Hello friends, I have been teaching music for 8 years. I'm interested in bringing the best of my students out by learning how they learn and designing lessons around their perspectives and particular music aspirations and talents. I won't leave students bored and they will be challenged! I studied songwriting and production at Berklee College of Music and can offer a wide range of lessons from guitar, piano, bass, vocals, and songwriting -- all with a heavy focus on ear training and theory.

I customize my approach with each student according to capability rather than curriculum and gravitate toward motivated students. Prior experience with a musical instrument is a great but beginners who are committed can succeed. Like students, I'm driven and motivated by small accomplishments and seeing the lights go on. I evaluate the student's ability in the moment at each lesson and try to give the student a solid, useful skill or technique each time....

I am a working musician in the industry with over 20 years of professional experience in both live and studio settings. Having received an Austin Music Award for best bass player in 2009, I consider myself to be not only an accomplished musician but also established within the Austin community. Music is an integral part of my life. In my opinion, it is also a fundamental part of all our lives. My goal as a teacher is to inspire students to find their passion in their instrument and to make it an integral part of their lives....

Classically/jazz trained music teacher: I do guitar(electric/acoustic), piano, banjo, mandolin, and bass.

Hello, My name is Randall Ward and I teach electric and acoustic guitar. Musical styles include blues, rock, jazz, slide guitar and fingerstyle. I’ve been teaching guitar for over 25 years. Lessons will generally include: -Learning underlying techniques that promote good playing habits such as hand and wrist position, strumming and picking tendencies, fingerstyle, standard and hybrid picking. -Learning songs in a musical style that’s appealing, will advance playing technique and is at an appropriate skill level for the student. -When appropriate, music theory and applying it to guitar. For example, understanding chord symbols and chord const

I started playing guitar at the age of 8 years old. I have been a Music teacher now since the age of 15.. I have taught 1000's of students and inspired people of all ages to learn a musical instrument & share the joys of playing Music!!!