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TESTIMONIALS "I really enjoy my lessons each week and my instructor always knows how to adapt to my interests...keeps me motivated to keep playing!" "The lessons have helped me get into playing after so many years. It has also me to understand further in detail how things are put together." "We have had a wonderful experience with your method of instruction." "Everyone is very friendly, patient and interested in MUSIC! Jenny doesn't feel pressured. She wants to enjoy taking lessons and she does. It's relaxed and fun. Thank you for your great school!"
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Programs and Activities Location & Facility Long Beach School of Music is minutes away from the 405 and 605 freeways, right next to Heartwell Park, less than half a mile from the Long Beach Town Centre. Centrally located in the middle of Long Beach's Bixby Knolls, El Dorado Park Estates, and College Park Estates neighborhoods; convenient for residents of Lakewood, Cerritos, Cypress, Los Alamitos and Rossmoor.
1928 Julius Bauer Grand Piano in Studio B Student Population Facts about Long Beach School of Music students: One out of four students is an adult studying music for personal enrichment. We have a higher percentage of adult students than any other music school or independent teaching studio. Our students come from the following cities: Long Beach, Bellflower, Cerritos, Lakewood, Compton, Carson, South Gate, Whittier, Cypress, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Seal Beach, and Huntington Beach. About the School Staff Noah Kelly, Administrative Assistant, answers questions, handles scheduling, billing, phone calls, frequently bicycles to work, AND color coordinates his outfit with the Long Beach school's color theme. Andrya Hammond, Administrative Assistant, loves interacting with parents, teachers and students at the Redondo Beach Guitar School and South Bay School of Music. Guest Artists Victor Alexeeff, composer, world-class concert pianist. A child prodigy by the age of six, Victor Alexeeff was awarded a full scholarship to study with world-reknowned music educator Boris Berlin at Toronto's Royal Conservatory of Music. Terry Plumeri, film score composer and conductor. Terry Plumeri has just completed recording the 4th, 5th and 6th symphonies of Tchaikovsky as conductor of the Moscow Philharmonic for a fall 2007 release on the GMMC CD label. Terry's innovative style of bowing jazz solos on the acoustic bass has garnered comments like "Stunning…a very high level of music" from the Washington Post. "Terry Plumeri's bowed bass work is endlessly compelling" from allaboutjazz.com. "Extraordinary bowing facility" from Jazz Improv Magazine. In speaking about his latest jazz release Blue In Green, Jazz Improv Magazine has said "The performances and solo improvisations on the parts of Terry Plumeri on bass, David Goldblatt on piano and Joe La Barbera on drums are outstanding. Blue In Green is an album bubbling with creativity, interactivity, magnificent improvisations, and the combined experience, sensitivity, and desire of three consummate musicians performing eight essential pieces from the jazz and standard repertoire. Go and listen." While on scholarship to Manhattan School of Music in New York City, Terry studied with Robert Brennand, principal bass of the New York Philharmonic. During his period as a bassist with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington D.C., he studied composition and conducting with the Hungarian conductor/composer Antal Dorati, himself a student of the legendary Bela Bartok. During the past 15 years he has written the music to 55 feature films, which includes the score to the award winning crime story One False Move, which has recently been added to the "New York Times List of the 1000 Best Films Ever Made". His score for One False Move was nominated for Best Score by the IFP Spirit Awards. Terry's lectures on music have been heard at the Smithsonian Institute, Georgetown University, Maryland Art Institute and University of Southern California as well as in his private classes in the Los Angeles area on the Vocabulary and Psychology of the Music of Bernard Herrmann in the Alfred Hitchcock thriller, Psycho. Terry has played with such jazz greats as Cannonball Adderley, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Quincy Jones, Arthur Prysock, Frank Sinatra, Joe Williams, Les McCann, Yusef Lateef, John Abercrombie and Woody Herman. Notable performances include Carniegie Hall/New York City, Albert Hall/London, Herodicus Atticus Theater/Athens, Tchaikovsky Hall/Moscow, as well as the Newport, Monterey and Montreux jazz festivals. All Styles — All Levels — All Ages Guitar Recitals Piano Recitals Workshops Performance Technique Sight Reading Improvisation Song Writing Composition & Arranging Advanced Technique Preschool Music Program Rock School Summer Camp Homeschool Music Why Choose Long Beach School of Music's Guitar School? Clinics & Workshops Guitar effects; what they are and how to use them Playing in a jam band Soloing technique on guitar bass and piano Styles Blues Jams Improvisation Classes . Consultations
