Music with Mr. Jeremy
Music is a language. Let's learn to speak it.
Ready to make music?
Piano, voice, and beginner guitar lessons that go beyond simply playing the right notes. Together we'll build a strong musical foundation, explore how music works, and use these tools to play or compose any song.
What do music lessons look like?
At some point, Youtube university doesn't cut it anymore. Beyond learning where to put their fingers, students will grow to understand what's happening beneath the surface of a piece.
"Music theory is simply a way to describe the patterns that musicians have been using for generations."
Build a Foundation
Develop form, technique, rhythm, reading skills, and musical expression.
Understand Music
Learn how scales, chords, and harmony work together and play out in real-time.
Create Your Own Music
Compose original pieces, experiment with musical ideas, and discover how music can be used to communicate emotions and stories.
Train Your Ear
Learn to recognize musical patterns and develop listening skills that make learning and collaborating with other musicians easier.
Think Like a Musician
Great musicians don't simply follow instructions—they listen, question, experiment, and make decisions. Develop the mindset of a thoughtful musician.
Become an Independent Musician
Build the skills and confidence to continue growing as a musician beyond the lesson and into the future.
See my teaching style in action...
In addition to teaching, I run a Youtube channel and design original educational resources that help students develop musicianship, creativity, and musical understanding. Many of the activities and materials used in lessons are created specifically for my students.
Hi, I’m Mr. Jeremy!
Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began playing piano at age five and was arranging music and self-publishing songs by middle school. My path led me into a decade of exploring many unrelated career opportunities and industries, including technology, culinary arts, and entrepreneurship. However, through the years I found myself consistently returning to music. Over time, I realized that what I most enjoyed wasn't simply creating or performing music, but was instead helping others discover and understand it. Today, teaching allows me to combine my love of music, creativity, and problem-solving. Returning to music wasn't a change in direction so much as a return to where I started.
Pianist/Vocalist • Tea lover • Amateur Gardener • Caker • Cat Dad
Got questions?
Get in touch!
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