Trumpet Lessons in Cavetown, DC

Instruments: Piano Trumpet

Everything we talk about carries over past the art of playing the trumpet. For example, learning how to be a team player, creativity, and the reward of daily practice teaches the student about success in many different contexts. I do expect my students to practice at least four to five times a week so that lessons are as productive as they can be. I do try to find out what inspires each student, be it types of music or anything in the outside world. Read More

Instruments: Trumpet

I am young, zealous musician who loves experiencing music with others, whether it be on stage or in a classroom.  I graduated from Howard University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Music in Muisc Business, with a minor in Jazz Trumpet.  I am now finishing my master's degree at Rutgers Univesity.  As a musician, I've had the opportunity to travel the world and meet some amazing people.   Read More

Instruments: Piano Trumpet Trombone Bass Guitar Synthesizer Euphonium Tuba Keyboard

I have an arsenal of books and teaching techniques that will give the student the best chance at successful learning. Read More

Instruments: Trumpet

I earned my Bachelor of Music Education from Towson University and have spent years working with musicians both inside and outside the classroom. I've taught students from elementary school through adulthood and served as the Head Brass Instructor for the Calvert Hall Competition Marching Band for nearly a decade. During that time, I've worked with students in a program that has earned 5 National Championships and 16 State Championships. I'm also an active performer with ensembles including the Endless Mountain Music Festival Orchestra and Quintet, Reisterstown Jazz Band, and Bachelor Boys Band, along with other ensembles throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Read More

Instruments: Trumpet Music

I love my students progressing and working hard to develop a passion for music. Each student will progress at his or her own pace. I set goals for my students each lesson they come to me. Encouraging students and getting them to set there own goals they focus and then they work at it. Read More

Instruments: Trumpet Trombone

From the first lesson, the most important aspect of teaching is ensuring that the student is attaining the goals he/she is most excited about. If the student is enthusiastic and driven, the rest falls into place naturally. That's the way it's been for the students I've taught, and the way it began for myself. I make sure to celebrate the student's accomplishments and victories, but also address any points or facets of their performance that they could improve upon. Read More