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Merrifield's Best Music Theory Lessons
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Reston, VA
I am a recent graduate from the University of Virginia and where I earned a bachelor's degree in biology. I am interested in tutoring Biology as well as English or Music (including theory, piano, and saxophone). I think that learning should be a fun and rewarding experience and I always try to teach…
1 session available for $35.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Fairfax, VA
Having taught for many years, my approach is flexible and I can adjust my teaching style and/or curriculum to maximize the student's potential for learning at any age. I encourage disciplined practice while working to make learning music an enjoyable experience. Although I specialize in guitar styles…
1 session available for $156.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Fairfax, VA
Tim C is a composer, guitarist and sax player with ten years of teaching experience. Mr. C has a degree in music composition and theory from Virginia Commonwealth University and two years of graduate studies at California Institute of the Arts.
1 session available for $65.00
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Private Tutoring: Music Theory
Arlington, VA
I've studied professional piano for 13 years! I was very proud of being a keyboard & basso in chorus when I was in college. So music is my life and I really love to let others feeling beauty and happy same to me! Besides, I got a B.S degree of Electrical Engineering in China and pursuit Master degree…
1 session available for $40.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Alexandria, VA
Hi everyone, I'm Sarah! I graduated from law school last May and work as a Regulatory Affairs Specialist at an international medical device certification company in Maryland. So this means I'm pretty good at memorizing a lot of stuff, writing lots of high-quality papers really quickly, and I'm very…
1 session available for $45.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Chevy Chase, MD
Whether your goal is to make it into All-State, give a solo recital, play tunes at family gatherings, or just try something new for the very first time, I will help you succeed and have a good time along the way. In my view, the most interesting thing about performing music is that it is one of the…
1 session available for $156.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Washington, DC
I'm a very laid back teacher and like to spend a few minutes at the beginning of each class to go over what specific things my student would like to learn during that class period and what techniques they would like to specialize in in the following lessons, i do assign homework but customize it to my…
1 session available for $156.00
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Private Music Theory Lessons
Alexandria, VA
I'm an experienced tutor and teacher. I went to undergraduate school at St. John's College, where I excelled in a rigorous "Great Books" curriculum. Last year, I worked as an assistant teacher at an elementary school in Chandler, Arizona. My favorite part of working as an assistant teacher was working…
1 session available for $30.00
Online Music Theory Lessons
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Introductory Music Theory
Online
Intro to Music Theory is a foundational music course which covers the basics of music theory. The goal of this course is to enable the student to learn a strong foundation of basics on which to build. Topics Covered: -Staff -Clefts -Grand Staff -Intervals -Key Signatures…
1 session available for $25.00
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Music Theory Questions
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what are the signature chord progressions for each of the modes?
howard e November 28, 2010
Music Theory Articles
Circle of 5ths
Tyson Ailshie – July 17, 2009
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This is a musical concept that is important to practice. As an aspiring musician, it is imperative to master this concept and the only way to do this is through effective, diligent and focused practice...
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Learning to transpose, a.k.a. "Picking music out of the air"
Ryan Janus – July 13, 2009
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One great way to become more flexible on your instrument which is often overlooked is to learn melodies in all twelve keys. While this may seem like a daunting task for some, I assure you that it...
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