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Hello! My name is John, and I am a Music Educator and Clarinetist from Long Island, NY! I am graduating from the Crane School of Music this year with a BM in Music Education and a BM in Music Theory, with a concentration in Clarinet Performance. I am most passionate about sharing the many joys and lessons that music can bring to the world, and how beneficial performing and studying music can be to the individual! My courses are always flexible, and personalized to you, my student! Outside of music, I am also a soccer coach, and love to play chess!

Hello everyone! My name is Chris, I'm an American musician from Seattle. My ultimate goal as a teacher is to be able to meet every student where they're at in order to help them achieve and exceed their personal musical goals. I achieve this by creating an encouraging atmosphere in lessons, with a healthy mix of fun and hard work. My background is in classical voice (Bachelor's of Voice from the University of Washington) as well as rock/pop guitar and songwriting. I look forward to meeting you!

I am a violinist in New Orleans who specializes in jazz and other improvisational styles of music. I also have experience and expertise in theory and composition, particularly as it relates to jazz and improvisation

I graduated in Classical Composition in Brazil (where I was born and raised), then I moved to Athens (Georgia) in 2021, since then I did a Master’s Degree in Music Performance - double bass, and I pursuing my Doctoral Degree also in Performance (double bass). In Brazil, I graduated also in electric bass that I play since my 9 years old. I teach for 12 years now double bass, electric bass, and music theory passing through all kinds of students (7 to 80 years old) and purposes (hobby, semi-profisseonal, and professional).

I have been teaching for my entire professional life, after a very brief career as a touring composer/performer. I regard myself as self-taught in spite of my many years of education: I never really started learning how and what to teach until I actually was doing it! I found it a fascinating experience and I am still learning. Some of the courses I taught at the San Francisco Conservatory are Music Composition, Harmony, Counterpoint (18th C.), The Music of Stravinsky, Early Music of Alban Berg, Sonata Forms, Twentieth Century Music, German Song, 18th - 20th Centuries, "Architectonics": experiments in compositional processes from the Middle Ages to the present; and Electronic Music: history, literature, and practice; social roles of electronic music (advertising, propaganda, and music as medicine); Electronic Music: studio techniques.

Guitarist, composer and producer Rod Ferreira has performed across the USA sharing the stage with lots of talented musicians. He has recorded several albums and enjoys teaching musicians of all ages and styles. While living in Brazil he earned several diplomas in piano, harmonica, bass, music theory and guitar. Graduated with a bachelor's degree in music from the University of North Dakota he started to teach guitar at several music schools and studios which lead him to write three guitar guides.

Hello! I am Grace. Recently I graduated from university with a bachelor's of science in music performance. The piano has been a passion of mine since I was a child. The role of the teacher and student is a significant part of my philosophy of music. We are first inspired to play, we then learn, perform, and inspire others to play. Teachers and students are what keep this music cycle going! Besides geeking out over piano and music theory, I enjoy taking walks with my new dog, drinking coffee, and watching new shows with friends. I look forward to meeting you and helping you enter this musical journey!

Hi! I'm Veronica and I'm a senior at Williams College studying music and psychology. I have over a decade of flute performance experience and have performed with ensembles at the New England Conservatory Prep, New England Music Camp, Rivers School Conservatory, Noble and Greenough School, and Williams College. I have been selected to perform in an Honor Recital at New England Music Camp and have performed in MMEA Eastern District Festivals. In Fall of 2021, I spent my semester abroad in Vienna, Austria to study flute performance, chamber music, and composition. Notable teachers include Jacqueline DeVoe, Furugh Karimi, Ulrike Anton, Sarah Schettler, Jessica Lizak, and Ellen Bender. I am excited to be a part of your musical journey.

I am currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Violin performance. I have performed many times in New York City's prestigious Carnegie Hall, in both the Stern and Weill auditoriums, from being a finalist in many competitions. I have also participated in festivals across the US, like the Meadowmount School of Music, as well as internationally. My most recent international venues were across north eastern Italy, playing in castles, and concert halls, and also touring with the New York Youth Symphony. I have been lucky enough to be a soloist for Vivaldi Four Seasons, and the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto. I have extensive chamber music as well as concertmaster experience. I was a eurhythmics and solfege tutor at Carnegie Mellon University. I've also had my pieces performed by my high school orchestra, as well as Mannes faculty. In addition to music I love traveling, playing tennis and ping pong, and strategy games. I look forward to teaching you!

Hi! My name is Sebastian but most people call me Seby. I'm from Monterrey, Mexico and I have been involved with music in some way, shape or form my entire life. Currently, I'm getting a major on Electrical Engineering and a minor in Music from Stanford University. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions!