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William M.
Guitar Lessons, Bass Guitar Lessons, Vocal Lessons, Song Writing Lessons, Orchestral Lessons
Studio or Home or Webcam
2 Years Years
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William M. is a highly experienced Bass-Guitar instructor based in Knoxville, TN, offering personalized lessons designed to meet the needs of students at every skill level.
With extensive teaching experience, William M. has successfully guided students of all ages in developing strong musical foundations and advanced skills.
William M. specializes in developing proper technique, improving musical understanding, and helping students progress through structured lesson plans.
What You'll Learn:
- Beginner to advanced Bass-Guitar mastery
- Creative expression and musical interpretation
- Building consistency and performance ability
If you're looking for high-quality Bass-Guitar lessons in Knoxville, William M. offers flexible scheduling options, including both in-person and online sessions.
About Me
Kibbs is an enthusiastic teacher and an avid player of fingerstyle acoustic and electric guitar and bluegrass! He teaches guitar, voice, banjo, mandolin, ukulele and bass. The fingerstyle techniques of James Taylor, Jim Croce and Merle Travis Travis picking are his wheelhouse. He is a firm believer in practice and tailors his classes towards the student's goal. As a musician from St. Augustine, Florida, Kibbs studied Music at Flagler College and has experience singing bass, baritone, and tenor in church choirs. Kibbs has also taught the blind at the Florida School of the Deaf and Blind for two years. An gigging musician, Kibbs has experience playing festivals, private events, dinner shows, cabarets, studio recordings, weddings, and busking on the street.
William M. has over 2 Years years of music experience in the Knoxville area.
William M. is proficient in and teaches Guitar Lessons, Bass Guitar Lessons, Vocal Lessons, Song Writing Lessons, Orchestral Lessons .Degree and Field of Study:
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Flagler College
What to expect in my Song Writing Lessons
Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
I teach Country, Pop, Folk, and Bluegrass writing. I will breakdown how I write and how to get to better at coming up with lyrics, guitar chords, and singing phrases.
What to expect in my Bass Guitar Lessons
Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
I teach how to play bass-lines that help the student learn how to improvise bass-lines. We learn to play without a pick. These lessons are fun and tailored to each players goals.
What to expect in my Vocal Lessons
Beginner - Intermediate
I will teach you to sing. The goal of these lessons is to bring you further along and hopefully to where the student feels comfortable singing for an audience.
What to expect in my Guitar Lessons
Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
Beginner to Intermediate Bluegrass, Beginner to advance finger-style. I teach finger-style in the styles if James Taylor, Jim Croce and Merle Travis. I teach some basic theory. I also teach guitar in combination with vocals for those who are interested.
Formal Education:
Flagler College
Private Education:
2 Years
Performing Experience:
4 Years
Experience Teaching:
2 Years
Age Group Taught:
- Young Adult Adult Under 6yrs Child
Genres Taught:
- Pop
- Folk
- Reggae
- Blues
- Country
- Acoustic
- Gospel
Languages Spoken:
- English
Lessons Locations:
- Teacher 's Studio
- Your Home
- Webcam
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William M. is willing to travel up to a distance of 18 Miles to teach a lesson in your home.
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