

Cullen Griffin
Responds within a day
Hired 12 times
Serves Downey, CA
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1 employee
10 years in business
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Details: 26 - 44 years old • No formal training • No, cannot read music • Acoustic • Rock • Yes, the student has an instrument • 60 minutes • At the pro’s location
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Details: 45 - 64 years old • 0 - 2 yrs of formal training • Yes, can read music staff • What the teacher recommends • Rock • Yes, the student has an instrument • 60 minutes • At the pro’s location
Hired on Thumbtack
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 45 - 64 years old • No formal training; some self-taught experience • Yes, can read music staff • Electric • Rock • Blues • Jazz • Yes, the student has an instrument • 45 minutes • My home, venue, etc.
Cullen Griffin
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- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I charge $35 for a 1/2 hour lesson and $50 for a hour lesson. The student pays at the beginning of each month for all the lessons within the month. If a per lesson basis is preferred, I can accommodate for an extra $10 per lesson. I teach out of my home in Downey. If there is a need to reschedule a lesson, please give a 24-48 hour advance notice to receive a lesson credit. I can give discounts for more then one lesson per week and for group lessons.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
First, through phone call, I get acquainted with the new student. I ask questions about their current playing ability, their long term goals, taste in music, and just get a general grasp of who they are as a person and musician. When we meet, I bring materials that feel appropriate for the student's current level and goals. During this first meeting I will further assess the student's ability by listening to them play. If the student has no experience then we will begin to get acquainted with the instrument on the first lesson. Usually, we will chat a bit more about musical interests and goals. I take this time to explain practicing expectations and how to best work together in order to have fun while learning easily and effectively.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have been playing music for over 12 years and have done so in various contexts ranging from playing in high school jazz bands, my own musical groups, guitar ensembles, recording sessions and live solo work. I've also been teaching lessons throughout the last 6 years, starting with being asked to begin teaching at a former local music studio while I was in high school. I have studied various styles ranging from rock, blues, folk, jazz, soul, classical, and some Brazilian forms.