There will be instructors available (in person or by phone) if students need extra help on their assignments. We have installed computers with various music programs so students can come in before, or stay after the lesson to work on music assignments. Recitals and Workshops Recitals with a live band for guitar, drum, keyboard and bass students. We've put together professional bands,and presented programs of student performances on a Sunday afternoon. Recitals are ongoing events up to four times a year. As well, we hold smaller informal in-studio recitals for less experienced students, and younger students. For information about the school's classical piano and jazz piano program click on piano lessons. Check out News and Gallery to find out about our latest recital and "works-in-progress" workshops. Master Classes, Instructor and Guest Performances
. Long Beach School of Music instructors perform small informal concerts for current students. Various Guest Artists teach master classes in classical piano as well jazz piano, and jazz ensemble performance. . Jam Sessions for intermediate to advanced students Jam sessions are opportunities to get together with other student musicians and teachers and play. All students are welcome to come and listen. Instructional Material The school has been supplying guitar and bass students with the necessary material for a low fee so there is usually no need to buy extra books. We help choose the right lesson material that is appropriate for each individual. More Reasons to Choose Long Beach School of Music & the Long Beach Guitar School Greater Variety of Programs Than Most Music Schools Great Location & Atmosphere Professional Instructors Specialties That Include: Reading Music (standard notation and tablature) Writing Music Composition Improvisation Styles Songwriting Music Theory Rock School Summer Camp Homeschool Programs Autism Spectrum Disorder and other special needs students. For the last several years our instructors have had many opportunities to work with special needs children, especially those with autism spectrum disorder. Our music schools are run with the philosophy that all students are not alike and should be educated in the way that is most helpful to the student; that group or classroom instruction is not as individualized as most students need in order for them to achieve the greatest success; and finally, that all instruction should be on a one-on-one basis so as to fully focus on a students specific needs and interests. This customized approach to teaching fits the special needs students since no one program or approach will benefit all students, special needs or not. One-on-one music lessons in a regular music school environment are an opportunity for these students to participate in a mainstream activity without the distraction of other students in the room. Spring '05 Recital
Chris Pierce - Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Let It Be” by The Beatles Kasey Mandelbaum – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Wish You Were Here” by Pink Floyd Alex Wright - Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Bony-uar Stomp” by Led Zepplin Kaelee Epstein– Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett All American Rejects song Theresa Kammermeier – Bass, Jake Larsen – Guitar & Ralph Le Clerque – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett & Tim Wingate “Blues Jam” Marshall Conrad – Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Tangerine” by Led Zepplin Cody Dill – Piano Instructor: Lisa Kato “Smoke On The Water” by Deep Purple Ryan Silva – Guitar & Jim Cody - Bass Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Iron Man” by Black Sabbath Reikin Lin - Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “Let It Be” solo by the Beatles Adam & Kyle Greenway – Guitars Instructor: Ryan Faye “Help” by The Beatles Ashleigh Troutman – Guitar Instructor: David Green “Cradle Song” by Brahms Katelyn Henderson Instructor: Dan Krier “Horse With No Name” by America Cory – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Crazy Train” by Ozzy Osbourne Zach Di Lello – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Daytripper” by The Beatles Brian Campbell – Bass Instructor: Tony Alvarez “Black Magic Woman” by Peter Green (as performed by Santana) Ivan Knowles – Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “Pipeline” Kylie Butler – Guitar & Vocals Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Smoke On The Water” by Deep Purple Michael Katzer – Guitar & Shant Ohanessian - Bass “D Jam” Original Improvisation Instructor: Mark Fitchett & Tony Alvarez Miles & Austin Lillard – Dobro & Banjo Instructors: Mark Shark & Mark Fitchett “Wildwood Flower” Jordan Davis – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Pinball Wizard” by The Who
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Ask yourself this question: “How would it feel to be able to
Awesome! That’s the usual answer, or fantastic!. Imagine the amazed look on your friends and family’s faces if you went to your instrument right this instant and started playing yours and everyone’s favorite songs with no effort whatsoever. That would definitely feel awesome! Even for someone with no prior musical experience our easy to follow instruction makes learning uncomplicated and fun – pretty much effortless. Every instructor is committed to finding the approach that works best for each person, and is patient and encouraging. Students can work at their own pace so they never have to feel stressed out. Pick the style of music and songs you want to play. Whether it’s songs from the Rock Band and Guitar Hero video games, classical, jazz, blues – you name it, we’ll teach it.
