Rich M.

Spiros is the best. As a guitarist, his skill and tone is tops. If you want to learn blues and rock, you cannot find a better teacher. He also has amazing technique. When you get into bends, and moving quickly on the neck, you really need technique and his teaching will get you there. He is also a great personality. Whether on stage at a NYC-gig or in a lesson, his enthusiasm and humor make taking lessons enjoyable. You can't do better if looking to improve your guitar skills.

Jenny R.

Julie made me feel so comfortable with my first lesson! She’s easygoing as well as very knowledgeable in her profession. Excited for my next lesson!

Anabella M.

Freddy has been really great at creating a learning plan to fit my needs! Already learning so much.

Roy B.

Jason really understood my situation—a kind of writer's block about the rhythm of my lyrics. He zeroed in on the how and why of it and gave me very clear help that "unfroze" my writing. And production-wise, he's amazing.

Deborah S.

I am so glad we found Michelle of Take Note Lessons. We have a 5th grader and 8th grader who both actively enjoy piano lessons and are both progressing well. Michelle adapts her teaching style to fit students' personalities - we see this demonstrated weekly as our girls certainly have their individual quirks....and nothing seems to phase her! She's open and warm enough that they both feel they can talk to her and yet they quickly buckle down to work too. Strongly recommend!

Flavia N.

my experience as a student has been excellent. Teacher Roque explains everything so that one can understand it in a simpler way and that makes the learning so much faster and permanent. He is also very dedicated, the fact that I know that I can contact him during the day for any questions and that he will always gladly answer me is very motivating.

Aaliya

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Alan S.

As a music educator and professional musician myself for over 35 years, I can say unequivocally that Edward Green is the finest composition teacher I have ever known. His knowledge of music is deep and encyclopedic, spanning the Western tradition as well as the diverse cultures of the world. Most importantly, through his use of the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method, he is able to encourage the best in his students. As I have seen in classes with him at the Manhattan School of Music and the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, and in private lessons, and have seen, too, in my own career as a music teacher, this method enables a student’s musical expression to flourish. There isn’t a day goes by that I don’t think of and benefit from what I’ve learned from Dr. Green.