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Welcome! My name is Kevin Ure, and I am dedicated to transforming aspiring musicians into skilled composers. Students learn to audiate music, develop their ear, and compose using an intuitive and practical approach. With over eight years of experience as a university professor, I have taught a wide range of courses, from introductory classes like MUS 101 to advanced doctoral-level…

Mercury Prize–nominated Saxophonist & Goldsmiths Lecturer — Improvisation, Composition, Songwriting & Artist Development I am an internationally recognised saxophonist, composer and educator, and a Lecturer in Popular Music at Goldsmiths, University of London.

Hey, I’m Soheil! Music found me when I was 13.A single gritty guitar track changed everything. I've spent the last 18 years playing, performing, recording, and teaching others to fall in love with the instrument just like I did. Whether you're a total beginner or refining your skills to sound pro, I'll help you find your groove and sound authentic.

Pianist Stanley DeLage is a native of Tinton Falls, New Jersey, where he began his piano studies at age five, and made his recital debut at the age of 13. He has been a prize winner of numerous national and international piano competitions including, MTNA State and Eastern divisions; The Osaka International Competition in Japan; and the International Chopin Competition of…

Hello! My name is Helen Kalishchuk. I'm trombone player, teacher and composer as well. Finished Glier Music Institute in 2019. Music is an important part of my life for more than 17 years. Being a student at Dnipropetrovsk Music College by Dnipropetrovsk Music Academy and Glier Music Institute I got good knowledges and experience that I can share with my students.

I'm a professional bandoneon player with nearly 20 years of experience. I graduated as a bandoneon Technician from the Manuel de Falla Conservatory of Music in Buenos Aires in 2015. I've studied with masters like Rodolfo Daluisio and Néstor Marconi, and I've performed concerts at the National Historical Museum and the Library of Congress in Argentina.

Mellisa graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Music Education and Liturgical Music, with a minor in Flute Performance and Bible in 2007 from Golden State Baptist College in Santa Clara, CA. She received her Master of Arts in Music Education with a concentration in Piano Pedagogy in 2013 from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN.

Marcie Brown has a Master’s Degree from Manhattan School of Music in classical cello. She studied jazz and improvisation at the University of Massachusetts. She performed over 600 shows with Cirque du Soleil’s “0” in Las Vegas, playing cello, guitar and singing. She was also the head of the strings department at the Oakland School for the Arts. Ms.

I’m a professional guitarist and educator, Fulbright scholar, solo and chamber musician. I hold a Master’s degree from the San Francisco Conservatory. Music has been my passion and main occupation for over 20 years and I greatly enjoy sharing it with others.

Clare has years of experience as a musician after beginning violin at age 8, and piano at age 9. She was awarded a full scholarship at the University of Tasmania after being accepted into the Prelude Program, which allowed her to begin her Bachelor of Music whilst concurrently completing her final year at school.