alex cw music teacher

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Offers remote services

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$45/hour

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Introduction: my name is Alex cook williams. I have 18 years of experience playing guitar and bass. I also play cello, banjo, violin, mandolin, trumpet and drums. I teach a wide variety of styles or genres of music.

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Serves Newtonville, MA

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2 years in business

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Venmo

This pro indicated that they reviewed CDC safety guidelines for COVID-19 and pledged to do the following:

Maintain 6 feet of distance from customers

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Bass Guitar Lessons

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Abhshek R.

Alex has been teaching guitar to my son since last 10 months. I have seen amazing progress in my son’s guitar skills. He is now thorough with Chords, transition, progression, pentatonic scales and a couple of songs. Alex is thoroughly professional, responsive and most importantly patient. I would recommend Alex any day.

Jun 25, 2021

Vijay E.

Alex has been a great guitar teacher for my 12 year old daughter in teaching various chords, pentatonic scales, finger-picking and strumming techniques. He has helped rate, recommend and pick songs for her skill level and worked with us at various levels for fun learning experience. Alex has been punctual and very talented. I highly recommend Alex to anyone looking to learn guitar.

Jun 14, 2021

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Alex Cook-Williams

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
30$ for half an hour 40$ for 45 mins 50$ for an hour
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I ask the student some questions to determine how much experience they have. For begginers i recommend learning all the chords that are easy to play and some scales and riffing exercises and then move on to learning songs from there. For more advanced students i would recommend to focus more on song writing.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
18 years of experience on guitar and bass. Ive taken lessons from 6 teachers over the years.