synthesizers to mixing and mastering tracks. I also have expertise in setting up equipment for live shows, basic guitar maintenance, and using various effects for diverse guitar sounds. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Music, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I believe in getting at the core of how each individual learns. This can be done for all age ranges and talent levels. Once I have a good idea of learning style of a person, I find it much easier for them to learn and understand concepts. This is done with an emphasis on communication not only about music, but about other interests in all walks of life. Music lessons run through these concepts, but I am always paying attention to how a person might receive and idea. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Double Bass, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I start beginning students with both a method book and a blank manuscript which we use to journal weekly. The method book is to instill a variety of fundamental skills while the manuscript (or materials saved and shared in google drive) is used to be a fun way of focussing and developing each student's individual trajectory. More advanced students may or may not require a method book per se but may be referenced to a variety of sources dependent on their current level of development. Read More