Welcome! I specialize in providing personalized cello and music theory lessons tailored to each student's unique strengths and goals. With a focus on nurturing a deep understanding of music fundamentals, my one-on-one sessions aim to enrich and inspire learners of all levels. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, I am dedicated to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment that helps you achieve your musical aspirations. Join me in Elgin, IL, to embark on your musical journey.

I teach double bass and bass guitar lessons! My email is [email protected] phone number: 847-293-4992 I love working with a student in a subject I enjoy and find incredibly important. I want to build a student's use of technique, repitoire, musicality, and general knowledge of music!

My name is Annarita and I have been teaching private lessons since 2012. As a professional violinist I focus my attention on all important aspects of successful music making skills including posture (eliminating tension and achieving a more effortless sense of playing), technical proficiency, knowledge of music theory, and most importantly sound production. Every student is built differently and has a different set of needs. I understand this and am sure to give each student a personal practice plan to fit their needs.

I am a professional actress who teaches up-and-coming students. This is my website: Www.jillanngabrielle.com.

I have a Bachelor's Degree in Music Composition from Columbia College Chicago. I studied under Marcos Balter, Drew Baker, Ilya Levinson, and Ken Kumpf. I am a self-taught guitar player who has played-in and written music for numerous award winning producers, rock bands, jazz ensembles, and folk ensembles over the past 16 years. Lessons, based on skill-level of the student, will incorporate college level material. I like to find that balance between challenge and reward for my students, so there's always a forward momentum! Rock, blues, metal, folk, jazz, and classical are genres I teach. I also focus on technique within each style, such as: ...

I let a student's interests play a big part in planning lesson activities. Students frequently learn pieces of their choice. All pieces are learned not just by repeated practice over and over again but also through creative activities where students use and develop their creativity in finding ways to play around with and change their pieces in various ways. Music study is playful work. Here is a little information about my professional training: After my first year of teaching Kindergarten through Fifth Grade music in a Wisconsin School District (1969-1970), I spent the summer in New York City studying at the Dalcroze School of Music. I...

I have been teaching for 20 years since moving to Chicago area. I have degrees in piano performance: DMA- Peabody Conservatory MM- Indiana University BM- Eastman School of Music I would love to share my love and passion for music, and my teaching philosophy as well.