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  • Serves Lowell, MA
Hi there, and thanks for stopping by. I'm a bass and electric/acoustic guitar player with a history of touring worldwide, playing rock, funk, and jazz styles. I graduated from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor of Music in Professional Music - Bass Guitar and am currently teaching and playing music professionally. My students range in ability from beginner to professional. I tend to focus on ensuring my student's learning experience is stress-free and fun (most importantly). Currently, I play in several NYC bands and record with European bands. I'm currently only teaching my students online so you can stay comfortably in your home. I work with bass players and guitarists with a wide range of abilities, some are beginners, and I have some who are professionals. Some of the musical styles I regularly teach are Rock, Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul, R&B, and Classical. I tend to focus on learning songs instead of "boring" exercises. You get more benefits from learning songs and working on a problematic groove or phrase rather than spending much time playing nonmusical exercises. Hope to hear from you and start learning some good music! I love seeing all the success of my students.See more
Hi there, and thanks for stopping by. I'm a bass and electric/acoustic guitar player with a history of touring worldwide, playing rock, funk, and jazz styles. I graduated from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor of Music in Professional Music - Bass Guitar and am currently teaching and playing music professionally. My students range in ability from beginner to professional. I tend to focus on ensuring my student's learning experience is stress-free and fun (most importantly). Currently, I play in several NYC bands and record with European bands. I'm currently only teaching my students online so you can stay comfortably in your home. I work with bass players and guitarists with a wide range of abilities, some are beginners, and I have some who are professionals. Some of the musical styles I regularly teach are Rock, Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul, R&B, and Classical. I tend to focus on learning songs instead of "boring" exercises. You get more benefits from learning songs and working on a problematic groove or phrase rather than spending much time playing nonmusical exercises. Hope to hear from you and start learning some good music! I love seeing all the success of my students.
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Smith Music Studio
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  • Serves Lowell, MA
Hello! My name is Elizabeth and I teach violin, viola, and piano lessons to students of all ages and skill levels here in Louisville, KY. I've always had a deep passion for sharing my love of music and started teaching students when I was 13 years old. I have a Master's degree in violin teaching and am also proficient at teaching/performing on the piano and other stringed instruments. I'm proud to offer highly informative lessons in a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere. Lessons take place at my home studio in Okolona, near the Jefferson Mall. Contact me today and we can get started on your musical studies! Rates for Piano Lessons: 30min lesson-$25 45min lesson-$37.50 60min lesson-$50 Rates for Violin and Viola Lessons: 30min lesson-$30 45min lesson-$45 60min lesson-$60 The payment schedule operates on a monthly basis, with weekly plans available upon request. Biography Violinist and Pianist Elizabeth Smith has an active career as performer and educator in Louisville, KY. Elizabeth received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Violin Performance from the Mahurin Honors College at Western Kentucky University and completed her Master's degree in Violin Pedagogy at the University of Louisville. Elizabeth has performed with orchestral and chamber groups throughout the United States and China, including the Louisville Philharmonia, the Symphony at WKU, the University of Louisville Orchestra, Orchestra Enigmatic, the Concentus String Quartet, the Amoroso Quartet, and the Pauli Quintet. She has also studied or taken part in masterclasses with Ray Iwazumi, Ida Kavafian, Jaime Laredo, Susan Paik, Saeka Matsuyama, Jun Iwasaki, Mimi Zweig, Felix Olschofka and more. Elizabeth has taught a private studio of students of all ages for over a decade, in addition to her work with Whitters String Studios, the WKU Pre-College Strings Program, Bowling Green Fine Arts Academy, and the University of Louisville String Academy. Elizabeth uses a mixed-method teaching system based on the principles of renowned pedagogues Suzuki, Sassmannshaus, and Rolland, to create a tailored approach for each student. Her teaching goals include creating a comfortable set-up, precise intonation, and correct technique with an emphasis on tension-free playing. Elizabeth currently offers music lessons on the violin, viola, and piano.See more
