Learning to play an instrument involves practicing. Wow, what a stupid sounding statement. Practicing is only marginally profitable unless you know “how” to practice. I could tell you right here, in a few words, how to practice and you might say, “ Well, of course, anyone would know that.” The problem is, knowing and doing it two different things. I like to ask a new player, “What are you hoping to song or melody are you hoping to learn to play?” For me, this way of learning an instrument is a lot more fun than playing scales and arpeggios for years, in hopes to someday being able I to play some of the stuff really want. If this sounds

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Howdy! I am a licensed music educator in Ohio, where I have taught music for now 6 years! I am currently a middle school band teacher so I have lots of great tips and tricks for beginner students as well as more advanced advice for students looking for a challenge on just about every instrument. My philosophy of teaching is simple: let’s have FUN. Music at its core is supposed to be enjoyable, so I strive to make every lesson engaging and dynamic and full of the magic that lives in the spirit of music. Once we find that magic together, I promise your musicianship will soar!

Chambers Music Studio offers personalized, one-on-one music lessons that inspire creativity, cultivate skills, and promote personal growth. Our trial lessons give you a chance to meet a teacher, experience a regular class, discuss your goals, and get to know our studio. Afterward, you’ll receive a proposal for recurring lessons tailored to your needs. Whether you're a beginner or advanced student, our lessons are designed to help you progress at your own pace in a supportive, community-driven environment.