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Your Paper Moon Music Instructors
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 Scot Taber
is
a skilled and experienced guitar teacher and performer committed to studying
the instrument and guiding others in this pursuit.
Studying, performing, and writing music since the age
of eleven, when he took up the trumpet, Scot later played piano and finally
turned to the guitar, exploring Rock and Jazz styles and later Classical
and Flamenco under acclaimed guitarists Adam Schydlower (of Gypsy Jazz
and World Beat groups Gitano and the Desert Prophets and Desert Moon)
and Stephan Schyga (of Tel Arc Records’ celebrated ... Click
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 Joe Amato has
studied a wide range of styles in his twenty year relationship with
the guitar, from playing in bands at age 12, to studying at prestigious
universities and performing internationally.
Studying music composition, classical guitar, and
jazz theory at such schools as the University of North Texas, Rice
University, and the University of Texas at Austin, Joe finally received
a bachelor’s degree in Classical Guitar Performance at Southwest Texas
State University. He then went on to acquire an extremely diverse performance
experience with years of extensive national touring as guitarist for
the rock... Click
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 Nathan Ware, Tokyo-born guitarist, performer, and composer, is a dedicated guitar instructor knowledgeable in a variety of guitar styles. Nate received his Associate's Degree in Music from Grossmont College in 2007 and his Bachelor's Degree in Guitar Performance in 2009. His ongoing commitment to guitar education and his years of experience as an instructor make for a valuable learning experience for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students alike.
Nate has studied under the renowned guitar educators Fred Benedetti and George Svoboda, and is a former member of the Grossmont Guitar Ensemble and the SDSU Guitar Ensemble. Although his musical interests and expertise include a variety of different styles, Nate's primary .... Click
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