Students are strongly encouraged to take private lessons on their instruments. The following is a list of instructors with comments initiated by the instructors themselves. Long Reach High School makes no claims on the abilities of any of these instructors. We rely on feedback from the instructors to keep the list current. If you have any comment about this list, find some inaccurate information, or if you are an instructor that would like to be added to the list, let us know by Emailing Us.
There are instructors that we have lost contact with and perhaps are no longer teaching or have left the area. These are still on the list for now. The general rule is that if there is an email address listed, we have made contact with them and they are still teaching.
We really make no claims on the abilities of any of these instructors, but it is clear by gathering this information that there is an abundant amount of musical talent that exists in the area. We encourage you to take advantage of it.
Jim Armstrong
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Mike Buckley
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Mr. Buckley provides lessons at his home office. The cost is $20 per half hour and his hours are flexible.
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Christopher Campbell
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Barry Dagold
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Ben Denne
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Ed Goldstein
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Jeff McDonald
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Mr. Mcdonald teaches at his home, near Route 40 and Rolling Road. He is a graduate of the Peabody Conservatory of Music where he studied Tuba performance with David Fedderly of the Baltimore Symphony, and Toby Hanks, soloist and formerly of the New York City Ballet Orchestra and the New York Brass Quintet. |
Michael Parker
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Andy Spang
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Steve Williams
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Mr. Williams teaches in his own home in the Centennial area or at the students home within a reasonable distance. Lessons are $25.00 per hour. He is currently in the Columbia Concert Band and Fugitive Brass Quintet. He has been playing around town as an amateur for 30 years. His most accomplished instrument is the Tuba but he also plays Trumpet and Euphonium. He has worked professionally in quintets and in finer wind ensembles from college until the present day. "My talents are best suited for beginners and I hope to inspire children to make music a lifelong endeavor, either as an amateur or professional." |
