Music Lessons & Classes
Our skilled teachers hold advanced degrees in music from esteemed institutions in the United States and Europe. They are active members of music organizations like the Minnesota Music Teachers Association, Minnesota Education Association, and American Federation of Musicians, performing locally and internationally.
Ready to dive into music lessons? Explore our instructors and their available lesson times below. If you find a suitable match, fill out the request form, and they'll reach out within 24 hours. Check back regularly for updated openings. If you're uncertain, use our contact form, and we'll help you find the perfect teacher.
Schedule a lesson online, by phone at 651.739.7848, or via email at office@kandsmusic.org. Need assistance? Click here for help in finding the right teacher or if you can't find suitable availability.
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JANE GOWEN
TEACHES
VoiceAGES
12 – AdultEDUCATION
M.M. in Vocal Performance from Shenandoah Conservatory
B.S. in Music Education from University of Mary, Bismarck, NDCURRENT OPENINGS
Wednesdays
6:30pm - 8:30pmSaturday
9:30am - 3:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Patient, Goal-Oriented, Collaborative & EmpoweringVoice
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Setting her apart from other teachers, Jane does not believe in "right and wrong" language in the voice studio. Rather, she empowers students to develop a vocal toolbox that allows them to make informed, artistic choices in their singing. Jane's students are active participants in choosing their repertoire, which may range from classical, musical theatre, choral, jazz, folk, singer-songwriter, to pop, and more!
Jane collaborates with students to maximize learning, minimize injury, and fuel creative, artistic expression. A typical 55-minute lesson begins with 2-3 minutes of conversation, followed by 15-30 minutes of warmup/exercises and 15-30 minutes of work on the students' songs. Exact time division depends on student's skill level, priorities (such as upcoming auditions or performances), and vocal needs that day.
When she is not performing or teaching, Jane enjoys attending musicals, having meaningful conversations in coffee shops, and walking or running around a nice park.
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LILY ALTER
TEACHES
Voice, Jazz Voice
Beginner Piano, Jazz/Pop Piano
Early Childhood MusicAGES
3 – AdultEDUCATION
MM in Jazz Studies: Voice from University of North Texas
BM in Jazz Studies: Voice from Western Michigan UniversityCURRENT OPENINGS
Thursdays
2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:00pmFridays
2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:00pm, 3:30pmSaturdays
No availabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Warm, Enthusiastic, Collaborative, Encouraging & Technique-focusedPiano, Voice, Early Childhood Music
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Lily’s experience in many different contemporary genres including pop, jazz, and musical theater allows students to gain skills in different musical styles. Lily’s lessons are highly individualized coaching sessions involving skill-building activities that are specifically tailored to each unique piano, voice, or early childhood music student.
Lessons begin with a warm-up, then focus on solo repertoire, technique challenges, and new skills. Students will leave each lesson with a specific practice plan for next week to maintain and build musical progress.
Lily also has experience working with students as young as 3 through early childhood music (ECM) lessons, which involve musical games, light singing and piano, hand instruments, and listening activities.
Lily enjoys performing at coffee shops and piano bars, cooking and baking, and playing with her two cats, Dewey and Birdie.
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EMILY ANDERSON
TEACHES
ViolinAGES
10 – AdultEDUCATION
BA in Violin Performance, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music
MA in Violin Performance, New England ConservatoryCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
2:30pm - 4:00pmTuesdays
3:00pm, 3:30pm, 4:00pm, 4:30pmThursdays
2:30pm, 3:00pmFridays
4:00pm, 4:30pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Individualized, Encouraging & SupportiveViolin
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Emily teaches students from beginner to advanced levels, and enjoys working with students to support their individual goals. Emily attended Indiana University for her bachelor’s degree as a student of Alexander Kerr, followed by New England Conservatory for her master’s degree as a student of Donald Weilerstein. In lessons, Emily draws on her experience as a professional performer to work with students on developing their musicianship, technique, sound, and also a general appreciation for music.
In her spare time, Emily enjoys hiking, and going on camping trips with her husband.