South Bay, Peninsula and Long Beach music students in an exultant mood following our Rock, Jazz & Blues Recital at the Golden Lotus Restaurant in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Young Children For parents that want their children to do more than sit around watching TV or playing video games, music lessons may be the answer. It's not just music lessons but life skills! Parents who enroll their kids in music lessons are encouraging their children to get involved in a productive, educational activity which is culturally enriching, and which develops the brain, intellect, motor skills, self-esteem and discipline. . Benefits: Education, development of work habits and discipline. Getting the child away from the TV, video games, and hanging out at the mall.
Close-up: 2005 Perzina Brothers 51" Vertical Piano located in Studio C of Long Beach School of Music More Experienced Music Students Beyond the basics, many musicians feel that they aren't progressing fast enough in their knowledge and playing abilities; or that what they've learned seems scattered and unrelated. For All Instrumentalists Blues, rock and jazz improvisation; performance skills, and practical music theory are all taught. Topics include improvisational techniques, scales beyond the basic major and minor, phrasing, chord progressions, progressive scale techniques, arpeggios, intervals, advanced chord construction, rhythm, scale and chord theory, definitions, transposition and musical styles. We believe that the majority of students get more out of their music lessons and progress at a much faster rate if they can learn the styles of music that they love. Every student is taught the same fundamentals in regards to music theory and technique. The only difference is, is that one person may be taught their "do re mi's" with their favorite rock band while another may learn the same basic theory, but with traditional classical repertoire.. All Ages, Styles & Skill Levels Instructors Piano | Guitar | Drums | Bass | Voice | Woodwinds | Trumpet | Violin Tony Alvarez Redondo Beach, Long Beach & Rancho Palos Verdes - Electric Bass Guitar, Acoustic Bass Lessons, Improvisation and Music Theory Anthony Shaddock Long Beach - Electric Bass Guitar, Acoustic Bass Lessons, Improvisation and Music Theory
Greg Alban Rancho Palos Verdes location only - Drum Lessons, Drum Set, Percussion, Technique Allen Ellis Long Beach - Drum & vibraphone lessons, drum set, percussion, technique Jack Greminger Long Beach - Drum Lessons, Drum Set, Percussion, Technique Keith Larsen Long Beach - Drum Lessons, Drum Set, Percussion, Technique Mark Fitchett Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes & Long Beach - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Songwriting, Composition and Improvisation Lessons. Rock School Summer Camp Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country. Band leader, The Mark Fitchett Band (contemporary / fusion jazz / rock / blues) & The Stephanie James Project (contemporary jazz). www.markfitchett.net For information on private lessons with Mark click here James Christopher Rock School Summer Camp Band leader, James Christopher Band (contemporary jazz). See recent performance at Long Beach Jazz Festival... Dan Krier Gregory Sisul Peter Cerenzio Clint Ellis Rock School Summer Camp Terje Lije (pronounced "Terry Lee") Rancho Palos Verdes location only - All levels, classical through jazz. Soprano, Tenor and Alto Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Improvisation. Jazz, Blues, Rock, Funk. Certificate of Merit exams. Mike Reznick (more info- click here) Lisa Michiko Kato Kay Ballard Long Beach - Beginning Piano Lessons, Music Teachers' Association of California-Long Beach Branch, Certificate of Merit exams Susan High Lilia Pershina More about Lilia click here Leeora Kronen Leslie Sharp Long Beach and Rancho Palos Verdes - Beginning through upper intermediate classical and jazz piano, incorporating voice and piano, solfeggio, music theory, technique. Blues pianist, Piano Accompanist for Annette Warren Smith's monthly voice workshops. Erika Snow Leslie Sharp Long Beach and Rancho Palos Verdes - Incorporating voice and piano, solfeggio, music theory, technique. Blues pianist, Piano Accompanist for Annette Warren Smith's monthly voice workshops. Sylvia Rodriquez Long Beach - Vocal technique, broadway, classical, pop, jazz voice lessons Nick Chaffee Long Beach Jazz, Classical, Rock, R&B
