| Abbott, Mike | (303) 948-8050 | Littleton |
Teaching Philosophy
Mike Abbott I have been a professional guitarist and instructor for twenty years. I have performed with The Rolling Stone’s horn section, Sammy Davis Jr., Burt Bacharach, Paul Schaffer, Joey Calderazzo, among others. I have a firm grasp of the unique needs which beginner, intermediate, and advanced students possess. I believe that a teacher‘s influence can have tremendous impact on the student, both professionally and personally.
I teach in Englewood at Broadway Music School (www.broadwaymusicschool.com) or in Littleton at my home studio. I teach all ages…jazz, blues, rock, folk, funk, theory, and songwriting. You may also check out my web site at www.accessrock.com x
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| Anderson, Virginia | (303) 522-1713 | Boulder |
| Armstrong, John | (303) 442-3116 | Boulder |
Teaching Philosophy
John Armstrong With familiarity, your instrument can become a vehicle to express what you are feeling. x
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| Blomster, Thomas | (303) 322-1764 | Denver |
| Camp, David | (303) 995-7212 | Lafayette |
| Higgins, Scott | (720) 841-3231 | Denver |
| Holverson, Holly F. | (303) 326-0003 | Denver |
Teaching Philosophy
Holly F. Holverson Music is a gift meant to be shared and explored by anyone, regardless of age and ability. It has miraculous theraputic value and has been a comfort to me, and many people I‘ve known thoughout my life.
I believe the only “dumb” questions are those not asked.I do not believe the key to motivating others to learn is by instilling the “Fear of God” in them. It is not acheived by making condescending or belittling remarks, or any other related negativity.
It‘s attained by a show of support, encouragement , and a consistent effort to make the learning process fun and enjoyable.
My mother, who was a fantastic art teacher once told me, “It‘s not WHAT you say, it‘s HOW you say”. Sadly, she‘s no longer with us, and I realize that statement wasn‘t orginal. However, the manner in which it reached me will be with me forever.
With that in mind, combined with my education, experience, and diverse performance background, passion for my art/craft, I have much to offer to many people, both young and the young at heart from all walks of life. Provided I‘m given the opportunity, I can make learning the piano/keyboard an enjoyable experience that can last a lifetime. x
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| Jolly, Ronald | (303) 934-3517 | Lakewood |
| Nevala, Andy | (303) 859-3589 | Denver |
Teaching Philosophy
Andy Nevala Only take lessons from people who can play. Teachers teach by example. x
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| Rackers, Luke | (303) 952-0268 | Denver |
Teaching Philosophy
Luke Rackers I teach jazz and classical piano to beginner to intermediate students and music theory to all levels. I have experience teaching all ages (5-95). My teaching focuses on each students needs, desires, and goals. I maintain a philosophy of music as an integral part of life and of progressive education that encourages students to be lifelong learners and critical thinkers. I am a student of composition and orchestration, sound design, jazz thoery and technique, the Alexander Technique, and principles of progressive education philosophy. x
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| Stephens, William | (303) 791-9932 | Highlands Ranch |
| Walker, Aaron | (720) 224-3892 | Denver |
Teaching Philosophy
Aaron Walker The student should not just be taught to play songs, but taught to understand music so that they do not have to depend on the teacher for everything. Much of my time teaching guitar is dedicated to unlocking the neck of the guitar for the student. x
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| Williams, Ronald | (303) 460-0779 | Westminster |
| Wohl, David | (970) 402-3539 | Ft Collins |