Hi there and thanks for stopping by my page! My name is Ben and I'm ready to help take your passion for music and turn it into something you can be proud of. I'm located in Queens and specialize in guitar, piano, bass guitar, music theory, and drum lessons. I offer both lessons online and in person. All in person lessons will be myself traveling to you. And online lessons will be only for guitar, bass, and music theory. My philosophy: if it's not fun, don't do it. My aim is to make sure you feel like you're enjoying music, developing skills, and learning all at the same time!

About Me Hi, I’m James — a multi-instrumentalist and experienced music educator with over 7 years of teaching experience. I specialize in guitar, bass, piano, drums, music production, and songwriting. From 2018–2022, I taught music in schools and privately, working with students of all ages and skill levels, both in-person and online. My teaching style is student-centered and practical: I tailor lessons to each student’s goals, whether that’s playing their first song, improving technique, writing original music, or diving into recording and production. I’m also a working songwriter with nearly 50 original tracks under my belt, so I know what

I meet students at their level, and help them work through their favorite songs! Teaching through fun is the best way in my opinion!

With over ten years of training and performance experience we offer accessible knowledge and artistry of the Swedish-Italian School of singing. Applying Old World training to contemporary genres ensures a solid foundation on which the student can build a music career or simply explore a passion. This technique easily translates into a vocally responsible study of Pop/Rock/R&B/Musical Theatre and Opera. As an actor and director since the age of 16 my private acting coachings can help you feel confident in your work for an upcoming audition, scene study or job. As a proud student of the Matthew Corozine Studio I have every confidence in intr

I tailor my instruction to each students unique needs. Watching someone grow. Plenty of people talk about doing things and making changes but it is truly refreshing to see students who actually take time to do the work and make strides in their playing.