Music Lessons South

Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Bass Guitar, Double Bass, Music

I am new to music instruction, though I do have previous experience in childcare. I worked as a youth development coordinator for the Boys and Girls Club of America as well as a youth soccer coach and referee. Musically, I have been playing music for many years mostly in CCM, jazz, latin, and funk groups and I have been singing in the Inspirational Chorale at the University of Arkansas for two years as well. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Music, Keyboard

My teaching methods vary depending on the needs and desires of each individual student, however I generally try my best to maintain a steady balance of academic practice and fun. I've taught students of piano & voice ranging from ages 3 to senior citizen, so I understand that every student needs to be approached differently. For young beginners, I will typically begin with simple, low-pressure exercises to familiarize the student with their instrument, and advance when they are ready. Read More

Instruments: Music, Classical Guitar

I have played professionally throughout my late teens and twenties. I no offer wonderful lessons in my safe home where we have access to unlimited music a comfortable environment. I have material from all the masters of Classical Guitar as well as my book that I use in addition to all the other fantastic methods out there. I can be sure of a very well rounded lesson with reading, playing, learning, exploring some history, theory and recommended listening lists. Read More

Instruments: Voice, Trumpet, Saxophone, Clarinet, French Horn, Music

I am a firm believer in appropriate fundamentals are the key to stronger and healthier playing skills. In my lessons, I will encourage many types of fundamentals to round-out students playing abilities at the level which is most appropriate at the time. I work by the "Not good, Not bad, But better" philosophy. I will always focus on what the student needs and the best way for me to streamline their learning to achieve their playing objectives. Read More

Instruments: Violin, Viola, Music

For adults, I would still use Essential Elements because it does help with reading music, basic violin technique, bow hold, etc. Suzuki is a must because Suzuki is the best! I learned all of the books, and Suzuki's learning methods helps so much! As time progresses, solo repertoire will be introduced and the student will begin learning from Wohlfahrt etude book. Remember, with anything great it takes time. Practice makes PROGRESS! Read More