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Private General Music Lessons
Bremerton, WA
Hello! I am a recent music graduate with many years of both university study and real-world utilization of my musical abilities. I've done many things, from accompanying vocalists, instrumentalists and choirs, to singing with choirs. I've even traveled to Thailand and sang at Lincoln Center! My tutoring…
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Mark Mothersbaugh, Music Composer
Online
In this installment of Creative Inspirations, we meet music composer and DEVO founder Mark Mothersbaugh at home at Mutato Muzika, his studio on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. This is where he and his fellow spuds (Mutato combines mutant and potato) create some of film and television's most compelling…
1 session available for $25.00
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Sound the Shofar - The Right Ways
Online
I teach shofar. Many people own shofars - perhaps they were presents - but don't know how to play with a good tone and how to play the tekiot, the calls. There are traditions that lift up shofar playing to a truly spiritual level. You can learn them with me. I provide the tekiot written out in musical…
1 session available for $100.00
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General Music Questions
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How do I know my child/ myself is ready or receptive to music lessons?
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General Music Articles
Lesson takers, don't be fooled!
Chris Wofford – January 22, 2011
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The sad thing about this business is that there are some "teachers" out that who are only in it to take your money. I'm not going to lie and say I'm not trying to make a profit, but my...
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Want to play your instrument with more versatility?
Luke Halpin – December 17, 2010
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Three tricks to becoming more versatile:
1. Whatever instrument you play, find out who the masters are on that instrument, BUY their CD and learn note for note what they are playing by ear.
2. Take your...
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