Grant Hudson Music Lessons

Grant Hudson Music Lessons

5.0 (2)
1 hire on Lessons.com
1 employee
16 years in business

About this pro

Hello! 

My name is Grant and I’ve been helping students grow for almost 10 years now! How time flies! I started playing music at the age of 9 and have been in love with it ever since, staying active in my local music scene as an instructor, performer, manager, and booking agent. I have also earned a degree in Creative Writing from Louisiana State University for all of the students wishing improve their writing skills! 

In addition to freelance work, (weddings, jazz brunch gigs, etc.) I am the lead guitarist for the Funk/R&B band Water Seed and the soul project RetroFit. I attended Indiana University for jazz guitar and have studied under jazz greats Dan Miller, Corey Christiansen, and Oteil Burbridge. 

I pride myself in taking a students learning needs and using that as my basis for their specific lesson plan, always on a case-by-case basis, tailored to each individual student. Everyone is at a different waypoint on their path so why would I use a predetermined formula to try and help them, am I right? I am excited to meet and grow with every single one of you, let's learn to love the life we have and let our studies become radiant! 

I teach all kinds of disciplines from guitar, mandolin, banjo, and clarinet, to creative writing, meditation, and even astrology. If you have any questions about my teaching methods, skill level in a certain discipline, or anything thing you can think of I would be more than happy to answer you! 

Musically yours, 
Grant

Seeing a student catch the bug of a truly enjoyable musical experience!

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Credentials

New Orleans, LA 70118
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2 Reviews

5.0

  • Nina McKay

    Grant is a great teacher! Very patient and understanding. He is always finding the best way to approach the lesson based on where I'm at and where I'd like to go.

  • Nina McKay

    Grant is a great teacher! Very patient and understanding. He is always finding the best way to approach the lesson based on where I'm at and where I'd like to go.



FAQs


What is your typical process for working with a new student?

I start out by finding the best way for my new student to learn information. Everybody's different! Some are visual learners, some auditory, etc. and I take the time to assess that and bring it into the way I teach this student.

From there we come up with a few goals (usually in the form of what songs we'd eventually like to play) and learn the specific skills neccessary to get us to our goal. 


What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I attended Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University on a scholarship for the Jazz Studies program. I have also been a professional national touring musician for 5 years base in the New Orleans, LA area.


Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.

I generally offer 30 minute, 45 minute, and 60 minute lessons and they are priced as follows:

30 mins - 25 Dollars

45 mins - 40 Dollars

60 mins - 50 Dollars


How did you get started teaching?

I began teaching in High School to help students at the Middle School that I attended the previous 3 years to achieve their musical goals and learn the joy of creating music. From there I taught privately, in local music stores, and on the web.


What types of students have you worked with?

All ages from 6 on up to 81 (It's never to late to learn!)


What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?

Make sure your teacher is personable. There is nothing worse than finding a teacher for yourself that is only interested in hearing themselves talk. As personable questions when you send out requests to ensure that the teacher is able to address your needs before beginning. Even thought its strange to speak to someone over the internet for the first time don't be scared to ask the questions you really want answered!