Rebekah Carter holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Cornish College of the Arts. Ms. Carter is a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music in Piano (NCTM) through the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) based out of Cincinnati, Ohio. Her style is described as "warm, outgoing, engaging, enthusiastic." Ms. Carter has held numerous positions in pedagogical professional organizations. She teaches workshops to teachers and students, adjudicates for competitions, and presents for professional conferences. She studied Piano Performance with Dr. Peter Mack and Dr. Thomas Otten. Ms. Carter was awarded the Tholen Fellowship from Portland Piano ...

Fiddlin Frog String Studio offers a fun, relaxed, learning environment for kids and adults of all ages. Currently we offer fiddle, violin, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, mandolin and banjo lessons. Please email [email protected] for available lesson times and rates.

I can help you with Personalized Instruction: By assessing the student's current skill level, goals, and musical preferences, I can create a customized learning plan tailored to their needs. This involves identifying their strengths and areas for improvement and designing exercises and practice routines that target those specific areas. I can provide clear explanations, demonstrations, and hands-on guidance to help them develop proper technique, expand their repertoire, and master challenging concepts. Additionally, I can introduce them to a variety of musical styles and genres, exposing them to different techniques, scales, and chord prog

Hello! I have been playing piano for many years. I first started learning music theory, concepts at 6 years old from an older cousin who was autistic, but a genius. He played any kind of music by ear. He played multiple instruments as well, besides the piano. He was also an exceptional artist, painting and drawing anything around him from people, to animals and nature. At 10 years old he told my mom that he taught me everything he knew (except reading music notes, which he didn’t read, and said I needed a real piano teacher). I continued to play on my own and the ability to recognize how to break music down by ear and at 12 years old, I ta