Connie Eilers Long Beach - Violin & Viola Lessons, Classical Repertoire, Technique, Music Theory, Beginning through Advanced Levels, Certificate of Merit, Royal College of Music exams
At our schools of music, we are dedicated to providing our students with the best possible learning environment. Our highly knowledgeable teachers are committed to finding the approach that works best for each individual. Whether a student just wants to learn enough to have fun playing a few favorite songs, or is an aspiring professional, our instructors will develop a customized music lesson plan especially tailored to fit their specific musical needs and interests. All lessons are one-on-one Our instructors include university graduates, as well as working professionals with many years of performing, recording and teaching experience. TEN QUESTIONS REGARDING GUITAR INSTRUCTION 1) "How much do I have to practice?" Many are under the impression that hours upon hours per week are needed to get good at playing the guitar. Unless you are planning on being a guitar superstar in the first few weeks, this is simply not true. If you can find 20 minutes to an hour a day, four or five days out of the week, you will noticeably progress. Generally, students find the more they accomplish, the more they are encouraged to practice. 2) "What if I have no musical talent?" Some worry about being "tone deaf" or that they have "no rhythm." Something we truly believe is that everyone has some sort of innate musical talent. Initially, some may appear to have it more obviously than others, but there are many instances when a student who seemed to be not getting it at first became the one that surpassed the rest. 3) "What if I don't have a guitar?" Guitars can be purchased relatively inexpensively. For under $300 one can get a decent acoustic guitar, or an electric guitar and a small amplifier. Used instruments can even be less. 4) "What if I don't know how to read music?" We can teach you, and our instructors will make it an enjoyable learning process. However, since most of what guitar does in popular styles is rhythm accompaniment, beginning guitar is usually is taught through a variety of other methods that make more sense to that style. As a student progresses beyond the beginning stages they will find that reading music is useful for more advanced musical understanding. Students are encouraged to make reading a part of their learning experience. 5) "What if I've never played a musical instrument before?" Learning a musical instrument does not require any background. Ultimately every musician has started from zero. All that is necessary is the desire, and a willingness to practice. 6) "What if my hands or fingers are too big or too small?" It is extremely rare that this ever true. Once a student realizes what needs to be stretched and how to work on this then they find that it's not as difficult as they imagined. Having a qualified instructor look at the individual is recommended. 7) "Why can't I teach myself?" We are of the opinion that instructional materials such as videos, DVDs, internet downloads, books and CDs, regardless of how good they are produced, are best studied with a competent teacher. It's not the student's fault! As good as these learning aids may be, the problem is, is that you can't ask them questions. Since everyone learns differently, there may be an issue if the method utilized by the various instructional materials is not one that works for you. This is where the experienced private instructor who can customize their approach to the individual enters into the picture. Once the basics have been mastered, then the various instructional materials available are much easier to deal with. 8) "How long will I have to take lessons before I can play anything?" Although this is a tricky question to answer because every student is different, the average is between two to four weeks before a student can start playing some simpler songs. 9) "How long to I have to keep taking lessons?" Our goal is to make the student self-sufficient so that after they learn the basics they can teach themselves. This could happen after just a few lessons. One doesn't necessarily need to keep taking lessons to learn enough to become a competent player. However, once a student gets involved in the guitar they often find that they enjoy the learning process so much that they want to keep it up and study techniques beyond the basic chordal accompaniment styles. 10) "Can you learn anything in a group class?" Yes, group classes can be useful as an introduction to playing an instrument. The problem is that everyone learns differently. This makes it difficult for an instructor to address each student's individual concerns as most group classes tend to be short and have a large number of students. Long Beach Rancho Palos Verdes Redondo Beach
