FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
You get exactly what you pay for. Actually let me rephrase, you get much more than what you pay for my lessons. You get a nice teacher, vert patience, open to work differently with every student. A teacher that inspires and motivate his students. A teacher with tons of experience with teaching and performing that will lead you the right and fastest steps to become amazing at playing guitar. A teacher that will save your time and show you exactly what to practice, when, and for how long. Other than that, please read about the level of my expertise in my Skype promotional video here, my website, and even Wikipedia! You get a teacher with Masters in Music, that performed worldwide, recorded three albums, been on TV and radio and more. An outstanding teacher is needed for all levels - not only advanced students. As a beginner, with the right teacher you can get to places that you've never dreamed of and save a ton of time on the way. Would you rather pay $40 per week for a whole year and make a mediocre progress with potentiality some mistakes and wrong things you've learned along the way, or pay $90 or even $120 per lesson and get where you want in half of the time? and be more knowledgeable, motivated and confident than anybody else? Only you can answer this question.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have Masters in Music and I am also an active musician in New York and worldwide, leading my own band in venues such as the Blue Note New York, Atlanta Jazz Festival, DC Jazz Festival, and venues in other countries: Canada, South America, Europe and more. I have many students on Skype worldwide and I specialize in jazz Skype lessons for beginners to advanced and worked with many countries and states such as: LA, Boston, Texas, Seattle, New York, Toronto, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Germany, Sweden, and more and more :) as well as students coming to my studio in Brooklyn.
- Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?
Years ago I started working with a new student on all the stuff he needs in order to get into Berklee College of Music . We worked on that very hard and covered many different aspects of what's needed both on the music side and on how to act in the audition itself. A few months ago he had his audition and he got accepted! It's not the first time I'm successfully preparing a student for an audition at a music college, but every time I do it's such a great satisfaction!