Learn from Great Music Theory Teachers

I am a Juilliard trained violist and violinist, and I teach in order to share my love of music with as many people as I can! I teach music lessons and perform from the Boston area. Until recently I performed as second solo viola in the Opera Orchestra National Montpellier in France. I teach a studio of students ranging from complete beginners to pre-professionals.

David Lord has been teaching guitar for over twenty years, both privately and at the college level. His unique style of creative jazz guitar has been featured in Downbeat, All About Jazz, Dusted Magazine, Bandcamp Daily, Pop Matters and NPR.

Joseph Marcello is an American composer and author, and the director of Music for Life Studios in Northfield, Massachusetts. His most recent commission was Romanza, a violin concerto composed for the Vermont Philharmonic, premiering to great acclaim in 2019, and he is the recipient of the Delius Award for Composers for his Dances of the Night, as well as a 2010 New England…

Bob Quaranta received his BM in music theory from the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. For over ten years, he was a member of Mongo Santamaría's band and served as musical director. Two of the recordings Bob appeared on with Mongo were nominated for Grammy Awards: Mongo Magic and Free Spirit/Espíritu Libre.

A graduate of The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, I’ve been playing guitar for 18 years and teaching for over a decade. Originally from Kyiv, Ukraine, I’ve performed and recorded with many acclaimed musicians both in my hometown and on the NYC jazz scene, including Ari Hoenig, Steve Cardenas, Sam Yahel, John Raymond, and others.

Chelsea Young, native of Mississippi earned a B.S. Degree in Entertainment Industry Studies and master's degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Entertainment Industry Studies from DSU MS University. Young, has worked to advance the importance of Arts Education.

Dr. Scott D. Erickson, D.M., currently serves as the assistant professor of Oboe and Theory at the University of Central Oklahoma and as second oboe in the Yakima Symphony Orchestra in Yakima, Washington. His unique experiences have given him an adventurous musical personality, and his pursuits for newer sounds and ideas manifest themselves in performances of both written and…

I am a Paris-trained vocalist and vocal coach with more than 15 years of teaching and performance experience. I completed professional vocal training at the Conservatoire Serge Rachmaninoff de Paris in Paris, France, where I developed a strong foundation in classical vocal technique, breath support, vocal projection, and artistic interpretation.

Oboist Sarah Williams experienced love at first sight at the age of four when her parents introduced a piano into the home. Displaying a natural artistic intuition, weekly piano lessons grew into a hunger for a comprehensive dive into the art of interpretation.

Kaitlyn Ronstadt is a freelance pianist and private teacher located in the Pacific Northwest. Kaitlyn completed both her Master's in Music in Piano Performance and Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance at Western Washington University.