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BRIAN BILLION
TEACHES
Piano
Music TheoryAGES
5 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor's of Music in Piano Performance - Catholic University of America
Master's in Piano - The Juilliard School in NYC
Currently finishing his DMA in Piano Performance (Music Theory minor) - University of MinnesotaCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays - Saturdays
No AvailabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Thoughtful, Generous, Sincere, Passionate & InsightfulPiano
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Brian's experience playing and performing the piano repertoire, from composers like Bach all the way to Gershwin, gives him a unique perspective and experience when teaching piano!
A typical lesson with Brian will try to focus on a well-rounded approach to music. Piano playing is at the forefront - with technique, musicality, how to practice - the skills necessary to play piano. However, this will always be balanced with note-reading skills, as well as aspects of music literacy, such as harmony and voice-leading, music history, etc. He tries to make these activities as fun as possible!
In his spare time, Brian loves learning! Reading about science, history, and literature are his main passions. He also likes playing tennis, golf, and pickleball - a newly found hobby!
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KARL BUTTERMAN
TEACHES
VoiceAGES
13 – AdultEDUCATION
BM from Johns Hopkins University's Peabody Conservatory
MM from University of North Carolina School of the ArtsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
1:30pm, 2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 7:00pm - 9:00pmFridays
1:30pm - 6:30pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Explanatory, Laid-back, Encouraging, DisciplinedVoice
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Karl is a unique teacher that is able to immediately identify a vocal issue in anyone, and is extremely patient and kind.
Karl’s first half of lessons consists of warm-ups and possible music theory education, while the next half is work on repertoire.
In his spare time, Karl likes to spend time with his family.
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MELISSA CURTIS
TEACHES
VoiceAGES
5 – AdultEDUCATION
BM in Commercial Music: Millikin University
Summer Immersion: Vocal Performance Centro Studi Italiani
CCM Vocal Pedagogy Institute of Shenandoah University
Somatic Voicework L1CURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
No AvailabilitySaturdays
No AvailabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Warm, Humorous, Patient & SupportiveVoice
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Melissa teaches young adults who are experiencing vocal issues, lacking artistic clarity, and feeling physical anxiety to come back to their body/mind and spirit in full autonomy so that they may feel empowered to live full and happy musical lives. She uses evidence based vocal pedagogy that ties together voice research, her vocal expertise and her student’s goals to produce sustainable and authentic vocal technique. She is especially gifted in teaching contemporary singing techniques (Musical Theater, Singer/Songwriter, Rock, Pop), and has a sweet spot in her heart for all things choral music.
In a lesson with Melissa, you can expect lots of smiles, laughter and exploration. Lessons always begin with a recap of the previous week and a discussion of any goals/needs that the student is looking to achieve in their session that day. The student and Melissa then navigate the rest of the session together, weaving in technical exercises and songs of the student's choosing. Students will leave each week with an individualized game plan of what to practice before the next week.
In her spare time, Melissa enjoys taking and teaching yoga, seeing live music, and playing with her three ridiculously cute cats.
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CHRIS DICKHAUS
TEACHES
Saxophone
ClarinetAGES
10 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelors of Music in Performance from the University of North Carolina - Greensboro
Masters of Music in Performance from the University of North Texas
Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of MinnesotaCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
3:00pm - 4:00pm, 6:00pm - 8:00pmWednesdays
3:00pm - 4:30pm, 6:30pm - 8:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Compassionate, Detail-Oriented & EncouragingSaxophone, Clarinet
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Chris spent 10 years cultivating a private lesson studio in Texas, working with middle school and high school students in the Dallas-Fort Worth area public schools. Over that time he honed his pedagogy, and was able to help many students earn positions in their school's top bands, earn seats in their All-Region and All-State bands, and excel at their Solo and Ensemble auditions. In addition, Chris has 9 years of college teaching experience, having taught at the University of North Texas, University of Northern Iowa, Winona State University, College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University, and the University of Minnesota.
A lesson with Chris may begin with fundamentals to make sure there is a solid foundation of tone, intonation, and relaxed hand positions; but the main goal of each lesson is to get to the music and discover the nuances of why we all gravitate towards music.
When the weather calls for it, Chris likes to take long walks and hikes with his girlfriend, Emily, and his dog, Duke.
