The Best Music Tutors in Washington

I have been Adjunct Instructor of clarinet at Georgia State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and also taught with the ASO Talent Development Program for Black and Latino students. I have a Bachelor of Music degree with...See William's full profile

Proud teacher of a handful of guitar enthusiasts, focused mainly on acoustic strumming and finger picking patterns. Led various bands in predominantly religious settings. Music types include rock, country, gospel, and bluegrass.See Joseph's full profile

I am an avid musician and songwriter. I completed several classes in music theory last year. I can help you understand keys, reading music, chord progressions, modes, and so much more. See Anne's full profile

I have played guitar, bass and drums in multiple original rock/indie bands from the age of 21. I've played lots of shows, toured, recorded albums, etc. I enjoy composing and recording music, playing with others, and exploring...See Terry's full profile

I utilize a variety of assessments and methods for helping students learn this challenging language. I like students to have some fun while learning so I incorporate games, visuals, and music into lessons as often as possible. I also use...See Kari's full profile

I have taught theory both at the college level and privately. Plus, I'm a composer and use it every day.See Marc's full profile

This subject could be quite challenging, therefore, I offer high energy lessons using a variety of tools (online language sites, hands-on tasks, music, drama, poetry, AZAR textbooks and website, etc.). I offer lessons from beginners'...See Deborah's full profile

... such as: Mail, iCal (now called Calendar), Address Book (now called Contacts), Safari, iPhoto (now Photos, iTunes (now Music), iMovie (now Movies), Time Machine and syncing your apps and your iPhone with iCloud as well as how to use many third party...See Carl's full profile

Primary Grades Spanish: For several years, I taught Bilingual (Spanish) Kindergarten and First Grade. With young children, especially, I always emphasize creativity, active participation, music and movement. This kind of teaching engages...See Carole's full profile

., both from Brigham Young University, I have helped students with essays for a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, including business, law, medicine, computer science, dentistry, veterinary medicine, human resources, music,...See Jana's full profile

I have a BA in Music Education, 20 plus years teaching band and orchestra instruments in Seattle Public Schools. Trombone is my principal instrument.See Tim's full profile

Hello! I’m a business technologist with a passion for teaching. I have a degree in music education and a Masters in Business Administration, and I've enjoyed a successful business career. I've also taught Business Education...See Bill's full profile

I have composed with Logic and other DAW's to make music for commercial broadcast, and recorded professional-level tracks in my studio. I have taught how to record, mix and master audio to student groups, who then recorded and mixed...See John's full profile

I have taught musicianship (“aural skills,” including sight-singing and dictation) as a stand-alone course and as a part of an undergraduate music theory curriculum.See Mark's full profile

I taught music theory courses for several years, including Foundations (an intro to music theory course) and Music Theory II. I love chatting about theory with people, and enjoy finding different ways to explain music...See Willow's full profile

Ideally, you would do this with material that you would love to read or watch in your native language, or have already consumed in your native language. I have found that Music, Films, Literature, etc. are great ways to engage your mind...See Tim's full profile

Hello, I love teaching, tutoring, and leading young people (kindergarten through college and beyond). The very first time I tutored, I was in high school and I went to the local elementary school to tutor reading. I was hooked! Since then, I have...See Alisa's full profile

I'm comfortable working with all ages and skill levels so whether you're just starting out or you've been playing for years, I'd love to help you reach your musical dreams. I've been playing saxophone for 15...See Ben's full profile

My name is Raymond and I am a graduate of Dartmouth College where I double majored in biology with a concentration in biochemistry and music. As a college consultant for high school students, I am passionate about coaching, mentoring, and...See Raymond's full profile

I have been studying flute since I was in high school with the first flutist of the New York City Ballet, Andrew Lolya and I have also studied in Paris at the Consevatoire de Musique. I won a first place in the New York State Music...See Barbara's full profile

All together I've spent the past 12 years teaching and tutoring a wide variety of courses and age groups. I like to study music and computer science with a mathematical perspective, and like to use programming languages to compose...See Ryan's full profile

I do the same for the interests of my other students, thereby making their connection to the language personal and intrinsic. In our tutoring sessions, there will be music, video and games! Because I am a teacher, I can help you liaise with...See Ashleigh's full profile

I have helped students gain admittance to The University of Washington's prestigious Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Southern California's renowned Thornton School of Music, Carnegie...See Xeni's full profile

I discovered my love for music theory in college from a series of classes from the late Professor Edward Cohen at MIT who taught me that everything I know and love about classical music comes from how notes sound good. Music...See Deanna's full profile

I love Geometry the way some people love music or sports. For me, Geometry is more than memorizing weird vocabulary and proving silly statements; it is beautiful and true in its simplicity and precision. Many confusing math problems become...See Sherwood's full profile