Hello! My name is Elizabeth and I teach violin, viola, and piano lessons to students of all ages and skill levels here in Louisville, KY. I've always had a deep passion for sharing my love of music and started teaching students when I was 13 years old. I have a Master's degree in violin teaching and am also proficient at teaching/performing on the piano and other stringed instruments. I'm proud to offer highly informative lessons in a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere. Lessons take place at my home studio in Okolona, near the Jefferson Mall. Contact me today and we can get started on your musical studies! Rates for Piano Lessons: 30min lesson-$25 45min lesson-$37.50 60min lesson-$50 Rates for Violin and Viola Lessons: 30min lesson-$30 45min lesson-$45 60min lesson-$60 The payment schedule operates on a monthly basis, with weekly plans available upon request. Biography Violinist and Pianist Elizabeth Smith has an active career as performer and educator in Louisville, KY. Elizabeth received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Violin Performance from the Mahurin Honors College at Western Kentucky University and completed her Master's degree in Violin Pedagogy at the University of Louisville. Elizabeth has performed with orchestral and chamber groups throughout the United States and China, including the Louisville Philharmonia, the Symphony at WKU, the University of Louisville Orchestra, Orchestra Enigmatic, the Concentus String Quartet, the Amoroso Quartet, and the Pauli Quintet. She has also studied or taken part in masterclasses with Ray Iwazumi, Ida Kavafian, Jaime Laredo, Susan Paik, Saeka Matsuyama, Jun Iwasaki, Mimi Zweig, Felix Olschofka and more. Elizabeth has taught a private studio of students of all ages for over a decade, in addition to her work with Whitters String Studios, the WKU Pre-College Strings Program, Bowling Green Fine Arts Academy, and the University of Louisville String Academy. Elizabeth uses a mixed-method teaching system based on the principles of renowned pedagogues Suzuki, Sassmannshaus, and Rolland, to create a tailored approach for each student. Her teaching goals include creating a comfortable set-up, precise intonation, and correct technique with an emphasis on tension-free playing. Elizabeth currently offers music lessons on the violin, viola, and piano.
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  • Serves Lowell, MA
I have been teaching piano almost as long as I have been performing, coming up on 10 years. I started teaching beginners when I was just a teenager, and as I learned more about pedagogy and about piano myself, I branched into teaching more advanced students. To date, I have taught lessons to over 100 different students ranging in age from 5 to 70, and ranging in skill from complete beginner to college piano performance major. I have the ability to teach students at any level. I have taught complete beginners how to read music and have good posture for the first time, and I have worked with advanced students who are polishing pieces for an audition or competition. I have fixed technical struggles and helped students overcome pain in their playing, and taught students how to think more consciously about how to interpret a piece. Not every student is going to think I’m the best fit for them. I expect consistent practice, completion of assignments, and attention to detail in music. I have had many trial lessons that don’t pan out because the student or parent thinks my expectations are too high for them. Make no mistake; I expect a lot, but I also care deeply about music and have great understanding and sympathy for those who genuinely try. Whether your goal is to learn to read music, improve rhythm, learn to play the great classical repertoire, or simply have a good time learning the piano, I can and will help you achieve it. If you want to learn and read more about me as a pianist, check out my website. Lessons are either online over Zoom or in person at my studio in downtown Peekskill, NY. Contact me with any questions and set up a trial lesson today!See more
I have been teaching piano almost as long as I have been performing, coming up on 10 years. I started teaching beginners when I was just a teenager, and as I learned more about pedagogy and about piano myself, I branched into teaching more advanced students. To date, I have taught lessons to over 100 different students ranging in age from 5 to 70, and ranging in skill from complete beginner to college piano performance major. I have the ability to teach students at any level. I have taught complete beginners how to read music and have good posture for the first time, and I have worked with advanced students who are polishing pieces for an audition or competition. I have fixed technical struggles and helped students overcome pain in their playing, and taught students how to think more consciously about how to interpret a piece. Not every student is going to think I’m the best fit for them. I expect consistent practice, completion of assignments, and attention to detail in music. I have had many trial lessons that don’t pan out because the student or parent thinks my expectations are too high for them. Make no mistake; I expect a lot, but I also care deeply about music and have great understanding and sympathy for those who genuinely try. Whether your goal is to learn to read music, improve rhythm, learn to play the great classical repertoire, or simply have a good time learning the piano, I can and will help you achieve it. If you want to learn and read more about me as a pianist, check out my website. Lessons are either online over Zoom or in person at my studio in downtown Peekskill, NY. Contact me with any questions and set up a trial lesson today!

