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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Olathe, KS

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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Guitar lessons in Olathe . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!

Riley V

Instruments: Guitar Drums Bass Guitar Harmonica Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I began playing guitar when I was 15, and it became an immediate obsession. Starting with rock and roll with bands like Nirvana and Sublime, I garnered a deep love for classic rock, specifically the bands Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and the Doors among many others. Early on, it became apparent that I wanted to pursue a career in music, and while still in high school, I began learning classical guitar, and jazz. Read More

Rob M

Instruments: Guitar Voice Acoustic Guitar

im a passionate and motivated voice and guitar instructor and i love working with students young and old, new and seasoned and i love sharing the gift of music. ive been teaching voice for over 20 years and guitar for over 10 years now. ive been performing in vocal ensembles, quartets, choruses and choirs since 1985 or so. ive literally performed all over the world and sharing my music has been one of the greatest experiences of my life as a musician and as a person. now im taking my musical life experiences to the classroom as a voice and guitar instructor/teacher. this is where YOU come in. so.. let's get started! mr. rob. Read More

Eric T

Instruments: Piano Guitar Bass Guitar Synthesizer

I have been fortunate to study under some remarkable professors as well as musicians. There are three individuals in particular that I will never forget. They changed my life. Their determination, work ethic, pure genius and passion for what they do will always stick with me. They raised my bar as a musician and set the bar for my teaching. As a teacher I strive to leave the same imprint on others that they left on me. Read More

Ian M

Instruments: Guitar

I have been teaching music for two years professionally, and much longer than that informally. I played regularly and professionally at venues in Columbia, MO, such as the Bridge and The Vault. I studied trumpet in my high-school band and learned to read music, progressing on my own thereafter into more complex theory and harmony, as well as composition. I have been in several ensembles and have performed as a solo artist on many occasions as well. Read More

Dennis B

Instruments: Guitar Voice Bass Guitar Ukulele Music Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I try to concentrate on the learning progress and enthusiasm of the student. I want to know what motivates them and the parents and help them focus on that. I also encourage performance opportunities and recitals to give them goals to work towards. I go at the students pace while challenging them to the next learning objective. My lessons are very interactive and tailored to their needs while at the same time following a standardized scope and sequence to make sure all the essentials are covered. Read More

Samantha H

Instruments: Guitar Saxophone Flute Clarinet Ukulele Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I'm a passionate teacher who loves to get to know my students and see them grow through and with music! In 2013 I graduated with my Bachelor of Arts in Music with emphases in clarinet and music education. As a high schooler I felt called to study music after playing a clarinet solo with my church handbell choir and have been pursuing music ever since then! I love how the fundamentals I have learned have enabled me to pick up and play many different instruments and genres, and I can help you do the same! Read More

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Motivating Students

...your lesson that gets your student thinking differently about their instrument. Even doing something as simple as changing the order of what you do in your lesson can have a positive impact on things. Maybe this week you skip the warmup with your vocal student and talk about song lyrics instead. There’s no one way to effectively motivate students, but apathy is your enemy, so make an effort to constantly be doing something new and fresh.   The most important thing   The most important thing about music lessons is, well, the music itself. I know that sounds so obvious, but it’s an easy... Read More

Types of Effects Pedals for Guitar

...effects pedals. The way in which a guitarist uses effects pedals together dictates the sound their pedal board produces. Now that you’re up to speed on what effects pedals are and where they came from, let’s chat a bit about what each pedal does.   Distortion No effects pedal has influenced modern music more than the distortion pedal. Entire genres of music including metal, punk, and grunge rely entirely on the massive, unyielding sound of the distortion pedal. Blues guitarists pioneered guitar distortion by turning up their vacuum-powered amplifiers to screeching loud volumes which effectively distorted the sound. In 2017, some amps are built ... Read More

The Songwriting Process: Finding Your Voice

...due to its sophisticated approach to form, melody, and rhythm.       Form   A song’s form has a huge impact on how it will sound because it dictates how and what musical ideas are presented. Popular songs almost always feature verses that grow into larger, more expansive choruses, but there are plenty of options for adding other sections like intros, interludes, bridges, tags, and endings. Intros are great devices for introducing instrumentation, melodies, and the general tone of a song. In many cases, the intro of a song will feature the same chord structure as the song’s verse or chorus, but that ... Read More

Parts of an Opera: A Quick Beginner's Guide

...which parts of an opera the duet fits into.     Larger ensemble numbers such as trios and quartets take place in opera as well, usually for the sake of the plot. Listen to “Dieu qui fit l’home à ton image” from Gounod’s Romeo and Juliet, for instance, or explore the love triangles in Bellini’s operas (you’ll find plenty of trios there). “Ah! taci ingiusto core” is a famous trio from Mozart’s Don Giovanni, and you can enjoy the “Al suon del tamburo” trio from Verdi’s La Forza del Destino as well.   We hope you have enjoyed our exploration ... Read More

History of the Flute: Antiquity to the Middle Ages

...men during athletics. However, these pipes were most likely reed pipes, and not true flutes. The first true depiction of a flute in Rome is from 169 AD. Stamped on the face of a coin from the Syrian town of Caesarea, the flute shown is even a transverse flute. Etruria Though in general Etruria was less developed than the rest of the Ancient World, it’s actually where one of our clearest and earliest depictions of the flute comes from. The history of the flute in Etruria starts with a relief on an urn from an Etruscan tomb depicting the head and shoulders ... Read More
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