double bass Lessons

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double bass lessons

We're excited to tell you that online double bass lessons are now available for students to learn music from the comfort of their own homes. More than 500 Music School students are taking advantage of private online lessons to continue their music education. Whether you're just starting out or want to take your performance to the next level, lessons are crucial. Learning one-on-one with a dedicated music teacher is motivating and satisfying, and guarantees an experience tailored to your needs and intentions. Register for our private double bass lessons today, and learn something new. Registration is open to all skill levels, inquire now by clicking on "Get Started".

VIRTUAL double bass lessons 

The RI Philharmonic Music School has found creative ways to continue offering music education to children, adolescents and adults during the pandemic. Our virtual double bass lessons are easily accessible with the use of online tools. Many popular virtual learning software is already installed on your computer or phone, especially video calling programs. Our faculty has used Facetime, Zoom, Skype, and Google Hangouts; we are open to using other video conferencing apps as necessary. Have questions about our double bass lessons? Contact: 401.248.7001.

Music lessons give children a way to feel and express emotions beyond words. Playing music is also a healthy way to cope with stress. Learn more about our double bass lessons in Rhode Island by signing up.

Playing a musical instrument is fun and it forges new pathways in the brain at the same time. When students are just starting out, matching up the notes on a page to the sounds they make can feel downright magical. Kids learn self-esteem, confidence and more — all while having a good time. If you don't have a private instructor and you're interested in registering, click "Get Started" below. You can call us with your questions at 401.248.7001.

“The Music School gave me the skills to successfully continue my musical education beyond a classroom setting.” - RI Philharmonic Music School Student