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I am a professional cellist, with higher studies in Germany and Belgium. I have experience teaching at different levels and ages. For me, the most important thing is to find the balance between learning to play the instrument and enjoying making music. Mariona Camats (La Garriga, 1997) is a Catalan cellist whose artistic path is deeply inspired by the musical legacy of Pau Casals.

[4.96 rating over 26 reviews from another lesson platform] Jack Fanning has been teaching the bassoon since 2015. Jack is the principal bassoonist of the Carolina Philharmonic, second bassoonist with North Carolina Opera, and he freelances regularly with orchestras all over the east coast. He is currently a Doctor of Musical Arts student at UNC Greensboro, studying bassoon with Dr.

Hi! I’m Henry (AKA Dr. Myers). I’m a cellist, teacher, and occasional writer currently living in St. Louis, Missouri. I’ve been teaching cello for well over a decade (including 5+ years virtually) and have worked with students ranging from absolute beginners to graduate performance majors.

Andreas Grosskopf is a saxophonist, composer, sax-teacher and author of several method-books and his own blog. He sees himself as a kind of funnel where you put in all kinds of influences and musical styles and out of his saxophone’s bell comes his music: Jazz, Funk and Rock spiced with Worldmusic and ambient sounds.

I have been playing and performing the drums for the past 16 years. In a teaching situation I try and provide a relaxed and friendly environment in order to learn a students strengths and weaknesses. I want students to be able to learn at their own pace, and not to worry if they think they are not learning quickly enough.

Improve your musical abilities with a conservatory trained guitarist, harpist and composer who harbors a passion for a wide variety of music from medieval to classical, classic rock, folk and electronic. I have played in ensembles ranging from Jazz Big Band (on both guitar and harp), pop, rock, metal, renaissance and orchestral.

James Gereige is a lifelong learner whose studies bridge Berklee College of Music and SRH Berlin, with academic training and professional experience spanning performance, composition, sound engineering, and music direction. He brings a balance of strong technical skill, musical sensitivity, and real-world experience to his teaching.

Dr. Kelsey Maes currently serves as a Format and Curriculum Advisor in the Graduate College at Arizona State University (ASU), and teaches music courses part-time at Phoenix College, ASU, and oboe lessons at Music & Arts. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts, Music Theory Pedagogy Certificate, and Master of Music from Arizona State University, and a Bachelor of Music from the…

Hello, I'm from El Bolsón Patagonia Argentina. I am a graduated from Escuela de Musica Popular de Avllaneda (EMPA) with the specialization of bass and double bass in tango and jazz. I worked in various musical genres such as jazz, soul, funk, tango, folklore, bossa, rock, etc.

Originally from San Diego, California, Charles Weller has worked extensively over the years as a performer, composer and educator. Upon completing his undergraduate degree in Boston, Weller moved back to California and began collaborating with some of the top musicians in the area.