Music Theory Lessons in East Otis, MA. Amazing Teachers.

How to apply theory in all instruments. Song writing and through better technique in each instrument.

Graduate of Berklee College of Music, considered by many to be the top conservatory in the world.

Primary styles of expertise: jazz(all sub-genres), blues, rock(all sub-genres), metal, classical, pop, folk, country, R&B(classic and modern)

Extensive experience (25 years) with every kind of student at every skill level.

Specialization in college/conservatory preparation, all styles and skill levels.

Taught thousands of students all over the country.

Developed proven methods for each type of student's learning style, to improve student abilities quickly and efficiently.

Built a reputation as one of the top teachers in the D.C. area with proven methods that work.

Have you always had a hard time with the Circle of Fifths, or never could quite understand the purpose of modes? Well, I've been there too, and I can help!

Music Theory is a struggle for everyone, but over the years I've reached a deep understanding with it, and found it very helpful for me as a musician.

In our first lesson, I will likely ask you to demonstrate your level to me, so that I can better understand your strengths and weaknesses and go from there. You can expect to come away from our first lesson with some learning materials, a plan for going forward, and an encouraging start to our journey as music theorists together!

Experienced music theory teacher of over eight years, available for eager students of all experience levels and ages. I structure my lessons so students learn what they want to learn, while also building a strong foundation of theory skills, which are a vital foundation to learning any instrument. I specialize in working at the student's pace and needs, typically use personal material that is skewed towards the student's level.

I’ve been teaching violin, voice, guitar, bass, ukulele, piano and theory/composition for over a decade, and pride myself on making lessons for specific peoples’ goals and needs, and making sure it’s fun while I’m doing so. Over the years I’ve spoken to so many people who once expressed interest in learning music until they had a teacher uninspire them through rigid, judgmental pedagogy - and I never want to do that! My students have fun and learn about music (and sometimes even a bit more about themselves), and leave with a furthered curiosity about music. I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I love music theory and enjoy teaching it greatly. I think it's so great because there is one right way and once you understand it you know it for life. I think it is very important for any musician to understand the theory behind what they are doing in order to fully appreciate the music.