Amy Putnam
Amy Putnam, MM The Juilliard School, BM Miami University. Principal Percussion with the Tacoma Symphony Orchestra and 20 years of teaching experience in percussion performance including mallet keyboards, timpani, snare drum, drum set, world percussion, chamber music, and anything else you can hit, scrape or shake to make a sound! Private, professional studio located at the Broadway Center for Performing Arts in downtown Tacoma. 30, 45, and 60 min lessons available on percussion, beginning piano, or music theory. amy@aputnammallets.com
www.aputnammallets.com
Doug Zangar
Doug offers instruction in music: Guitar, theory, improv, arranging and composition. He also is a music software expert specializing in Apple’s Logic Pro, MainStage and Soundtrack Pro products For more information please go to http://zproinc.com/about.php
Kirsten G. James
Flute & Piccolo
Ballard, Maple Leaf and Bellevue Studios. All ages, all levels. Principal Flute with the Bellevue Philharmonic & freelance musician. Over 20 years of teaching experience with students that peform in the Seattle, Cascade and Bellevue Youth Symhonies, All State and NW Band and Orchestras and have won or placed in the Seattle Young Artist, Horsfall and Solo and Ensemble competitions.
206-783-8064
Peter Caruso, Guitar
Peter is a fun and engaging teacher. He teaches all styles of guitar, but is sought after especially for his expertise in Classical, Latin and Jazz. Despite a great attention to detail he is good at keeping the learning process fun for his students. His success as a teacher he feels is largely because he believes in tailoring the curriculum to each individual, rather than using a set lesson plan. His private studio is located in Redmond.
The music instructors of the Seattle Musicians Association have a wide experience of playing and teaching. Many have made a career of both. Studying music increases brainpower and mental productivity. General learning abilities of the player are enhanced by their involvement with music. Children who begin learning an instrument early have these benefits their whole life, because like any language acquisition, you never forget it. Music is never too late to learn either!
For any of your music needs, feel free to email or call our office if you have questions:
(206) 441-7600
Mon-Fri, 9:00-5:00
