Learn from Great Harmonica Teachers

I'm from Sri Lanka and im a professional Guitar teacher and vocal Trainor in Sri Lanka's well known academy called 'The Musiculture' I have experience over 14 years of teaching guitar. Also, i can play guitar for the left and right side as a special talent and its very good advantage for my teaching.

Daniel Marson, PhD (that is, me!) is a practicing clinical neuropsychologist and retired professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). I have been at UAB for over 30 years. I first heard blues harmonica as a 17 year old teenager in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and have been chasing that sound ever since.

Hi, my name is Andy. I've been teaching music professionally for the past 15 years. In that time, I've worked with students of almost every conceivable age and ability level on a wide variety of instruments (ukulele, guitar, bass guitar, banjo, harmonica, piano) and am here to help make your musical dreams come true.

My Background I've been playing with classical ensembles and rock bands since 2001. Even though I started on classical trombone and rock guitar, I have come to expand my repertoire to a variety of instruments and genres. During my time in college I performed with the University choir, orchestra, and band.

Hi, my name is Yotam Ben-Or and I'm a harmonica player and composer. I moved to NYC after receiving a full scholarship to study at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music and graduated in May 2016. I perform and record in NYC and internationally as a band-leader as well as a sideman.

Hi there! If you’ve ever dreamed of playing harmonica with confidence, expression, and great tone—whether it’s soulful acoustic guitar, bluesy harmonica bends, or combining both for a powerful one-person sound—my job is to get you there faster and easier than you thought possible.

Columbus born and raised, teaching music to students of any age for over 25 years. Started teaching after my high school band teacher put me in charge of the drum section of our school band. This helped form my love for directing and helping others learn new ways of playing these instruments. I haven't stopped since!

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.