Island Music Guild has changed its name to Island Music Center. Our Web, E-mail and mailing address are still the same, as is our aim: to enrich lives through music, and to advance the quality and accessibility of music education and musical experiences in our community.
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Q - What Instruments and music styles are taught at the Guild? A - The Island Music Guild boasts the most musically diverse music Studio in Kitsap county. Check out our instrument list to see our full selection. Q - How do I become an instructor at the Guild? A - The Island Music (Co-Op) is a wonderful and energetic place to teach lessons.
The Island Music Guild is always looking for qualified teachers to be a part of our community. 2. Join the Rolling Bay Music Cooperative. This includes a yearly fee and an agreement to abide by our rules and be an active participant. We are a community of musicians that have come together to form the Rolling Bay Music Co-op. We are all in this together.
Terry is well known in the Puget Sound music community and is considered a top tier musician and educator. Terry got his musical start in the Seattle Cascades Drum and Bugle Corps. He finished his percussion performance degree at Washington State University in 1997. He then won an audition with the prestigious Air Force Band of Liberty in Boston, Massachusetts.
Group playing & performance opportunities are important parts of our whole music experience! We can get great enjoyment from playing with others. Jane Landstra has K-12 CA & WA Teaching Credentials; an Education major, and a music minor from UC Berkeley. She is an active recording artist, published composer, and professional musician (Country Capers, Berkeley Scottish Players, and Nordic band, Nordleik). Her approach to teaching music in a nearly 50-year adventure includes a specialty in Celtic and Nordic folk music.
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Eben Calhoun
Jun 20, 2018
Great place to take lessons on a wide variety of instruments from music teachers of diverse style backgrounds. A bit tricky to find. As approaching from the West, Continue through the intersection on Valley past Bay Hay and Feed and take a left into the gravel parking lot located to the rear of the building. I have taken some jazz piano lessons and they were well-worth the time and $ spent.
