Lee - Guitar tutor - Murrieta
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Lee - Guitar tutor - Murrieta

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Lee

  • Price $71
  • Answer 24h
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    Number of students Lee has accompanied since arriving at Superprof

Lee - Guitar tutor - Murrieta

$71/h

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  • Guitar
  • Acoustic Guitar
  • Classical Guitar

Experienced tutor in Guitar in Murrieta, Lee offers private lessons tailored to your needs.

  • Guitar
  • Acoustic Guitar
  • Classical Guitar

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Lee is a respected tutor in our community. He is highly recommended for his commitment and the quality of his lessons. An excellent choice to progress with confidence.

About Lee

Since giving my first lesson in 1999, I have worked with more than two thousand students in private studios, college classrooms, and community programs. In that time, I have consistently observed that every student comes to each learning experience with a set of skills ready to harness for further growth, whether performing lightning-speed musical flourishes or recognizing a song they’ve heard previously. My approach individualizes students' backgrounds and goals, expanding abilities and adding new skills in service of creative decision-making.

Education:

PhD in Musicology, Texas Tech University

Graduate Certificate in Historical Performance, Texas Tech University

MA in Music, Ball State University

BA in Vocal Performance, Olivet Nazarene University

Professional Certificate in Fundamentals of Neurodiversity, Florida State University

Professional Certificate in College Student Wellness, Trauma, and Resilience, Florida State University

What I most love about teaching are the opportunities built into each lesson to learn something new and to work together through ideas around those discoveries.

From an early age, I approached every project with an expectation of discovering something new with or for others, something they could use moving forward. Inevitably, those same moments always shaped me moving forward.

My very first student was a friend to whom I gave eight lessons for my vocal pedagogy class in college; although it was a positive experience, I didn't anticipate a teaching career. Three years later, I found myself with a growing studio, and as my concept of teaching gradually shifted to transfering "knowledge" to unlocking something new, I fell in love with teaching.

I never intended to teach, yet I found that teaching was what I had always aimed for!



My musical education has been a lifelong journey encompassing a variety of activities on four continents: performing since childhood; teaching private lessons, music history and theory courses, and student success seminars; speaking and publishing on musical topics; and consulting on a wide range of projects. Formally, I hold a PhD in musicology and graduate certificate in historical performance from Texas Tech, MA in music from Ball State, and BA in vocal performance from Olivet Nazarene University.

Most importantly, these experiences have taught me that we live in worlds of meaning--and that those worlds are powerfully musical! On our paths of discovery together, we explore each person's relationship(s) with music in those worlds, unlocking new possibilities for technique, interpretation, and creativity that extend well beyond musical encounters.

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When meeting a new student, I like to get a sense of where they've come from and where they're going--their musical interests, backgrounds, and goals. The first lessons typically emphasize expanding or transforming something they already can do, some sort of skill they already have--even if they don't realize it. This sets them up to begin making room in the present for their future musicality.



The students I have worked with span from elementary school to the Golden years. They include beginning musicians, college students, music teachers, and community choristers, among others.



The absolute most important factor in finding the right teacher is whether that teacher "fits" with you as a student on an individualized level: Does his temperament make you comfortable? Do her questions encourage and inspire you to work toward the next step in your musical journey? Do you understand their critiques and explanations clearly? How can they help you with the styles that most interest you?

Speak with potential teachers, ask questions, and take advantage of trial lessons, if available. As you meet and especially as you work together, you start to sense how that teacher can serve your needs and how well you can work together.



One evening earlier this fall, I stepped outside to see if I could locate the planets visible at that time and immediately returned inside to tell my family. We stood in the yard, capturing the rings of Saturn even with the camera on my phone, watching my children's eyes light up as they stared at Jupiter (their favorite planet), and seeing the deep red of Mars contrast with everything else in the sky on my wife's Canon. I had a new sense of the reality of our solar system--worlds we don't know personally but vantage points that intersect, interact, and impact one another seemingly unnoticed.



A few things worth thinking about before reaching out
What do I most value about music? What do I least value about music?

What excites me? What apprehensions do I have?

Why (and what) do I want to learn? How do I envision lessons helping me do that?

In a perfect world, what kinds of musical skills would I have?

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Rates

Price

  • $71

Pack prices

  • 5h: $355
  • 10h: $710

free lessons

The first lesson with Lee will allow you to get to know each other and discuss your needs for future lessons.

  • 1hr

online

  • $71/h

Details

Students typically pay for 30-, 45-, and 60-minute lessons month-by-month at a rate of $100 per hour. Please reach out to discuss package discounts or financial hardship scholarships.

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