Music Mentor by Mobile Lessons with Austin (a Virginia based in-demand studio musician)!
Music Mentor by Mobile Lessons with Austin (a Virginia based in-demand studio musician)!
Personalized assignments, professional feedback, questions answered anytime, right at your fingertips
occasional “Live” group session/hangs, perfect for busy adults, working professionals, music educators looking to up their game, high school students, those preparing for auditions/college programs! No weekly commitments, just text your teacher as you are able/need to at any time with your questions, video of your progress on your assignment, etc.! Just $55 monthly! Just type “Music Mentor by Mobile” in the comments of your enrollment form.
Mentor by Mobile with Millie T!
We don’t have a double bass teacher at TIA unfortunately. We’ve yet to find someone in the area that is a fit with who we are and can bring the musical goods!
But Millie, who teaches for our sister school Music 1st is avaialble for virtual lessons. Additionally, she is also available to be your own personal music mentor, by mobile phone!
Brand New Group Classes for Homeschoolers and Adults with Daytime Availability and perhaps early release on Wednesdays starting this Spring!
Sign up now for beginning music classes in small groups. Fun, affordable, and great for making friends and music! Just $70 monthly!
Welcome John Brake to the Team!
Welcome John Brake to the TIA team! John first held a guitar and learned some chords at 2 years old. He started taking lessons at a young age, and by the time he was 13 he was playing guitar semi-professionally in local bands. In 2015 he first began taking on guitar students and found a […]
8 Questions About Virtual Lessons Answered
8 Questions About Virtual Lessons Answered Got questions about virtual/remote music lessons? SD, our director, recently answered some important questions about virtual lessons on the Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network What are some key reasons children should learn music? What if my child doesn’t want to play an instrument, should they still learn music? How is […]
Modes: More Signficant than You May Think
The modes are interesting. They can be a ton of fun. They are probably a significant reason some of your favorite songs hit you the way they do! I would definitely encourage you to dig in to them for learning, for fun, and, someday, my hunch is, if you end up playing or recording music professionally—you’re going to need them!
Practice: Quality over Quantity
. “My students often ask me “how long should I practice for?” To me, the answer is more complex than the student may expect. You wouldn’t ask “how long should I do my math homework for?” Other classes will assign specific goals, such as a number of workbook exercises, and a student will spend as much time as it takes to complete them! I’ve always been an advocate for “quality practice over quantity practice” In other words, my short answer to this student is that five focused minutes is always better than thirty distracted minutes.”
Remote Trombone Lessons
Private lessons (remote/virtual) in trombone with a qualified musician with an education from the University of Houston’s School of Music. Are you a student trombone player needing a mentor and private teacher? Or maybe you are a parent and your child or teen really needs one on one help? The trombone is tough without that […]
Welcome Michael to the Team!
Learn the banjo, ukulele, upright bass, or mandolin from the safety, comfort, and convenience of your own home, office, or studio.
Welcome Esther to the Team!
Student teacher Esther Bui is a diverse, committed, and community minded local high school studet and a welcome member of our team as a new student teacher at TIA Seattle.