Find a Guitar Music Teacher

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

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Hello! My name is Alyssa Becker. I completed my degree in music performance at Keene State College in 2022. I have been teaching for three years, and I strive to bring a young, fresh perspective to those who would like to learn how to play the guitar or learn how to sing.

Voice: During my college years, I studied under many prominent vocal pedagogues such as Dr. Matthew Leese, Dr. Evangelina Leontis, and Dr. Daniel Carberg; I also had the great privilege of completing an extensive vocal pedagogy course at KSC. I recorded my first album of soprano and piano art songs, “Love and Thought,” in October of 2021. As a classically trained soprano, I prioritize learning and teaching foundational vocal techniques, including breath support, phonation, resonance, diction, and the release of tension. Your voice is unique and organic. I can’t wait to help you unlock this special instrument!

Guitar: I have studied classical guitar with Dr. Jose Lezcano and Professor Ted Mann for over six years. In the 2020-2021 academic year, the KSC music faculty selected me for the “Instrumentalist of the Year” award, and I was honored to be the recipient of the Redfern Music Department Scholarship and the Talent Scholarship. I have studied the works of classical composers such as Brouwer, Narvaez, Milan, Sor, Tarrega, Barrios, Piazzolla, Albeniz, Villla-Lobos, and others. I primarily enjoy teaching classical guitar, but I am also available to teach acoustic guitar as well.

Method Books Used:

• Acoustic Guitar: Hal Leonard Guitar Method
• Classical Guitar: Christopher Parkening Method, interspersed with other technique books and exercises
• Voice: I use my own curriculum that I specialize for each unique student, including breathing exercises, vocal techniques, vocal exercises, and stretching. This of course is combined with pieces that the student and I will choose together.

Recommended Accessories:

• for Acoustic Guitar: Guitar Pick
• for Classical Guitar: Foot Stool or Egroplay (to support guitar)
• for Voice: Water Bottle

Information provided on 6/21/2022

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flute: ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)
Other instruments: Beginning, Intermediate

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Part-time music educator in North Bennington, Vermont. I graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and am currently halfway through a Master of Music Education as well as a Bachelor Equivalency in Music Therapy. I have taught private lessons for 6 years on a variety of instruments and am willing to work with you to find materials that suit your needs. We'll play what you enjoy!

Information provided on 10/20/2022

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

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Hi! My name is Korey and I am a guitar and mandolin player and instructor. I graduated summa cum laude from the Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor's degree in Music Performance and a minor in American Roots Music. I've been featured in numerous publications such as Flatpicking Guitar Magazine and Bluegrass Unlimited, was a 2013 IBMA Youth All Star, a member of the 2018 Acoustic Music Seminar, and have toured and recorded with various national and local bands. Over the course of the past 18 years, I've had the privilege of studying with many different incredible teachers. For the last 5 years, I've used this knowledge to develop an effective teaching style for my weekly private lessons with students of various abilities and ages.

During music lessons, I enjoy working with students on their instrument as well as improving their theory knowledge and training their ears. I believe that each private lesson should be specifically fitted for the individual. Therefore, I do not use a set curriculum, but rather refer to multiple different resources in order to give each student a comprehensive knowledge of the subject. After each lesson, if a new concept or song is explored, I provide sheet music or written words to help the student remember and visualize what was discussed and played. Overall, my goal is to help people find a connection between their mind and hands so that they can express themselves through thoughtful musical ideas. I look forward to working with students who need support in math or music classes. Please contact me if you have any questions about my teaching style or to schedule a lesson!

Information provided on 12/18/2022

Levels Taught:
Beginning, Intermediate

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I work with voice students of all ages with particular emphasis on the developing younger voice. In addition to teaching, I am an active performer with St. J. Jazz and North Country Chorus.

Information provided on 12/19/17

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)
Level depends on instrument

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Specializing in string instruments: guitar, electric bass, violin, mandolin, ukulele and more.

Information provided on 1/16/2018

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Trombone & Euphonium: ALL (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)
Other Instruments: Beginner, Intermediate

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Welcome to my studio! My name is Josh Fields, and as a certified K-12 public music teacher for eight years, I focus on a love of the process of learning music.

I teach a full range of customized private music lessons and classes, both in person and via Zoom/Skype/FaceTime.

All lessons and classes are tailored specifically to a student's strengths, weaknesses, goals and musical preferences.

Information provided on 8/8/2020

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

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I teach guitar lessons that focus on building strong musicianship through students' interests. I have experience in popular music (jazz, blues, rock, folk, country), and classical guitar repertoire and technique.

I attended Berklee College of Music, where I had the fortune to study with Michael Williams, Curt Shumate, and Abigail Aaronson. At the University of Vermont, I studied classical guitar with John Mantegna.

