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Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Voice, Jazz Voice, Pop Vocals, Music Theater, Freestyle, Rap Style and Lyric Vocals, Classical Piano, Jazz Piano, Keyboard, Organ, Accordion, Violin, Cello

I taught myself music from scratch. It was a rough process. But it made me firmly believe anyone can learn music. If you can count to 8, you can play music on nearly any instrument. Musicians make music seem more complicated than it actually is. I love teaching music theory like a language and I think it's important to start jamming as soon as possible. Before I was a music teacher, I was a behavioral therapist working with non vocal clients with autism. I do my best to condense lessons into a series of behaviors that build over time and teach a strong understanding of music theory.

Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Piano, Jazz Piano, Keyboard, Drums, Trumpet, Cornet, French Horn

I come from a classical background but most of my real world experience is in rock and pop. I attended Goldsmiths University London where I specialised in jazz performance, music tech and musical composition and I have toured extensively with both originals bands and function bands including performing on a cruise around the U.K. I spent the last 3 years working with Just Play music school in London where I lead ensembles and one on one lessons both in person and online. I’m a committed, patient and enthusiastic educator and I’ve had the pleasure of working with children and adults from a diverse range of abilities and backgrounds.

Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Freestyle, Classical Piano

Marco William Duranti has been described as “a versatile musician, a classical guitarist who likes to look outside his window”. The gift of composition has led him to seek ideas outside the normal parameters of the classical guitar. His principal aim has always been to create new compositions for the classical guitar, rather than adaptations of music from other instruments or sources. He says “I like to implement and adapt ideas from the outside, mould them and make them a property of the guitar, rather than make the guitar a property of the transcription". At the same time, Duranti turns this idea on its head by taking ideas that come from the guitar and adapting them to other musical contexts. This is frequently his method in composing film scores or rock music. This approach comes from his early learning and family roots: his family were artist-artisans and had, as friends, opera, rock and classical musicians, painters and sculptors. He has an enduring love of 60's and 70's music of various styles, including the most beautiful period of classical music recordings. Duranti says he does not seek originality in music, but believes in the uniqueness of a composition stemming from many factors, including the character and ability of the performer. Duranti’s ideas are underpinned by a solid practical and theoretical education: he describes a “progressive and passionate study of music theory and the guitar” at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto under John Perrone and later in Rome under Mario Gangi. As a schoolboy, he also learned to play the blues from a street musician, giving him another perspective on the guitar. Duranti’s music career has suffered challenges and interruptions which have obliged him to explore new directions. He has made many original recordings, ranging from classical guitar to rock concept albums, and film music. He performed extensively in Italy for many years. Duranti says “this long journey is not over yet - I hope I will be able to produce more works and hopefully leave something worth mentioning!”

Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Piano, Jazz Piano, Keyboard, Violin, Drums

Hi my name is Jesus I'm an African/Venezuelan musician currently living in Spain, I have been playing since I was a child and I am more than happy to help you to achieve your goals no matter how hard they may seem. We can accomplish them together and overcome any barrier to make you the next Rockstar/Popstar. Let's go! I've been teaching for 15 years. My style adapts to your own individual needs. Classes will focys on your skills and strengthening your weakness. I am not the kind of teacher who focuses on one specific skill, method or style when it comes to the music itself or my teaching methods. I'm going to teach you how to develop your own version of music.

Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Electric Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Voice, Pop Vocals, Music Theater, Classical Piano, Keyboard, Violin, Cello

I hold a Master of Music in Composition from the University of South Carolina School of Music and have over five years of experience teaching private lessons in violin, guitar, voice, music theory, and composition. My studio includes students of all ages, from elementary through adult. In addition to my work as a teacher, I’m an active composer and recording artist, though my true passion lies in making music education accessible and meaningful. I believe every student thrives when their individuality is respected and their interests are nurtured. My lessons are learner-focused, interdisciplinary, and designed to be engaging and personalized. Alongside technique, I teach students to read standard notation, tablature, and chord charts, while integrating foundational music theory, aural skills, and improvisation. My goal is to help students understand the music they love and gain the confidence to express themselves creatively. With consistent practice, my students make steady progress and develop both skill and musical insight.

Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Rock Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I have built my career as a performing musician in the jazz and songwriting scenes across South America, Europe, and the United States—sharing my original music and collaborating with a wide range of artists. My performances have taken me to notable venues such as Porgy & Bess (Vienna), Zig-Zag Jazz Club (Berlin), and Bota Anjos (Lisbon), among others. My deep passion for composing and improvising has shaped not only my artistic identity but also my approach to teaching. I truly enjoy sharing my experience with people who are curious, motivated, and eager to pursue the lifelong journey of music. Whether you’re developing your voice as a songwriter, strengthening your improvisation skills, or exploring jazz performance, I aim to guide you with insight, encouragement, and creativity.

Flamenco Guitar

My name is Vital Mezery. I am a Flamenco guitar coach. I have traditional Flamenco guitar education and only play Flamenco on the guitar. I started my guitar studies in 2013. After trying to learn by myself from YouTube videos and understanding that it leads me nowhere I went to study with a known local teacher who in the end of my studies gave me a certificate of his school. I also participated in Flamenco guitar seminars where I studied with Flamenco greats such as Serranito, Chicuelo and Jose Antonio Rodriguez. My great passion is to teach and explain the reality of Flamenco music with seriousness and responsibility which I know I do very good. I explain Flamenco style by style. I use a method which eliminates the problems that the traditional way of teaching Flamenco usually generates (you have to born Andalusian, you must feel, never count just repeat etc.). Until now I have taught Flamenco guitar to students from USA, Spain, Germany, Italy, India, Russia, Israel and England.