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ELISABETH DROST
TEACHES
Voice
PianoAGES
4 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor's in Art
Masters in Arts Administration
Masters in MusicCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
2:00pmTuesdays
No availabilityWednesdays
3:00pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:30pm, 7:00pmThursdays & Fridays
2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:00pmSaturdays
10:00am, 11:30am - 1:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Playful, Humorous. Challenging, Achievable & ConsistentPiano, Voice
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Twin Cities native, Elisabeth Drost, brings a world of experience to the classroom! Performing for 40 years and teaching for 35, she studied at UW-River Falls, New York University and Westminster Choir College. She’s performed nationally and locally, singing with the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, New York Pops, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Minnesota Orchestra, Denise Graves, Patti LaBelle, Shirley Caesar, Take 6 and many others on PBS, national and local TV.
Elisabeth has taught private lessons to students as young as 4 years old on up to adults age 78 and older including college classes and to those of all abilities, including those with learning disabilities. She brings a sense of fun and exploration to each lesson and looks forward to working with new students! Elisabeth gets to know each student and their goals for lessons, then she settles into a routine that is sprinkled with opportunities to explore concepts and techniques in a deeper way or take things in an unexpected direction that enhances the lesson plan. She’s excited to share her knowledge with you!
When she's not performing, in her spare time, she likes to go on road trips, create, hike, try new recipes and generally escape on little excursions to new places.
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SIERRA FURMAN
TEACHES
Suzuki Piano
Piano
VoiceAGES
4 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance, University of Northwestern
Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance, University of NorthwesternCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays & Thursdays
No availabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Personalized, Relational, Fun, Effective & EngagingSuzuki Piano, Voice
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Sierra, an accomplished teacher in both piano and voice, offers a comprehensive approach to music education, drawing from her extensive study in both disciplines. Her personalized instruction caters to the individual needs of each student, fostering a supportive environment where students can work towards their goals with enthusiasm. Committed to continuous growth, Sierra actively engages in professional development activities to refine her teaching skills and stay abreast of current trends in music education.
In her lessons, Sierra begins with a brief assessment to understand the student's progress and address any concerns from their practice sessions. Whether in piano or voice, lessons encompass various elements including repertoire exploration, technical exercises, music theory, and practical skills like effective practice strategies and improvisation. With a focus on nurturing healthy techniques and fostering musical expression, Sierra ensures that each student receives tailored guidance to maximize their learning potential.
In her spare time, Sierra enjoys pickleball, horseback riding, weightlifting, and enjoying nature.
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MARY GOETZ
TEACHES
PianoAGES
5 – AdultEDUCATION
Master of Music, New England Conservatory, Boston, MA
Bachelor of Arts, University of Wisconsin-MadisonCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
No AvailabilityThursdays
No AvailabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Challenging, Affirming, Energetic, Relaxed & Good-humoredPiano
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With many professional affiliations, Mary can offer students opportunities to participate in as many performance and educational events as they would like. Mary takes the time to determine what interests each student has and tailor their curriculum to their level of comfort. Above all, she aims to ensure that students are enjoying the process of learning to play and achieving goals that satisfy them.
Most lessons will begin with a scale/chord/arpeggio warmup as Mary believes that mastering the basics are essential to the enjoyment of playing any musical style. Students will have a current repertoire of 2-6 pieces from their method book, the Classical repertoire, and select pieces in the contemporary or pop styles. A music theory course will also be undertaken, if the student is willing. Of course, all of this might be changed up to explore something new, fun, or a personal interest of the student’s choosing.
In her spare time, Mary likes to ride her bike, take walks, camp in the woods, play ping pong and work in her vegetable garden.
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BAILEY GORDEN
TEACHES
Guitar; all styles of electric, acoustic aside from classical
Electric BassAGES
4 – AdultEDUCATION
Chicago College of Performing Arts, 2 years of Jazz and Contemporary music studies
8 years of private guitar lessonsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
2:00pm - 5:00pmFridays
5:00pm - 7:00pmSaturdays
10:00am - 2:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Energetic, Personalized, Engaging, Fun & PatientGuitar, Electric Bass
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Bailey works hard to help his students identify their own unique goals and helps them accomplish their goals while also giving them a good understanding of the fundamentals of music.
