Best Indian Singing & Voice Lessons in Glendale, AZ

From the Business:The Note Room Academy of Music is a private music studio that offers private piano, guitar, voice, violin, and drum lessons in the cities of Peoria, Glendale, Anthem and the North Phoenix surrounding area. Private music lessons at the Note Room Academy of Music are perfect for students of all ages and at all levels. We are excited to have a world class performer and college professor that is now enrolling students for the composition, pop theory and Musical improvisation classes. Don’t miss the opportunity to expand your musical knowledge and be the best player in your band/group/church band etc. We are also adding acting classes from a theatrical producer that is first in his class. He currently does all production and plays for Stage Left Theatre.Read more

From the Business:My name is Gene Moore. I teach guitar lessons in Peoria, Youngtown and Glendale, AZ, either group or private lessons. Most of the people that come to me for lessons don't want to study the guitar, they want to play the guitar. Some just want to play music around the campfire, the Christmas tree, or on the back porch with friends. Others have much bigger aspirations. My real motivation is seeing the lights come on when students really get it! One of my students recently posted this on Facebook and it describes me in a nutshell: Read more

From the Business:The philosophy at A2G Sharp Guitar is simple and effective: Learn what you want to know to have fun and play the songs and music you enjoy. Learn what you need to know to become the knowledgeable, creative and self-reliant musician you desire to be. This balanced approach between immediate enjoyment of the instrument while also working towards building a strong musical foundation for the future is ultimately the most satisfying and rewarding approach to learning the guitar. The first part of my private lessons is providing students with what they want to know. This is obviously decided by the student and allows the student to determine what they would like to learn for a portion of their lesson. Some of the options that students usually choose to learn include songs from their favorite artists, the main riff or lick from a song their currently listening to, a style of music that interests them, a certain guitar technique, or an aspect of music theory that intrigues them. Most students choose to learn songs. This is why I have spent the time and money to collect and organize more than 4,000 complete and professionally transcribed songs in tablature during the past twenty-three years. I have found that my students greatly enjoy this vast resource that I provide for them.Read more

From the Business:I've played for more than 30 years and find that teaching people has created more joy than that which comes from playing live or recording ever did. When I was a teenager I went through a phase where I was lost. I was frustrated and didn't know how to relate. My dad brought home a semi hollow f-hole guitar with the strings very high off of the neck. Not long before this I had heard some music on a record that made me want to lean how to play. It was the late Randy Rhoads who played for Ozzy at the time. Back then we had no internet and I couldn't afford a teacher, so I started learning by ear. Hit play on the cassette tape, try to find the note on the guitar and build from there.Read more