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Online Music Teachers - Find Your Music Tutor

Connor D.
Hello! My name is Connor Davis. I am a current sophomore at New York University majoring in Music Technology and Computer Science. I have been playing guitar for over 12 years, and have a lot of experience mixing/mastering in Logic Pro X. I especially love working with kids, though I'm happy to teach anyone who is interested in improving their skills. I'm super excited to teach you either guitar or mixing/mastering, and I hope to see you soon! Also, please reach out if you are interested in taking lessons from me but my availability does not work for you, I'll do my best to find a time that does!

Blaine B.
Blaine Black is a third-year electronic music composer and performer studying electronic music composition at Carnegie Mellon University. Diverging from his path as a classically trained percussionist and rock drummer, he began composing electronic music eight years ago. Using Ableton Live and Max/MSP to design complex sounds, he colors the sound spectrum with powerful rhythms and captivating textures. He is currently working on an album titled Material Neverland that draws influences from dubstep, math rock, hard rock, drum and bass, and noise. Additionally, he is in the process of writing several other remixes and singles to be released. Blaine’s latest audiovisual work “Ugomeki” was recently accepted to both the New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival and the International Computer Music Conference in Shenzhen, China. In addition to his work as a composer, Blaine creates interactive software tools for other electronic musicians to incorporate in their creative process.

Kelsey S.
Kelsey is a vocalist, pianist, and audio engineer from Nicholasville, KY. She received her Bachelors’ in Vocal Performance and Music Technology at Bellarmine University. Kelsey is familiar with many styles of voice, studying classical, jazz, musical theater, in university and beyond. Kelsey has also studied advanced MIDI, recording techniques, electro-acoustic music, and soundtrack music in university for Logic Pro X and Ableton. Kelsey has taught digital music since 2019, starting by teaching at a volunteer program for disadvantaged communities in Louisville. Kelsey has also student directed the West Jessamine Middle School A Cappella choir, where she won the Best Student Arrangement Award at Voices in Harmony IV. Kelsey performed with Bellarmine’s Nouveau Gumbo jazz ensemble for two years, including last year when they performed at Euphoria Studios in New York City for Craig Harris, trombonist and score composer for "Judas and the Black Messiah".

Angel J.
It's a me, AJ, and here are some fun facts about me: - I enjoy making/mixing music - I played the flute professionally for 7+ years - My favorite genre of music is video game soundtracks - Other than music, I like to DJ and do some outdoor running

Alex T.
Alex Thomen is a producer and composer currently based in Kansas City, Missouri. He received his Bachelors degree in Music Composition from Kansas State University and his Masters degree in Commercial Music Composition and Arranging from Belmont University. He has taught various classes on music, production, audio engineering, composition, and piano performance at the collegiate level. In addition, Thomen also teaches online Music Production courses through Point Blank Music School. He also works as a Pro Audio Instructor and Author for ProMedia Training, the #1 largest authorized AVID Pro Tools training organization in the U.S. When he’s not composing or teaching, Thomen can be found at Unlabeled Music Services in Kansas City, working as an audio engineer for various KC-based musicians and songwriters.

Andrew B.
Music has always been a big part of my life. I used to sing in the church choir when I young, and I began learning the clarinet in 5th grade. In 7th grade, I taught myself the trumpet because I wanted to join the jazz band. I also began teaching myself other instruments too, like the saxophone, trombone, piano, guitar, and drums. Midway through high school, I started getting more serious about jazz, and joined a couple of weekly programs in Detroit where I got to play with and learn from top notch jazz musicians. This inspired me to continue to study jazz in college, and that's where I am now! I have all kinds of experience playing with and learning from the biggest names on the local and national jazz scene. I may be young, but I've been teaching in person private lessons for years on trumpet, and many of my former students are also on the road to pursuing music in their future.