A typical lesson with Bailey is personalized, informative, and most of all fun!
In his spare time Bailey enjoys biking, disc golfing, listening to music, and playing video games.
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MITCH GRUSSING
TEACHES
Piano
Composition
Music Theory (MMTA)AGES
5 – AdultEDUCATION
MA in Music Education, University of St. Thomas
BA Music, University of Minnesota MorrisCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
3:30pmTuesdays
3:00pm, 3:30pm, 8:00pm, 8:30pmWednesdays
8:00pm, 8:30pmThursdays
8:30pmFridays
3:00pm, 3:30pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Enthusiastic, Adaptable, Friendly & CollaborativePiano, Composition, Music Theory
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Mitch is a cheerful teacher with a collaborative and upbeat teaching style. Whether working with absolute beginners or advanced pianists, Mitch maintains an environment where effort and progress are praised, and mistakes are treated as essential steps in the learning process. Students are encouraged to explore and self-assess. His expansive and flexible multi-genre curriculum accommodates a variety of musical tastes.
Mitch specializes in neurodiverse learners and intentionally welcomes students with any combination of ADHD, ASD, dyslexia, trauma, Tourette syndrome/tic disorder, and mental illness. He also enjoys working with students who struggle with motivation or who just feel like they don’t fit in elsewhere. He enthusiastically invites all students and families into his studio, regardless of race, color, religious affiliation, national origin, cultural heritage, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, family structure, disability, political affiliation, physical appearance, or personal style.
Outside of work, Mitch likes to try new foods, travel with his husband, and (surprise!) play the piano.
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SULLIVAN QUINTANA-GWOST
TEACHES
CelloAGES
6 – AdultCURRENT OPENINGS
Wednesdays
12:00pm - 4:00pm, 7:00pm - 8:30pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Warm, Curious, Creative, Challenging & PositiveCello
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“Sully” is a Minneapolis-based musician and teacher known for his deep dedication to the art of teaching cello. With a passion for nurturing students' growth, he creates a safe and supportive environment where passions, questions, and challenges are embraced and encouraged. His studio embodies core principles of mindful practice, open communication, mutual respect, and constructive feedback, ensuring each student thrives on their own unique musical journey. Sully enjoys jumping right into technique and tonal qualities with the cello while providing a fun and integrated experience, believing that persistence, a positive attitude, respect, and overall enjoyment are key teaching principals.
In his spare time Sullivan enjoys walking his 2 dogs, boating and fishing, tending his aquariums, and spending time with family and friends. He is delighted to work with the wonderful faculty at K&S and really looks forward to working with you!
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DEAN HARRINGTON
TEACHES
Guitar - all styles of electric, acoustic and classical guitar.AGES
10 – Adult
He encourages parents to sit-in on lessons, particularly with younger students.EDUCATION
Bachelor of Music Classical Guitar Performance University of MinnesotaCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
2:00pm, 3:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:30pm, 8:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Flexibility with focus on correct technique and basics.Guitar
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Dean likes to give students the tools to reach their individual goals. With younger students Dean likes to make sure they first learn the basics of note reading and music theory and then once the basics are learned he helps students seek out and learn the music that most interests them. He has a very flexible teaching style that ensures that every student has a positive learning experience.
Dean performs locally with his band Mill City Hot Club and other local musicians. He likes spending time fixing up his old house and walking in the woods with his dog Roxi.
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PAVEL JANY
TEACHES
Guitar
Ukulele
Private Lessons
Group ClassesAGES
7 – AdultEDUCATION
Degree in classical guitar from College of Music in Ostrava/Czech Republic
One year of jazz studies at University of MinnesotaCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays & Wednesdays
No availabilityWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Passionate, Energetic & FunGuitar, Ukulele
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What sets Pavel apart from other teachers is even in group classes he does his best to tailor his lessons to fit every student individually. He also lived in four different countries on three different continents and he brings his experiences and the elements of other musical styles to his lessons.
