Bass Lessons Mountain

Instruments: Bass Guitar

I have always been (since Junior Year of high school) a performing musician. I began my formal education at Cornish School of Allied Arts in Seattle as Classical Cello major, moved to their Jazz Department as a Bassist and then to the University of Washington to complete my degree in Music Education. I have played for audiences all over the U.S., Canada and select places in Europe. It would be simpler to list the musical styles I can't play rather than those that I can. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Bass Guitar

I have a great deal of experience (over 20 years) teaching private lessons with students of all ages. Pianist - Felici Piano Trio, 1998-2001 Staff Accompanist - University of Georgia, 2001-2006 Instructor - Faber Piano Institute, 2006-2009 Musika lessons and private studio instructor, 2009-present Read More

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

As a result of my auspices beginnings I have been able to "give back" and have done projects such as: “Rock-N-Rudolph's” (1986 – 1987) Developed and produced the first “test” project for Imagine a Better World Productions that raised over $20,000 during the ten days of Christmas when it was available at the King Soopers grocery stores in Denver. • “Give A Little Loe” (1988 – 1989) Developed and produced the “Give A Little Love” Fundraising and Market Branding Project for The Boy Scouts of America with Ben Vereen,Ringo Starr and George Harrison. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar

I had my first student when I was in middle school (around 1993). Jumping forward a few years later, I started teaching again around 1998 while attending Bekrlee College of Music. At that time I was only teaching partime but quickly escalated to fulltime once I graduated in 2001. At my peak, I was teaching between 40-45 students weekly. I currently have 30 students of all ages and levels. I cover several styles depending on the students interests. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Guitar, Djembe, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

For beginning students i usually start with Hal Leonard's music books to get the fundamentals of music theory down. I also like to integrate learning styles of music and songs that my students want to learn from artists or bands they may like. I find that the best way to ensure a strong connection to the process of leaning is making it fun and creating a game plan for learning based on the individual. Read More