Joe Lauziere
About
I am Joe Lauziere from Lebanon, New Hampshire. I started playing guitar at age 11. Over the years I explored many different styles such as rock, blues, metal and classical. As I further devoted myself to music I learned to play the flute, saxophone, piano and bass. My passion for music led to several successes including earning first place in Tuck’s Rock Dojo’s regional music competition as a lead guitarist and media appearances including The Herald and Valley News newspapers. I was also teaching private lessons at the time to students with various interests and learning abilities. Upon approaching jazz, I studied with Don Mock and Scott Mullett. Soon after, I was accepted to Berklee College of Music as a guitar performance major, during which time I performed with several ensembles and studied with significant artists such as Richie Hart, Sheryl Bailey, and Bruce Saunders. Currently I’m focusing on establishing myself as a performing artist and growing as a music teacher. Examples of my playing: https://www.instagram.com/joe__lauziere/
Teaching Style
I have years of teaching experience with the following features:
- Focusing on students personal musical interest
- Customizing music curriculum accordingly
- Teaching all styles, specializing in Jazz, Rock, Blues
- Offering beginner to advanced level lessons and theory
- Nurturing students passion for music
- Creating a soothing atmosphere
- Online and in-home lessons available
- All ages welcome
Curriculum
I teach largely through actual music as material, especially music that captures the student's interest. Theory, scales, arpeggios, ect are taught but usually through musical examples. This is in my opinion, the most logical and engaging way for the student to learn.
Credentials & Affiliations
-Berklee College of Music Alumni
-Performed in many groups of various styles
-Years of teaching experience