A typically lesson/class with Pavel is fun, informative, productive, and fun again!
In his spare time, Pavel enjoys biking, kayaking, hiking, reading (and skiing in the winter).
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STACY JULSON
TEACHES
PianoAGES
5 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor’s degree, Music Therapy from UW-Eau Claire; Main instrument, PianoCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays
No availabilityThursdays
4:30pm, 5:30pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Nurturing, Motivating, Fun & KindPiano
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As a private piano teacher with 25 + years experience, Stacy understands the importance of developing a good relationship with students to help their growth through music instruction. She strives to create a lesson program that engages each student based on his or her interests.
Stacy believes in the importance of continued learning and is a member of Minnesota Music Teachers Association, an organization that provides numerous student opportunities as well as professional development for teachers.
A typical lesson with Stacy includes refining current repertoire, learning new music, and engaging in activities that support music theory understanding, and promote creativity.
In her spare time, Stacy enjoys attending musicals, reading, traveling, and spending time with her family.
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KAY KOEHNEN
TEACHES
Piano
Music TheoryAGES
4 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Music Education from the University of Minnesota
Master of Music in Piano Pedagogy and Performance from the University of St. Thomas
Graduate credits in the Alexander Technique from the University of MinnesotaCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
6:00pm, 7:00pm, 7:30pmWednesdays
No availabilityThursdays
3:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:00pmPiano, Music Theory
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Kay has lots of experience teaching a wide variety of students. She is known for her expertise on all things piano and setting goals for her students. Her teaching style is classically structured with flexibility that fits the students’ needs and goals.
A typical lesson with Kay is a mixture of technique, music theory and repertoire that fits the student’s goals.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family as well as being outdoors, golfing, hiking and biking.
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JOHN KREBSBACH
TEACHES
Clarinet, beginning to advanced
Saxophone, beginning to intermediateAGES
11 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts in music (minor in music education)
Master of Arts in education (minor studies in music)
Doctor of Musical Arts in clarinet and clarinet pedagogy (minor studies woodwinds and music history)CURRENT OPENINGS
Wednesdays
2:25pm, 3:00pm, 3:35pm, 5:55pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Listen, Demonstrate, Coach & Encourage####
Music helps me to recognize beauty, to be more sensitive, and to appreciate the fullness of life. Music gives me something to cling to, and makes me a more loving, compassionate and gentle human being. The thoughts and feelings put into the sounds I can produce individually or as a member of an ensemble enables me to achieve this. It helps me enjoy life!
Lessons with John start with a brief warm up followed by technical exercises, then on to solo studies or work on the student's ensemble music. Lessons usually end with clarinet duets played by the student and John.
In his spare time, John plays clarinet in the Seward Concert Band and is the director of the Saint Paul Postal Band. He is an avid cyclist, enjoys hiking, camping, snowshoeing and cross country skiing. He also reads a lot: biographies, history, historical novels, mysteries.
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SUE KREBSBACH
TEACHES
PianoAGES
4 – AdultEDUCATION
Bachelor of Music, UW Madison
Piano Pedagogy Certificate, Univ of St Catherine
Certified to teach Music for Young ChildrenCURRENT OPENINGS
NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTSWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Professional, Relaxed & SupportivePiano
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Sue is the founder and director of K&S Conservatory of Music. She has extensive experience in music education. She makes sure that lessons are fun and supportive and uses Ipad apps in the lesson. She is also an MMTA teacher and a member of the National Federation of Music Clubs, so MMTA programs and the Federation Festival are available for her students to participate in.
Lessons with Sue include a review of the student’s current assignment, a look at new music, work on the student’s music theory workbook and supportive work with apps.
In her spare time, Sue likes to golf, read, bike, and take long walks.
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AL KUGLER
TEACHES
Piano Accordion
Chromatic Accordion (Bayon)AGES
6 – AdultEDUCATION
Studied Accordion at MSM Music Studio 1982-1989CURRENT OPENINGS
Thursdays
5:30pm, 6:15pmFridays
5:30pm, 8:00pmSaturdays
11:30am, 1:00pmWORDS TO DESCRIBE MY TEACHING STYLE
Supportive, Friendly & PassionateAccordion
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Al is the father of six children and one granddaughter. Family is a strong drive in his life and he teaches with that family feeling. Lessons should be fun, that is how you know a student is learning. He has a passion for the accordion and wants to bring that passion and knowledge to as many people as he can. It is an instrument that is starting to become popular again.