Preschool Music Classes Peninsula School of Music offers preschool music classes designed to encourage the musical development and appreciation in preschool-aged children. In this group setting, children take critical first steps towards socialization, cooperation and group interaction skills. At the same time they are involved in a discipline that; develops the brain, intellect and motor skills; improves listening and concentration skills; and enhances math and literacy skills. Through sound: hearing, vocalizing, speaking and singing Improving language, vocal & speech development, memorization skills Through sight: visual games, drawing and coloring, identifying music symbols Learning spatial relationships & memorization skills Through movement: dancing, timing and rhythm games Improving motor skills, timing, balance, spatial concepts & coordination
Children will learn music symbol identification, rhythm, counting, and improvisation while developing basic music skills through encouraged exploration of their individual creative sides. They will learn various musical concepts on keyboards, guitars, stringed instruments and percussion as well as be exposed to other types of instruments and musical styles. Through singing, moving, listening, and playing musical instruments, our goal is to inspire a love of music that will stay with a child for life. Preschool music classes are 45 minutes long and meet twice a week for 8 to 12 weeks (depending on the length of the quarter)
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Rock Band 101 (click here) Rock Band 101 music students perform at Club 705 restaurant in Hermosa Beach, CA. More... 2008 State Convention
Six of our piano students received honors at the 2008 Music Teachers' Association of California State Convention. More... Certificate of Merit Results Click here for Long Beach and South Bay Student Honor Roll, State Convention, Branch Honors Recital lists. Pre-School Music Class Long Beach School of Music offers preschool music classes designed to encourage the musical development and appreciation in preschool-aged children. More... Private Lessons Ages 5 to 12 "We are so amazed at how wonderfully our girls are playing and how quickly they've progressed..." More... Teens "I appreciate that my piano teacher doesn’t force me to play repertoire that I hate. I love that I can bring in my favorite songs to the lessons and learn how to play them on the piano. I’ve learned how to play songs by Guns’n’Roses, Metallica, Ozzy Osborne, Van Halen, Boston, Journey, The Eagles, and Led Zeppelin.” More... Adults "Excellent teaching skill. You have helped me enjoy my guitar playing more with customized lessons...from theory to helping me figure out my favorite songs. Thank you!" More... What is Certificate of Merit? Click here for more information about the Certificate of Merit program. Winners of the National Piano Guild Five Year Composer Award Click here for Long Beach and Redondo Beach National Piano Guild Five Year Winners and for general National Piano Guild results. What is National Piano Guild? Click here for more information about the National Piano Guild Program. Long Beach Guitar School Long Beach Guitar School is located in Suite 111 of the Long Beach School of Music. Find out more about Long Beach Guitar School's exceptional program of guitar, bass and drum lessons. What Kind of Music Motivates You? These are some of the musical styles taught at our music schools: Classical | Jazz | Modern Rock | Rhythm & Blues | Campfire Guitar | Country | Pop | Folk | Blues | Gospel | Swing | Rockabilly | Funk | Punk | Classic Rock | Heavy Metal | Reggae | Ska | Fingerstyle Guitar | Progressive Rock | Fusion Community Involvement Long Beach School of Music students, teachers and staff care about the communities in which we live. ...Performing at the Lakewood Mall to raise money for the Music Teachers' Association of California Long Beach Branch Piano Fund. ...Gift Certificates donated to raise money for the Newcomb Academy PTA Click here to find out what else we are doing! SOUTH BAY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Guitar School
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We teach the songs and the styles of music that you want to learn.
