Comment

Comment by Angelia Williams on July 25, 2011 at 4:17pm

By the way, I teach pop, rock, jazz, gospel, country, and classical music.

 

Thanks

Comment by Angelia Williams on July 25, 2011 at 4:16pm

I am new to the Nashville area, and looking for a store to teach voice in.  Any ideas?  I taught for two different music stores in Milwaukee, WI for 2 years, I hold a BA in Music with a concentration in Voice, I have over 22 years of performing experience, and over 15 years of recording experience.

Comment by Jonathan Riggs on May 24, 2011 at 3:36pm

Hey, Fellow Teachers!

 

Wanted to let you know about a small book that I've written called Diamond on the 1: your guide to the Nashville Number System. It's only $7.95. The book is short, to the point, and small enough to fit in your gig bag.

 

If you have students that would benefit from learning the Nashville Number System, consider pointing them to www.DiamondOnThe1.com. If you email me at jonathan@diamondonthe1.com, I'll get a free copy of the ebook to you straight away for your review. 

 

My Best to You,

Jonathan

********

Jonathan Riggs

http://www.diamondonthe1.com

 

Comment by Brian Fullen on July 11, 2010 at 11:13pm

Comment by Brian Fullen just now Delete Comment I'm accepting drumset/percussion students at this time. All ages. Among the requested topics: Reading Music; Working in Nashville; Number Charts; Transcriptions; Sessions; Grooves; General lessons; Mallets; Rudimental & Concert Snare Drum; Becoming a better player. If you're interested, drop me an email at trainbeat@comcast.net. $40 per hour. $20 per 1/2 hour. www.brianfullen.com

Comment by Nick Kellie on October 22, 2009 at 11:37am

Guitarist Magazine (UK) - "Nick is a torch bearer for a new generation of innovative guitarists - his playing is a creative synergy of players such as Holdsworth and McClaughlin. He is an experienced and innovative guitar teacher, having taught at both Guitar Institute and Guitar-X guitar schools in London, UK. In 2005, Nick won the BBC Radio 2 John Dankworth Award for the most promising young jazz soloist."

Visit Nick's website: www.nickkellie.com to see nicks videos please visit www.youtube.com/nickkellie
Nick is available to come teach you at your home for $40 per hour.
subjects covered can be as basic or advanced as you like... materials can include:

Caged System (learn scales and chords over entire neck with ease)
How to build chords
New techniques
Blues and Rock repertoire
Chord Scales
Limitation exercises (maximize your improvisational creativity)
Jazz improvisation
Jazz/fusion repertoire
Advanced techniques and application of
& much more!
call Nick to book a lesson now on 615-554-9597

Comment by Mike Valeras on July 20, 2009 at 7:30pm

Experienced guitar instructor now accepting students. All levels and styles of music are welcome. I have a B.M. in music education from Berklee College of Music, a M.M. in performance from the University of Ma as well as 5 years of Private study with Charlie Banacos. Lessons will be custom designed to meet the individual students' needs and goals. Whether you are a novice, a songwriter looking to increase your instrumental vocabulary, or intermediate to advanced player interested in higher levels of conceptual instruction, I will design a course of study that works for you. Areas of study include Theory, Guitar Rudiments (Scales, Chord Voicings, Arpeggios, "Fret board geometry", etc.) Improvisation, Sight Reading, Ear Training, Right Hand Technique, Nashville Number System and advanced Jazz concepts and harmony.

Feel free to listen to samples of my music at www.myspace.com/mikevaleras
References are also available by request.
I look forward to discussing your musical direction with you.

Mike Valeras
mvaleras@comcast.net

Comment by Tim Lowry on May 2, 2009 at 12:42pm

Hey folks - I have a friend who's looking for a good guitar instructor. She'd be a beginner with no plans to be a pro, so she needs someone who doesn't teach simply the traditional approach but who is also comfortable teaching tablature and/or simply by ear. Who would you suggest here in town. Please send me any ideas here: tim@timthewriter.com Thanks.

Comment by Jill Courtney on January 16, 2009 at 9:09am

Hey all - did you hear about the big event in Nashville for songwriters/engineers/students, etc.?

nashvillerecordingworkshop.com - please get the word out. It should be amazing!

Comment by Amy Wolter on October 16, 2008 at 3:46pm

We are (myself and Tom Jackson of Tom Jackson Productions) are what you would call Performance Coaches or Live Music Producers. We are NOT choreographers, vocal coaches or 'drama dudes'. We work with artists on their live show, finding and creating 'moments' in the show that the audience will relate to and remember. How you produce a song for radio and how you perform it live can be very different. You have time at a live concert to really let the song breathe and give it space, to change the pressure on the audience, to explore that really cool bridge that goes by too fast, to get the audience involved in some way, to create a 'trade-off' between 2 guitar players....any number of things that you can't do on a record. Audiences don't come to concerts to just hear music. They come to experience moments, to be captured and engaged and even to be changed in some way. We're able to help artists learn how understand their audience and give them the practical tools to put on a great show. Since 95% of an artist's income comes from their live show (unless they 'hit the lottery' with a huge hit), it's important to spend time making the show great. Good shows sell more product, create more fans, keep people going to your website, and get you booked again. Check out www.tomjacksonproductions.com or www.myspace.com/amywolter for more info.

Comment by garytalley on September 22, 2008 at 7:46pm

hallo there