Steinway & Sons is pleased to recognize Susan Swenson 2016 Top Music Teacher as voted by Steinway Piano Gallery of Nashville. She offers voice, piano, guitar, and ukulele private instructio...more
Ron Hartwell's Summary
Projects include:
Different Hats Dance Orchestra
- Swing, Jazz, Dixieland, Jump Jive & Wail
Lizz & Rex Jazz Combo
- Jazz Standards, Broa...more
Music is my Heart and Soul! I write it, sing it, play it, and teach it! Teaching is also close to my heart. I have a degree in Education, and have been a teacher of "all" ages for 30 years. I've wor...more
Each lesson is taught under the oversight and philosophy of Joe Ferrante, a graduate of the USC Thornton School of Music in Music Theory & Composition with an emphasis in Scoring for Motion Pictu...more
I have been teaching music for over 20 years. In addition to private lessons in my studio and online lessons, I also conduct after school music programs at these local schools:
Unive...more
No instrument has had such a heavy impact on the music of the last century than the guitar. The heart of rock ‘n' roll, the siren of blues, and the backbone of folk, the guitar is the constant variable in a variety of musical genres. The guitar remains one of the most widely played musical instruments across the entire world. Whether electric or acoustic, six or twelve strings, learning to play a guitar is one of the most gratifying processes a new musician can go through.
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How To Practice Without Your Guitar
Ever wished you could practice your guitar chops without the instrument itself? A good guess is...you probably have. Just because you cannot always have your guitar with you, it shouldn't mean that you won't be thinking about it...or even playing some air guitar as you imagine your fingers on the strings. It won't matter if you need to work, travel, rest, and do other things. It’s very possible to practice without your guitar on your commute to and from work, during your tea or lunch break, a bus journey, or even on a long haul flight.
Here are some of ...read more
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