Long Beach School of Music offers a greater variety of styles than taught in most music schools and studios. You can see from this partial list of songs from our various recitals, that there is a wide range of styles & artists covered. Karrie McGillivray: Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “The Alphabet Song” Chris Pierce: Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “C minor blues” Jenny Oetzell: Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” by Green Day Austin Smith: Guitar Instructor: Beau Simpson “Amazing Grace” Bryce Moulton: Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “When September Ends” by Green Day Ronny Hafeza: Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “You Shook Me All Night Long” by AC/DC Genal Ramacieri: Bass Instructor Tony Alverez “Blues” by Taj Mahal Katie McGillivray: Piano Instructor: Lisa Kato “Morning” “Penguin Blues” Johnny Dean: Guitar Instructor: Beau Simpson “Comfortably Numb” by Pink Floyd Nick Varga: Guitar Instructor: Dan Kier “Little Sister” by Elvis Garrett Pankratz: Guitar Instructor: Mark Shark “Under the Bridge” by Red Hot Chili Peppers Chris Coshow: Bass Instructor: Mark Fitchett Donna Butler: Vocals “What is and Never Should Be” by Led Zepplin John Tailor & Ralph LeClerque: Guitar Theresa Kammermeier: Bass, Donna Butler: Vocals Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Blues Jam” by Students Kylee Butler: Guitar & Vocals Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Born to be Wild” by Steppenwolf Eric Ross: Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “Sultans of Swing” by Dire Straights Ivan Knowles Instructor – Dan Krier “Purple Haze” By Jimi Hendrix Eric Ross Instructor – Dan Krier By Dire Straights Chris Coshow – Bass Instructor – Mark Fitchett "Jam" Theresa Kammermeier – Bass Instructor – Mark Fitchett “Blues” Ralph LeClerque – Guitar Instructor – Mark Fitchett “Major Jam” Roy Hetherington – Guitar Instructor – James Christopher “Roy’s Boogie” Brian – Bass Instructor – Tony Alvarez “Is This Love?” By Bob Marley Daniel Boyd – Bass Instructor – Tony Alvarez “Blue Bossa” Kevin Larsen – Bass Instructor – Tony Alvarez “Cheap Sunglasses” By ZZ Top Genel Ramacieri – Bass Instructor – Tony Alvarez “Material World” By The Police Leonard Hatch – Guitar Instructor – Tim Wingate “E-Jam Blues” Roya & Dean Backlund – Guitar Instructor – Mark Shark “Wonderwall” By Oasis Jim Cody – Bass Instructor – Mark Fitchett “Funk Jam” Jessica Stonefield – Bass Instructor – Tony Alvarez “Dedication” Sean Bena – Guitar Instructor – Ryan Faye “Chitlins Con Carne” By Kenny Burrell Jeff Peterman – Guitar Instructor – Tim Wingate Brian Berliner – Guitar Instructor – Mark Fitchett “Mary Had A Little Lamb” By Stevie Ray Vaughn Steve Burchinger – Guitar Instructor – Mark Fitchett “Rock Jam” Seji Sakai – Guitar Instructor – David Green “Emi Jam”
Guitar School Spring Jam Set List 3/20/04 Suzy’s Bar & Grill Hermosa Beach, CA Andre Ioannou – Bass Instructor: Tony Alvarez “All You Do Is Bring Me Down” by the The Mavericks
Jeff Jameson – Bass Instructor: Tony Alvarez “Don’t Tell Me” by Taj Mahal Kylee Butler – Vocals Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Born To Be Wild” by Steppenwolf Donna Butler – Guitar & Vocals Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Wild Horses” by the Rolling Stones Molly Miller – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Fire” by Jimi Hendrix Cody Dill – Piano Instructor: Lisa Kato “Smoke On The Water” by Deep Purple Kim Kenson – Guitar Instructor: Ryan Faye “Highway to Hell” by AC/DC Scott Rasak – Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Little Wing” by Jimi Hendrix Kenny Ledford – Guitar Instructor: Tim Wingate “Summer Song” by Joe Satriani Marcello Guarro – Guitar Instructor: David Green “Pepper Jam” by Marcello Guarro
Matt Borgielli – Guitar Instructor: Beau Simpson “Panama” by Van Halen Chuck Wilson – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Pickin’ On Country Blues” by Chuck & Mark Luke Lawson – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Django” by John Lewis Miles & Austin Lillard – Dobro & Banjo Instructors: Mark Shark & Mark Fitchett “Wildwood Flower” Traditional Daniel Theyer – Guitar “Goat Head” by Daniel Theyer Instructor: Mark Fitchett
Ivan Knowles – Guitar Instructor: Dan Krier “Pipeline” by The Ventures Michael Katzer – Guitar, Scott Wilson – Guitar & Shant Ohanessian - Bass Instructors: Mark Fitchett & Tony Alvarez “D Jam” Original Improvisation Eric Matarrese – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Red Clay” by Freddie Hubbard Theresa Kammermeier – Bass, Joquim Santana – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett & Tony Alvarez “Blues Jam” by the band Emily Bergen – Guitar Instructor: Mark Fitchett “Black Bird” by The Beatles Tony Collette – Guitar Instructor: David Green “Your Mother Ripped (me off)” by Tony Collette Kameron – Bass Instructor: Tony Alvarez “The Hustle is On” by Taj Mahal |
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