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Think of music as a language - and in order to speak the language, you should learn to understand it. That's what learning music theory will do for you. Whether you are looking for general basic music theory or specialized instruction for drum music theory notation or you're trying to learn how to make music theory fun for children, your best bet is to study with one of incredible instructors! A good instructor is the best music theory learning tool you can have and will explain music theory transpositions, offer music theory help, and also offer suggestions on free music composition software available online. A few even offer an introductory free music theory lesson. Check back here often as soon will be offering free music theory lessons online and links to other music theory learning tools.

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Contact an old friend Glenn (G-Man) Cristofaro from Darien, Ill

— M. C. in Darien, IL

Good job S. I'm sure you are really excited!

Good luck!

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— C. S. in Lincoln, NE

I'm actually looking for an old friend names Tim P who used to live in Muncie IN. I knew he moved to TX and was in to music. He has red hair. If I have the right person. Call me at

— L. R. in Houston, TX

I need an instructor who can basically take me through, like music theory boot camp, and just make me into a music theory machine, because my goal is to get accepted into Berklee School of Music one year from now, (I am going to audition and major there in West African Percussion, (djembe), but you still need to be able to play in different time signatures, and play against those time signatures in different ones, i.e., 8 against 6, well that's the only one I know how to do haha, but yeah). I...

— W. H. in Decatur, GA

I'm looking for lesson of C&W singing,with playing Guitar,Banjo or Mandolin. I play these stiring musical instrument a little bit. I would like to learn especially vocal exercises. English is not my mother's tongue. I moved here one and half month ago from Japan.
Please let me know the following:
1.Time , 2. Lesson Fee , 3.Place

— O. Y. in Minneapolis, MN

My son is 3 years old and I would like him to learn music. I will be very pleased to discuss with you about music lessons.

My home phone number is .
I look forward to speaking with you. very much in advance.
Best Regards,
thalie

— N. F. in Pasadena, CA

I am looking for a teacher for my son who is 13 years old. He has an acoustic and electric guitar and has had a few lessons. Unfortunately I am looking for Saturday lessons, and he will be available every other weekend for lessons. Please let me know if this is something I can arrange with you

— D. W. in Farmington, MI

I have a five year old son who is ready to make use of his unused violin! How long are your classes for children for first time beginners? What is typical availability?

— B. D. in San Diego, CA

My son-in-law would like to learn to read music. I am wanting to buy him for Christmas a couple of lessons (as an intro) to reading music. He sings in a band for fun and may certainly wish to continue with the lessons

— M. H. in Hurst, TX

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tell me a little about your books. Maybe I could use them. How much are they? I'm living in Arizona now and good blues and theory books might find a home here too.

On a sad note, Scott Olson died yesterday, August 1, 2008. Don't know if you were in touch with him over the years.

Hope all is well with you

— J. P. in Peoria, AZ