

Isaac Guido
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Hired 18 times
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4 years in business
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Maintain 6 feet of distance from customers
Wear masks during the job
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Details: Younger than 6 years old • No, the student cannot read music • No formal training • What the teacher recommends • Yes, the student has a piano • 30 minutes • My home, venue, etc.
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Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 18 - 25 years old • Yes, the student can read music • 0 - 2 yrs of formal training • Jazz • Yes, the student has a keyboard • 30 minutes • At the pro’s location • Remotely (phone or internet)
Hired on Thumbtack
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 18 - 25 years old • Yes, the student can read music • No formal training • Jazz • Yes, the student has a piano • 60 minutes • My home, venue, etc. • At the pro’s location • Remotely (phone or internet)
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Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 14 - 17 years old • No formal training • Yes, the student can read music • Blues • Rock • Jazz • Classical • Yes, the student has an instrument • 60 minutes • My home, venue, etc.
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Details: 10 - 13 years old • Yes, the student can read music • 0 - 2 yrs of formal training • What the teacher recommends • Yes, the student has a keyboard • 45 minutes • My home, venue, etc.
Isaac Guido
FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I ask them what they want out of music lessons. Then break those up into manageable and tangible goals that stress why they enjoy music. Music is such a vast area of artistic expression and above all else I seek to pinpoint the skills i can impart on a student that will give them the tools to teach them self what they want to learn in the future. To make music into a playground.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
Music is a positive feedback loop. The more time and effort you put into it the more fun it becomes and the more time you want to put into it. Since i started rolling down this hill a little over a decade ago i just haven’t stopped. As for teaching it’s what i’m both best at and enjoy most. Nothing feels better than when a student finally “gets it” and you see their mind expand into new spaces.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
I have taught from young children just starting the saxophone or piano to adults who have years of experience.