Skype Lessons
Trumpet & Trombone Online Music Lessons via Skype
Rich Willey, devoted student of Dr. Donald S. “Doc” Reinhardt, teaches trumpet and trombone students according to what he learned during his eight years of private, in-person study with “Doc” between 1978 and 1986. With Skype, online trumpet lessons and online trombone lessons are a perfect alternative to traveling great distances. Rich offers “chops” and/or “improv” lessons online.
“Rich had tons of fundamental advice he presented extremely well. He’s a wonderful messenger and an excellent teacher.” — Pricilla King, trumpet, York, PA
“Rich Willey is a true ‘chop doc’ rooting out problems, rather than preaching the same old song and dance.” — Willard Gray, trumpet, New Orleans, LA
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1. Skype Lessons: Orientation and Analysis (brass instruments)
$150.00 Add to cartRich Willey, a devoted student of the late, legendary brass pedagogue Dr. Donald S. “Doc” Reinhardt, teaches trumpet and trombone students according to his eight years of private study with “Doc” (including attendance at two of Reinhardt’s three-day teacher’s clinics) from 1978 through 1986.
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2. Skype Lessons: Subsequent Lessons (chops—brass instruments)
$75.00 Add to cartAs taught by Dr. Donald S. “Doc” Reinhardt, Rich allows students a 60–90 day “incubation period” and then meets with them again to see what indicators may have been unearthed by the grueling regimen they are given at their Orientation and Analysis Period lesson. Now is when the rubber really meets the road!
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3. Skype Lessons: Jazz Improv (first lesson)
$150.00 Add to cartLearning jazz improv seems overwhelming without having somebody help guide you through it. Since Louis Armstrong every jazz musician has had a mentor or some person to help explain things.
Rich Willey knows how to get you on your way from ground zero to steadily improving.
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4. Skype Lessons: Jazz Improv (subsequent lessons)
$75.00 Add to cartFor those who have taken a first Skype Jazz Improv lesson with Rich and feel that they could benefit from some further explanation, demonstration, motivation or inspiration.
These subsequent jazz improv lessons are scheduled in one-hour blocks but usually run long, and that’s okay: no extra charge.
