Music Lesson Instructors in Colts Neck, New Jersey (Monmouth County)

I have over 30 years of experience in teaching piano and vocal, and have students different ages from 3 y.o. to 70+. I like to give my students all around skills: from good ability to sight read music to at least basic knowledge of music theory, and more theoretical knowledge for advance students. I offer different lengths of lesson: 30 min, 45 min, and 1 hour. For older children or adult students recommended lesson length is 45 min to 1 hour. The 30 min length is good for younger children that can't concentrate for longer time. I offer lessons in my studio, I also can travel to student's house but a fee will be added to the lesson price depending on the distance of travel. My studio located in Garfield Bergen county... See More

Teaching beginner, intermediate, & advanced students, Tara Hofmeister Sheng believes in a balanced education including technique, performance, music theory, and music history. When students would like to participate in auditions and competitions she helps prepare them.... See More

I teach violin and viola to students of all levels, including adult amateurs. My focus is mostly beginning to intermediate violinists and beginning to advanced violists.

Piano Instructor - Juilliard pre-college, BM., MM Graduate - Manhattan School of Music.
* Beginners to advanced
* Theory and Ear Training
* Annual Student Recitals
* Preparation for auditions, competitions, and conservatory entrance exams
* Students perform in Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Hall, Bruno Walter Auditorium, Baruch Performing Arts Center as competition prize winners.

My goal is to make every student's piano lesson an enjoyable process. I believe that solid technical faculty is paramount to maximizing the artistic potential of a student.... See More

I have taught students of all ages, from five years to adults, in my home studio and students' homes as well as in music schools and college. Everyone can learn; I have a special interest in adult students. I feel that the student's goals come first, whether he or she wants to learn classical music or popular songs. Lessons, although aimed for achievement, should be fun at any age.... See More