The Best Ear Training Tutors in Long Island City, NY

I've been teaching ear training techniques as part of my saxophone pedagogy for 7 years now. I incorporate aspects of transcription and sight singing to build a cohesive 'inner ear' that students can draw on in myriad different ways to achieve their musical goals. At Manhattan School of Music,...See Matt's full profile

I have over six years of dedicated training in the area of ear training, doing daily regiment of exercises and developing my own exercises along the way. I have played and performed piano/keyboard for over 14 years, and five plus years teaching music privately, among those two years specifically focused on...See Shmuel's full profile

Melodies are my greatest strength. Tutoring methods involve diads and triads, simple chords, simple inversions, and jazz chord recognition. A big part of ear training is writing and playing music. Creating music is strongly encouraged!See Harris's full profile

As an award-winning music educator and performer, I bring unparalleled expertise to private music lessons. I hold degrees from Eastman and Berklee and have received prestigious honors, such as the Outstanding Trumpet Soloist award (elected by Wynton Marsalis) and the Raymond and Maxine Schirmer Prize in Jazz Performance....See Emiel's full profile

I am an inquisitive student of the seemingly disparate disciplines of mathematics and music. I am currently a Pure Mathematics PhD student at the CUNY Graduate Center in Manhattan. I also have my BM from the Crane Institute for Music Business in Music Business with a specialization in double bass and my MA in Pure...See James's full profile

Besides these subjects, I also give lessons for ABRSM exam prep, college-bound musician prep, music theory placement exam, music history placement exam, ear training, arranging, orchestration, counterpoint, classical harmony, jazz harmony, Logic Pro, Sibelius and Pro Tools. Formerly, I taught voice at City Music...See Gigi's full profile

My primary areas of interest are classical music and musical theatre, but I'm knowledgeable about many areas of popular music as well. I teach composition, ear training and sight-singing, music theory and piano. I have helped improve the musical skills of clients from age eight to seventy-two. My approach is...See David's full profile

I have over 9 years of experience teaching music ranging from K-12 students, and undergraduate music students at different levels from beginners to professional musicians in music theory, ear training, improvisation, music production, composition, arranging, conducting, saxophone and piano. Feel free to send me...See Manuel's full profile

In addition, I have performed with folk and bluegrass groups, learning and playing tunes entirely by ear. I have experience with solfege and interval ear training, sight singing, as well as folk, rock, and blues ear training.See Spencer's full profile

I have been teaching ear training and sight singing for 10 years, privately and in classes of 6-30 students, and designed curriculum for a community music school. I have taught ages 8-adults, including the ear training and sight singing for the AP Music Theory exam (all of my students received 5s).See Amanda's full profile

I graduated with a B.A. in Music from Skidmore College, with a focus on jazz improvisation. Ear training is fundamental to this pursuit. I have studied jazz for more than 7 years and have focused on identifying chord qualities, intervals, melodies, chord tones, scales, rhythms, and more. I guide students to hear...See Christian's full profile

I have studied at UCLA, Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and Manhattan School of Music in New York, where I earned MM in piano performance. I have taught piano, ear training and music theory privately and at several schools. I have taught all ages, from pre-K to adult.See Maria's full profile

As a graduate of the Mannes School of Music, I have an excellent background to teach and tutor all levels of ear training from basic rhythms harmonies to advanced atonal dictation. Students will receive on 1-on-1 instruction in dictation, sight-singing, solfege and development of relative pitch. I possess...See Yoon Jae's full profile

My name is Jonathan Saraga and I'm a GRAMMY®-winning trumpeter, flugelhornist, composer, arranger, educator and Doctor of Musical Arts based out of New York City. I have been working as a performing/recording artist for 2 decades as well as private teacher, ensemble coach, clinician and lecturer within public...See Jonathan's full profile

I am currently certified with a Preliminary License in the state of Massachusetts to teach General Music. In addition to this licensure, I have taught Ear Training and music appreciation in a classroom and private teaching setting in addition to having passed the Praxis Exams in Music and General Ed required to be...See Adrienne's full profile

Sight singing is at the core of a good musician, as it's a sign of strong ears. Because these two work together, we will focus on ear training and theory, as well as singing. After studying theory at the Eastman School of Music's renowned program, I'm confident I can train students in sight singing.See Adam's full profile

I have studied Ear Training at McGill University, The Juilliard School, Purchase College, and privately with Jeaneane Dowis. I have taught this subject for 30 years.See Mitchell's full profile

I underwent extensive ear training as part of my education and earning both a bachelors and masters in music. As a teacher, I believe that relating the notes on the page to what you hear is one of the most essential skills a student needs.See Joey's full profile

As a holder of both a BFA and MM in music, I have had plenty of ear training experience and have learned and developed methods for teaching it.See Jay's full profile

I have taken 4 semesters of solfege while studying at Carnegie Mellon University which included intensive ear training, sightreading, and dictation capabilities.See Brianna's full profile

Hi, I'm Alex! I'm a freelance professional jazz musician and teacher living in New York City. I previously lived in New Orleans for 7 years where I worked as freelance professional jazz trumpet player specializing in traditional New Orleans style jazz. I currently maintain a busy schedule as a musician in both New York...See Alex's full profile

Want to sharpen your ears? I have a thorough background in ear training and can help you think more fluently in sound. Academic ear training at Yale and countless hours of on-stage ‘schooling’ inform my daily work as a composer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer—and yes, as a drummer, too!...See Griffin's full profile

I would shuffle songs on Pandora radio and play all of them on piano, transcribing the melody and all of the chords. When I attended Berklee, I tested into the highest level of Ear Training (4) and Harmony (4). I also tested out of both levels of Tonal Harmony (classical theory).See Patrick's full profile

I had a year of ear training in a performing arts high school, followed by 4 years of aural skill training in undergrad. I teach a systematic and gradual approach towards developing the ability to dictate music and play by ear which begins with recognizing and singing simple intervals.See Christian's full profile

As a conductor of various ensembles theory has become a strength of mine to sight read and make accurate and efficient decisions. I have lead specialty theory courses for musicians and non-musicians as well as ear training and composition.See LAURA's full profile