Al has played both piano and Chromatic Accordion. The Bayan is his primary instrument and has been playing that for over 30 years. He first worked in Classical and Concert style music with the Bayan in his earlier years. He competed at the state and national level. As an adult, Al has been focusing on Eastern European Folk Music. He has played for a Polish Folk dance group as well as the Music Director for that same group. He also played for an Italian Folk dance group for a short time.
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LYDIA LECHER
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KELLY LEHR
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RANDY MARTENS
Percussion
Ages 5 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
5:00pm, 5:30pmTuesdays
7:30pmWednesdays
4:00pm, 7:30pmThursdays
4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:45pmSaturdays
12:00pm, 12:30pmPercussion
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SARAH MENSEN
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CYNTHIA MORTENSEN
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EMILY NELSON
Piano
Ages 7 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
No availabilityTuesdays
4:30pmWednesdays
3:30pm, 4:45pmThursdays
6:45pm - 8:45pmPiano
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SUE RUBY
Piano
5 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
12:00pm, 2:00pm, 2:30pmWednesdays
12:00pm - 5:00pm, 7:00pm - 9:00pmThursdays
12:00pm - 2:00pm, 5:15pmPiano
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SAM RUDY
Violin, Viola
Ages 5 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
2:30pm - 3:30pm, 4:15pm - 5:00pm, 7:45pm - 8:30pmTuesdays
2:30pm - 4:15pmWednesdays
2:30pm - 4:00pmViolin, Viola
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SUZANNE SCHONS
Piano
Ages 4 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Not Currently Accepting New StudentsPiano
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MARK SHEPPERD
Piano
Ages 8 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
4:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 7:30pmThursdays
5:00pm, 6:00pm, 7:30pmPiano
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BILL SIMENSON
Brass, Improvisation, Music Theory, Composition & Arranging
Ages 8 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays & Wednesdays
No availabilityTrumpet/Cornet, French Horn, Trombone, Baritone/Euphonium, Tuba, Improvisation, Music Theory, Composition
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KRIS SIMONSON
Piano
Ages 6 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
No AvailabilitySaturdays
Inquire about being adding to my fall schedule.Piano
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GINA SKULE
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JENNY SLIVINSKI
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe
Ages 9 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
No AvailabilityFlute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe
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IRVING STEINBERG
Double Bass/String Bass
Ages 6 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
4:00pm - 5:00pmSaturdays
10:00am - 12:00pmDouble Bass/String Bass
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GENE SWANSON
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass Guitar
Ages 4 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
3:00pmThursdays
3:00pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:30pmGuitar, Ukulele, Bass Guitar
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TOM TANGE
Trumpet/Cornet
Ages 9 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Saturdays
11:00am, 11:30am, 12:00pm, 12:30pm, 1:00pm, 1:30pmSundays
12:30pmTrumpet/Cornet
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MOMOKO TANNO
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CAROL VAN NOSTRAND
Piano
Ages 7 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Wednesdays
4:00pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pmThursdays
4:00pm, 6:30pmPiano
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BRIAN VAN STAVERN
Brass
Ages 9 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Thursdays
3:00 PM - 8:00 PMTrumpet/Cornet, French Horn, Trombone, Bass Trombone, Baritone/Euphonium, Tuba
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RACHEL WILLIAMS
Cello, Piano
Ages 8 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Mondays
2:00pm, 2:30pm, 3:00pm, 6:00pmTuesdays
3:00pm, 3:30pm, 4:00pmThursdays
3:30pm, 5:00pm - 8:30pmFridays
3:30pm, 4:00pm, 6:30pmCello, Piano
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NANCY WUCHERPFENNIG
Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet
Ages 10 - AdultsCURRENT OPENINGS
Tuesdays
3:30pm, 4:00pm, 4:30pmFlute, Piccolo, Clarinet
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