Method Books Used:

• Modern Method For Guitar (Volumes 1-3), By Bill Leavitt
• Solo Guitar Playing (Volumes 1 and 2), By Frederick Noad
• Hal Leonard Bass Method (Volumes 1-3)

Recommended Accessories:

• Electric tuner
• Metronome
• Strap
• (for classical guitar) Footstool or leg guitar brace (ergoplay or other)
• Guitar/bass case or gig bag

Information provided on 7/29/2022

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)

Information provided on 12/5/2017

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

Information provided on 12/20/2017

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

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Hi! I am offering music lessons in guitar, ukulele, clarinet, composition, theory, and improvisaiton from my home studio in Winooski, VT. Lessons are designed to be fun, engaging, and tailored to individual interests. I can teach beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels in a variety of styles including pop/rock, jazz, blues, acoustic, electric, fingerstyle, country, metal, and folk. I can also provide specialized lessons for individuals with disabilities, whether it be physical, mental, or intellectual.

I currently teach guitar at the University of Vermont and have over 14 years experience teaching youths at an alternative school. My education includes a Bachelor of Music, Master’s Degree in School Counseling, as well as additional graduate studies in music.

As a performer, I maintain a busy performance schedule that includes performances with Guagua, Trio Gusto, The Funk Collection, Marty Fogel, and Jake Whitesell Trio. Some recent performances of mine include playing lead guitar in UVM’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar, and performing latin jazz with Ray Vega at the FlynnSpace.

Check out my website for more information: https://geoffreykim.squarespace.com/

Information provided on 1/12/2020

Levels Taught:
Beginning, Intermediate

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Music By Sarah offers guitar lessons, piano lessons, and general music lessons in the Middlebury and Ripton, Vermont, area. Music is my passion and I hope to impart some of that on all of my students. My goal as a teacher is to inspire a love of music into every student I work with, whether they are learning for school or for fun.

Method Books Used:

• Alfred's Basic Piano
• Music for Little Mozarts
• Faber Piano Adventures
• Bastien for the Young Beginner
• Alfred's Kid's Guitar
• Hal Leonard Guitar for Kids
• Girl's Guitar Method
• Progressive Guitar

Recommended Accessories:

• For guitar: Tuner and Pick
• For piano: Music rest or music stand to hold books

Information provided on 11/12/2019

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Private practice, VMTA, and Musiclink member. I'm also a nationally registered and board certified music therapist. I work with all special needs students.

Information provided on 8/1/2019

Levels Taught:
Beginning, Intermediate

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I teach guitar and bass and am located in Fairlee, Vermont. My studio is equipped for recording and I am a songwriter, as well, so students can explore their desire to compose their own material. My band, GrooveSum, plays around the Upper Valley on a regular basis and I've performed all over the world. Students can learn music theory, scales, chord construction, reading tab or standard notation, ear training and more! Release your inner Hendrix, Slash, Vai or whoever your guitar idol may be!

Information provided on 12/19/2017

Recommended Accessories:

• Tuner
• Picks

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)
Level depends on instrument

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I am David Nacmanie, world traveler, musician and teacher. I've taught music in NYC, the Washington D.C. area, Samoa, Germany, and Japan! In all of my musical ventures, having fun is the most important aspect. With that in mind I tailor each lesson to the desires of the student. Some students work best through books like Breeze Easy while others learn best through playing songs they hear on the radio or on video games.

Music lessons are not just for kids. I've taught several students who are adults.

Depending on your current performance level, instrument and learning style we will choose a set of music which works best for you.

The best lessons are the ones that you can listen to over and over again. I recommend bringing a recording device to your lesson so you can review what was covered.

Recommended Accessories:

For brass instruments:

• Valve oil (trumpet, euphonium, tuba)
• Tuning slide oil
• Slide grease Trombotine (trombone)

For guitar students:

• A backup set of strings
• A case humidifier (if acoustic)
• Picks
• Shoulder strap
• Foot stand (if classical)

Information provided on 4/25/2018

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

Information provided on 12/7/2017

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Mandolin: ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)
Trumpet & Guitar: Beginning, Intermediate

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I specialize in folkloric repertoire associated with our region. Mandolin is taught at beginner through advanced levels. Trumpet and guitar are taught beginner through intermediate.

I lead or am involved in a number of teaching ensembles which support students socially and musically. Please see my website for much more information.

Method Books Used:

I support the district curriculum but move students to Arban's cornet method when appropriate. For strings I use my own curriculum.

Information provided on 12/5/2017

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

Method Books Used:

• Suzuki Guitar School

Information provided on 12/5/2017

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

Information provided on 1/16/2018

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With twenty years experience teaching piano, flute, and guitar, my method of combining Waldorf, Suzuki and an individual approach offers students the chance to play by ear, read music, compose, perform and learn music theory.

Information provided on 12/20/2017

Levels Taught:
ALL (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced)

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Information provided on 12/5/2017