Percussion TEACHERS YOU'LL LOVE!
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1/2 HOUR, 45 MINUTE OR HOUR LONG
LESSONS ARE BASED OFF OF A FUN CURRICULUM: WE TEACH CLASSICAL, JAZZ, POP, ROCK, CLASSICAL & MORE
1/2 HOUR, 45 MINUTE OR HOUR LONG
LESSONS ARE BASED OFF OF A FUN CURRICULUM: WE TEACH CLASSICAL, JAZZ, POP, ROCK, CLASSICAL & MORE
Check Out our AWESOME PERCUSSION TEACHERS
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Bill Baraldi- Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, and Percussion Performing for over two decades, Bill loves sharing his passion for music with all of his students. Bill holds a Bachelors in Music Business from West Chester University, where. A skilled instrumentalist, Bill created an instrument repair business, Delco Music Co., to provide repair services to his students and the broader music community. Bill’s music can be heard locally in the Philadelphia Region, and he brings over a decade of performance experience to share with his students. Bill's extensive work in the recording studio, instrument repair, and as a performer and teacher bring a wealth of skills to his students. Bill enjoys making music lessons fun and engaging, with each lesson tailored to the students goals and needs.
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Steve Crino - Composition, Music Theory, Percussion & Piano
As an educator, composer, pianist and drummer, Steve's musical interests encompass a wide variety of styles and disciplines. He is passionate about teaching students of all ages and levels in piano, drums, music theory and composition. Steve's educational mission is to not only teach students how ot play an instrument, but to give them the tools to understand music in general. His approach allows students to take their general music knowledge with them to any instrument they may be interested in playing in the future, allowing them to transition to other instruments with ease. Steve is a doctoral candidate at the Peabody Conservatory, where he also completed degrees in Composition (M.M.) and Music Theory Pedagogy (M.M.).
As an educator, composer, pianist and drummer, Steve's musical interests encompass a wide variety of styles and disciplines. He is passionate about teaching students of all ages and levels in piano, drums, music theory and composition. Steve's educational mission is to not only teach students how ot play an instrument, but to give them the tools to understand music in general. His approach allows students to take their general music knowledge with them to any instrument they may be interested in playing in the future, allowing them to transition to other instruments with ease. Steve is a doctoral candidate at the Peabody Conservatory, where he also completed degrees in Composition (M.M.) and Music Theory Pedagogy (M.M.).
