

Johnny Wicker Music Lessons
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Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 18 - 25 years old • No formal training • Can't read music • Traditional drum kit • Snare drum • Bass drum • What the teacher recommends • Rock • No, but the student is planning to purchase drums and would like the teacher's advice on it • 30 minutes • Remotely (phone or internet)
Hired on Thumbtack
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 45 - 64 years old • No formal training • No, cannot read music • Acoustic • Country • Folk • What the teacher recommends • No, but the student is planning to purchase an instrument • 30 minutes • At the pro’s location • Remotely (phone or internet)
Hired on Thumbtack
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 26 - 44 years old • No formal training; some self-taught experience • No, cannot read music • Acoustic • Folk • What the teacher recommends • Yes, the student has an instrument • 30 minutes • At the pro’s location • Remotely (phone or internet)
Hired on Thumbtack
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 26 - 44 years old • No formal training; some self-taught experience • Yes, can read music staff • Acoustic • Rock • Blues • Folk • Yes, the student has an instrument • 30 minutes • Remotely (phone or internet)
Johnny Wicker
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I offer 45 minute lessons for ($50) and 30 minute lessons for ($40). Most of my students have 1 lesson a week and pay monthly. I also offer a 20% discount on their first month.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
When working with a new student I like to start with few questions to learn a little bit about their musical history and what inspires them. I usually ask them how long have they’ve been playing, if they have had ever lessons before, and what kind of music or artists they like. I also like to have students play something for me so I can see their style and where their skill level is. These things help me provide a learning path for the student.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I attended Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, NC for an associates degree in music. There I studied piano, music theory, and also achieved an education in Jazz performance. Around the same time I studied privately with one of Charlotte’s greatest drummers for many years. I’ve also gained a lot of experience through teaching, which I’ve been doing for 10 years now. Ultimately, all of these things contribute to my ability to teach multiple instruments and various skill levels.