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“As a home schooling mother of 24 years, I am very picky as to who I allow my children to learn from, and Andy was more than a wonderful teacher. Both of my children learned so much and continue to do so, due to Andy and his caring mentorship of my sons.” – Paula, mom to two young musicians
LESSONS AT THE LIBRARY
Learn how to play an instrument with free music lessons at Spokane Public Library! To accommodate everyone wanting to take free music lessons, please limit your sign ups to one lesson per week per person. All ages are welcome!
Lessons are available Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays at Central Library and are available to book 60 days in advance.
Wednesday lessons are with Andy Rumsey and take place in the Recording Studio. Saturday and Sunday lessons are with Jason Perry and take place in Conference Room B & Lounge.
If you need to cancel or have any questions, please send an email to arumsey@spokanelibrary.org.
No experience needed.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Andy Rumsey (left)
After witnessing firsthand the energy of a live rock-and-roll concert, it was a short jump for Andy from listening to songs to playing songs to then writing his own. Since then, Andy earned a degree in audio engineering, developed a background in music theory, and built up 15 years of live performance and studio experience.
Jason Perry (right)
As a music educator, Jason believes his primary duty is to cultivate passion, joy, and comprehension for each student’s musical journey. Jason has been teaching guitar and voice students over the last seven years and has ample experience playing in a variety of bands.
With backgrounds rich in musical expertise and teaching, Andy and Jason are here to guide you through the wonders of music education.
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