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I can teach students theory, harmony, ear training, improvisation, how to play their favorite songs, how to create their own music, and how to read both tablature and sheet music.

Hi! My name is Owen and I am an Australian multi-instrumentalist and composer living in Buenos Aires. I play (and teach) the following instruments: - Bandoneón - Flute (plus some other flutes such as quena, quenacho, tin whistle. - Alto and Bari Sax I work a lot as a composer and arranger and give classes in: - Music Theory (Classical and Jazz) - Arranging and composition…

Composer, music theorist, and conductor from Rome, currently studying for a Master’s degree in Composition and Conducting at the Guildhall School of Music. I previously completed a BMus in Composition at Guildhall, where I was awarded the Lord Mayor’s Prize for Outstanding Academic Achievement. As a conductor, I regularly work with professional, student, and amateur orchestras.

Merlyn Kelly is a professional bassist from Los Angeles, now based in Tokyo, with extensive international touring and recording experience. Skilled in electric, upright, and synth bass, he has performed in over 30 countries across genres including pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, and more.

Hello my name is Jon Busch and I am a classical musician specializing in French horn, score reading/arranging, composition, Sibelius music notation, brass and more. I study with the previous Principal Horn of the New York Philharmonic, Philip Myers and hold a degree from NYU. I am active in the freelance market and on the audition trail worldwide.

Hi, I’m Yonatan. I'm a passionate music educator with nearly 10 years of teaching experience. I recently earned a master’s degree from the Eastman School of Music, and before that, I studied trombone and composition in Milan, Italy.

I am a dedicated musician with a strong passion for guitar performance and music composition. Since beginning my musical journey in 2013, I have focused on flamenco and pop styles, while also exploring jazz and rock. With an academic background in music and hands-on experience in teaching, live performance, and music production, I strive to grow both as an educator and an artist.

I approach music with a holistic mindset: with work ethic and discipline, yet also empathy and passion from the student's perspective. I see music as a tool to enhance the expression that already exists within the individual, while pinpointing necessary skills that still need to be developed.

Sometimes, I wish composing was as easy as making yogurt—once started, it would essentially create more of itself. Even though that is definitely not the case, I generally still take more enjoyment in the disorderly scrawls on the manuscript paper piling up on my desk than in the tangy bacteria cultures in my crockpot.

Profile As a 40 year working musician in Southern California, Mark Carter brings a wealth of experience and information to help his students create music on the guitar, while making each lesson a informative and joyful experience. Mark taught Guitar lessons from 1985-2020 at Singer Music La Puente, CA Develops Lesson curriculum based on student skill level Builds rapport with…