Each course will run for 6 weeks. We will meet as a class for one hour each week to go over the material. You have the option of attending the class or if you miss the class or are unable to attend, you can listen to the recording. Check the registration tab for the dates of the course.
Lessons are available immediately and can be scheduled on an ongoing basis.
You can take all 12 classes in each discipline for the introductory price of $60 or you can take each individual class for $7 each.
I'm currently offering the following
courses:
I’m also offering online lessons in the following disciplines
for the low price of $45 for a 45 minute lesson:
- Saxophone Lessons
- Piano and Voice Lessons
- Jazz Theory
- Jazz Improvisation
- Music Production, Mixing, Sequencing
Fill out the contact form to the right to sign up for the course or lesson that you are interested in. After purchasing a class you will be given a course syllabus and course materials as well as instructions on how to access your lessons and take your exams.
Here is a description of each course:
Survey of World Music
Music
is a listener's art and this
course concerns itself with just that: learning to listen. We will find ways to better understand and listen to many pieces and
styles of music. Survey of World Music is a course designed to help you learn and better
understand the skills required to hear music from varying places, times and
cultures from around the world. The goal of the course is to provide the
student a basic vocabulary of music, to teach musical and cultural literacy by
examining a number of styles and traditions, to sharpen listening and critical
skills, and to develop the ability to present ideas about music in writing.
Jazz History
This is an introductory course to the cultural, social,
and musical history of jazz music and some of its derivatives. We will explore the styles and structures of
the music itself as well as some of the major creators and innovators that
shaped the music. We will also look at
some of the surrounding art forms that helped create the music and some that
came about because of the music.
Hip Hop and Context
This course examines the cultural phenomenon of Hip Hop through its development, history, communication style, dance form, music, and artistic process. Throughout the course students will explore the dynamics of race, gender, youth, and class. The course will employ various sources for analysis and information including: videos, commercials, movies, songs and other multimedia sources.
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