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I am an Associate Professor of Guitar at Berklee College of Music. I was a faculty member at the Roland Hayes School of Music from 2008-2014 and the Guitar Coordinator at the Boston Arts Academy from 2000 to 2003. I have performed with many preeminent artists, including Blue Note recording artist Kurt Elling, Grammy award-winner Dave Samuels, pianist Aaron Goldberg, Backstreet…

Warner Iveris shares his knowledge and enjoyment of music-making with others through performing and educating. An avid educator, Warner Iveris has given lectures at various colleges (including DePauw University, the University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, and the Eastman School of Music among others) and has taught guitar history at the Eastman School of Music.

Flávio Silva is a musician who is part of a new generation of Brazilian composers and instrumentalists that has been breaking through the musical scene of different places, such as Brazil, The Netherlands and most recently, New York.

“This song is a work in progress. Actually, I myself am a work in progress...” That’s how teenage guitar prodigy Melanie Faye captioned the impromptu bedroom performance that would launch her name rocketing across the internet. If you’re surprised by the fact that a minute-long instrumental guitar tune went viral the way it did, you’re not alone; it surprised Melanie, too.

Julia Lange is a 25 years old German crossover guitarist. She started playing at the age of 8 when she saw her older brother playing. In the following years she took classical guitar lessons at the Dr.Hoch’s Conservatory in Frankfurt before she started her studies at Musikhochschule Carl Maria von Weber in Dresden (Germany) that she finished in 2022.

I'm Gabriele Zanotti, and my musical history is deeply rooted in the love of classical guitar that I cultivated from a young age. My adventure in music and classical guitar began when I was just 8 years old, at music school G. Cappuccilli. Since then, I have dedicated every moment to cultivating my passion, turning it into a path of artistic growth.

My name is Ben Sher. I am a Professor at the Berklee College of Music. I am a jazz guitarist, fluent in numerous styles of jazz including be-bop, Brazilian, blues, and fusion. I have five recordings on the BGI Record Label, and have worked as a sideman touring and recording for numerous artists. The critics say: "Ben Sher is a unique jazz guitarist.

My goal is to cultivate excitement in my students and keep learning fun and interesting. We will focus on what it is that gravitates you to the guitar, and break down what you will need to learn to gain the freedom you are looking for. My aim is that you will always continue to pick up the guitar on your own out of the joy of playing, instead of feeling like you have to.

I’ve been learning and performing electric and acoustic guitar since I was 9, and I love to share its fantastic possibilities with all ages and levels of students. I also teach (and perform competently on) electric bass, ukulele, mandolin and piano.

Tim Bischof's mission is to help anyone who has been told they're not able to play guitar, or have quit out of frustration, or been told they're too old or too young to play. Tim Bischof loves introducing young beginners to their first songs, helping adult students find their voice in music & guiding players in advanced or specialized study.