Learn from Great Bass Guitar Teachers

Hey There! Paul here, and I have been playing guitar since I was 12, and teaching professionally for 15 years! Over the years I have taught many different types of classes for many different types of students, ranging from one on one classes for people as old as their seventies, and as young as 4, and group classes with up to thirty people present.

Mike Campese is a guitar virtuoso, he is an all-around music performer, and a session artist competent in many musical styles, electric and acoustic. He is best known for being a member of the multi-platinum group, The Trans-Siberian Orchestra and received a gold record for his work. He is a honors graduate from the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA.

Ian began playing guitar around the age of ten when he got his first hand-me-down guitar from his older brother. At first he learned to play primarily by ear, learning songs from recordings that he loved, a skill that has proven invaluable to this day.

Joshua J. Alleyne is a multi-instrumental Berklee College of Music alumnus living in New York City. He has a wealth of experience playing live music from Carnegie Hall to local music venues across the United States. Throughout his teaching career, he has taught over 500 lessons and rising.

I have more than 13-years of tutoring experience and have been playing bass guitar for over 20-years. I am currently offering online, one on one bass lessons, or I can record a video tutorial for you explaining any particular riff, trick, or playing technique that you’re trying to master. I work with beginners, intermediate and pro level musicians.

International School Leadership: From 2015 to 2020, I served as the Choir Teacher at the International School of Uganda (ISU), where I trained students for ISSEA, a prestigious international competition across Africa. ​Musical Theater Direction: I have vocally prepared students for large-scale professional productions, including Mamma Mia! and Into the Woods.

I've has been playing music since age 11 in all kinds of venues ranging from established clubs and concert halls to grimy punk house basements all across the world. I began playing bass with my brother and his friends in a small band right outside of Washington, DC.

Hi, my name is Tyson Farmer and I'm an online guitar, vocal, ukulele, banjo, and music theory teacher who teaches students of all skill levels. I love traveling the world, hiking & camping in nature with my fiancee and our dog Kaya, learning new ideas and philosophies, and laughing until my face hurts.

Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me! I had an interest in education at a young age. After heart surgery left me unable to participate in sports or recess in the fifth grade, I became a teacher’s assistant, and my love for teaching began to blossom. In the sixth grade, I began playing the viola. I went on to become viola section leader in high school.

I am not currently accepting new students at this time. If you wish to schedule a lesson with me, please communicate this with me and we can make sure to find a time that fits out schedules. I have been playing music for 20 years over a variety of instruments including piano, bass guitar, acoustic and electric guitar, vocals, kit, trumpet, flute, and many more.