Interaction not only between student and teacher but in duets, trios, different instruments working together. All styles of music. Students interacting with students. Performance, competition, and Master Class oportunities. Understanding and application of all aspects of Music. Music is a wonderful gift. One that will not only bless the student and teacher but those around them. To see a student perfect and enjoy a song no matter what their level, is a joy. To be able to have an outlet for your emotions, perfecting your discipline through music is a wonderful experience that lasts your whole life. There is nothing more satisfying and...

ABOUT ME Hi there! My name is Eric, and I am a composer, performer, and educator. I am a classically-trained composer who professionally scores for games and films. I am a classically trained pianist/organist as well as vocalist who is versed in jazz, pop, and musical theatre styles. My immense teaching background includes: being the director of the Video Game Music Institute (www.vgminstitute.com), where I train aspiring composers how to compose video game music, teaching accredited pop music courses at San Francisco State University, local and international music schools, and my own private studio. Students have studied with me worldwide, r

I can teach you to play Guitar or Bass the way you want to learn. I cater to each client to make custom lessons for any skill level from beginning to advanced. 20 years experience

My services are packed with years of experiences. I offer music Theory, Learning Songs you like, recitals, recording and more. More About Butch Dillon: Butch Dillon is a Chicago born Musician, Songwriter, Producer and Musical director. His early career drew inspiration from his older sister's love of music; her eclectic vinyl collection allowed Dillon to experience a variety of musical styles from a very early age and with her guidance, he ventured in to the world of music. He began playing the bass, initially under the mentorship of Chicago Jazz staple "Doc' Jones, and later studying the Chicago conservatory of music. Dillon would go on to ...