Bass Lessons Virginia

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Harmonica, Ukulele, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Teaching is a very fulfilling experience as it constantly requires you to examine your own playing and methods so that you can share your knowledge with people. I first discovered how rewarding it was when I started giving lessons after about 5 years of playing guitar. It made me a better guitar player and musician, and also helped me connect with people I never would have in a unique and exciting way. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Mandolin

My teaching experience started in 2005 while still in high school, and I have been teaching consistently every since. While teaching I try to foster a fun and informative enviorment. For me playing guitar is one of the most fun and enjoyable things I've found. So teaching is my way of sharing the gift and joy that is music. I try to help students find that joy inside themselves too. Since I am so passionate about music I enjoy talking about it and sharing it with others which makes me engaging and enthusiastic teacher. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Bass Guitar

I incorporate a students favorites songs (pop, rock, country, etc.) into a students lesson so that they really want to learn and then infuse music theory so that it isn't boring as I'm sure many of us had with certain piano teachers or others in past experiences. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I love showing people how fun music can be, and learning an instrument is the best way to do that. I've been playing guitar since 2002, writing songs since 2005, and recording/releasing music since 2009. I'm now fortunate enough to do this for a living! My songs have been on multiple TV shows, tens of thousands of people stream my music every month, I produce music for other artists, and I also write blog posts geared toward helping my fellow musicians. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I like to start with the basics, centering in on songs that I learned as a kid. From there I quickly introduce kids to chords on guitar, and we work on rhythm and how that relates to everything. I think rhythm is the most important part of music and I definitely drive that point home, usually by relating it to pop music and things the student already enjoys. I'm not trying to train a musical warrior, as much as I am trying to create a musical explorer. Read More