Finding a Teacher

[s.m.80808]

Is there a good online resource for finding a teacher either on this site or online that you guys would recommend.?

On a personal note, does anyone have a recommendation for a jazz teacher here in Dallas TX? Maybe a UNT student or alumni? (They don't have to specifically be a bass teacher)

Thanks in advance

 

[mkettner]

I would check with your local music store. They often know people who are looking for students.

 

[Freddels]

Is there a good online resource for finding a teacher either on this site or online that you guys would recommend.?

On a personal note, does anyone have a recommendation for a jazz teacher here in Dallas TX? Maybe a UNT student or alumni? (They don't have to specifically be a bass teacher)

Thanks in advance

John Adams. He's in the Dallas area. Plays both DB and EB.

 

[seanlava]

This site would be a great resource for bass instruction, both for students and instructors. Moderator, are there any plans to create a TalkBass teacher database?

 

[s.m.80808]

+1

bump

 

[yitsi80]

with out doubt it would be a great resource.

 

[Freddels]

There's already the ability to list your credentials and availability to teach in your profile. If someone looking for a teacher just does a search, you will pop up.

 

[WillPlay4Food]

This site would be a great resource for bass instruction, both for students and instructors. Moderator, are there any plans to create a TalkBass teacher database?

This already exists, do an advanced member search.

Navigation = Members List -> Search Members -> Advanced Search -> Use the "Available for Instruction" dropdown to select a state to search on. This will only return results on TB members though.

 

[IanStephenson]

This already exists, do an advanced member search.

Thats pretty neat.

any chance of getting it extended slightly for those of us not in the USA?

OK, I can put "uk" in the text field, but then it pulls up ukraine and a bunch of other stuff

Ian