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Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How much are singing lessons?

Singing lessons cost $50 per hour, on average. Hourly rates can range anywhere from $40-$80. However, some vocal instructors may charge flat rates or offer packages. They may also offer 30-minute lessons for a lower price. Or, they might require monthly tuition for ongoing classes. It depends on the voice coach. 

Contact vocal instructors near you to get a sense of how much singing lessons cost in your area.

How much are cello lessons?

Cello lessons are a great way to anchor and guide your cello practice, regardless of your skill level. From top symphony performers to first-time music students in elementary school, cello lessons correct your flaws and help your strengths shine. The cost of cello lessons will vary, depending on the reputation and experience of your teacher, the length and frequency of your lessons, and where you live. Students who have regularly scheduled lessons and pay in advance often pay less per lesson than drop-in students who schedule lessons as needed. Here are some examples of average cello lesson costs:

  • 30-minute cello lesson: $30, when a minimum of 4 lessons per month are pre-paid.
    • Cost for drop-in lesson: $35.
  • 45-minute cello lesson: $35, when a minimum of 4 lessons per month are pre-paid.
    • Cost for drop-in lesson: $40-$45.
  • 60-minute cello lesson: $40, when a minimum of 4 lessons per month are pre-paid.
    • Cost for drop-in lesson: $50-$55.

How hard is it to learn to play the cello?

Taking cello lessons can be a rewarding experience for students young and old. The rich sound of the cello is well-loved in classical music and is found in all genres of contemporary music from modern folk to rock. As with any instrument, how hard it is to learn to play cello depends on the practice and dedication you put into it. It’s true that some people are naturally more adept at learning instruments than others, but with lessons and a daily commitment, you too can learn to play the cello.

Cello lessons can be a smart investment, especially for new players. Even professional cellists benefit greatly from ongoing training, but for those new to cello it’s especially important for forming a strong foundation for playing. From the proper posture to understanding finger positions, regular cello lessons give you a benchmark to measure your daily practice against. With a professional cello teacher guiding you, the sky’s the limit.

What are singing lessons like?

Every voice coach may have a different style of teaching, but here are a few things you'll likely experience during a singing lesson: 

  • Explaining to the instructor what you want to improve on.
  • Going through a few breathing and riff exercises.
  • Receiving constructive feedback and criticism from the instructor.

Before your first voice lesson, you can ask your instructor what you should expect and how to prepare.

How many singing lessons do I need?

It depends on what you’re hoping to accomplish with your singing lessons. Consult a highly rated vocal instructor to determine how many lessons you should take — and how often you should take them.

Do singing lessons actually work?

Yes, many students who’ve taken singing lessons say that their singing has gotten better. To find out if voice coaches near you have successfully taught others how to sing, read their customer reviews on Thumbtack.

What is a good age to start vocal lessons?

Whether you’re a novice or experienced singer, it’s never too late to start taking vocal lessons.

If you’re thinking about signing up your child for voice lessons, keep in mind that some instructors recommend waiting until their voice settles after puberty. Talk to voice coaches near you to find out if now's the time for you (or your child) to start taking lessons.

Where can you get singing lessons?

You can receive singing lessons from a vocal instructor or voice coach on Thumbtack. Some instructors offer virtual lessons, while others may require you to come into a studio for instruction. 

How can I find a good voice teacher?

Use Thumbtack to find a good, top-rated voice teacher near you. With Thumbtack, you can view the teachers’ profiles, read their client testimonials and check their ratings. To ensure you hire the best instructor, ask them questions about their credentials and success with other students. You should also get cost estimates from at least three instructors before you make your decision.

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