I am a retired NYC public school music teacher, with 35 years experience. I teach all ages and abilities. I specialize in prepping students for auditions to Magnet schools, NYC Arts high schools and college auditions. Music lessons are held in my studio on Saturdays in the Ft. Greene/Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn. I hold a BFA from Long island University in Jazz Performance on Trombone. I hold a Master of Arts from Brooklyn College Conservatory in Secondary Education. I love music and I love teaching other people how to play and sing so they can love it too. No matter how young or how old you are, everyone can learn to play an instrument ...

Dr. Buchenholz, currently Professor of Music at Columbia University and Hunter College, recently served as Special Projects Coordinator for The Leonard Bernstein Office Inc. and as a Visiting Lecturer at the National University of Ireland Maynooth. He has also taught at the Juilliard School, The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, the Association to Benefit Children, and New York University. A native New Yorker, he began his musical career at the age of seven on CBS Sunday Morning. He also performed as a soloist with the Metropolitan Opera from age eight to fourteen. He has performed at The Public Theatre, and The Kennedy Center, and has t...

My music studio, “C2 Studios”, is located in New York City. It is a professional music studio dedicated to nurturing the talent of guitarists no matter what level they may be at. With over 35 years of experience, I’ve offered private guitar and music lessons, focusing on improvisation, song writing, harmony, theory, reading, and ear training. My mission is to unlock the music students already feel inside, helping them improve their skills, unlock the music they already have inside, and help them perform with inspiration.

Hello! My name is Luke Woodle and I’ve been teaching private drum lessons for nearly 15 years, including two years at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. I’m currently based in Brooklyn, NY, and my lesson planning is flexible and is specifically tailored to each student. Want to work on polyrhythmic rock grooves? Great. Jazz comping and improvisation? Excellent. Brushing up your reading chops? Good idea! All of these things are areas which students come to me to work on, and from there I give you foundational and advanced concepts for us to work through. Whether beginner, intermediate, or advanced, I always encourage stude