Music Teachers for Hire in New York, United States

Leah and her guitarist Noe sang/played at my wedding ceremony and reception and added SO much to the romantic yet playful ambience I had going on. Her voice is absolutely gorgeous and flexible, accommodating jazzy/soul numbers to indie and pop numbers alike. She was extremely communicative and helpful in choosing songs, playlists and had great suggestions that made my wedding absolutely perfect. Thank you so much Leah and Noe!!

Dean is an incredibly talented musician and singer, he took what was otherwise a run of the mill family reunion and made it a fun romp through the history of music! Folks who hadn’t moved in years were suddenly dancing and singing along, Dean Bohana made it an unforgettable time! Highly recommended!

Hey Herve, Thank you so much for performing at our wedding! You greatly exceeded our expectations, and all our guests were thrilled. We will definitely be recommending you to all our family and friends. Blessing and gratitude. Louisa and Kalvin.

Aayushi Karnik grew up in perhaps the most untraditional place for an aspiring blues guitarist: Surat, India. Yet despite that, the 26 year-old Karnik sounds like a young Stevie Ray Vaughn or Buddy Guy. On her debut album Troublemaker, the follow up to her debut EP The Summer Children, Karnik showcases her generational talent alongside two New York City veterans, Todd Turkishir (drums) and Gregory Jones (bass).

http://www.sandiegomagazine.com/Blogs/Everyones-a-Critic/Winter-2019/Marie- and-Rosetta-Returns-a-Rock-Legend-to-the-Spotlight/?fbclid=IwAR2iXvni1qz7- _oRJpDw4oM2jrSfAiCIjGUpaz9dfWV72OU8J8njjTbN_0E#.XFEMRG4BeaM.facebook Triple (quadruple? quintuple?) threat Noël Simoné Wippler is endlessly engrossing on every front: Even before she plays a single note, she nails Sister Rosetta’s particular 1940s Southern accent, her bright smile and elegant showman’s body language—and then her voice fills the theater, adapting to the subtle variations in style as the show’s dozen-plus songs shift from olde-time religion to nightclub boogie-woogie and several shades in between. It is no easy feat to replicate the thundering piano and primordial-rock quick picking from Tharpe’s records, but Wippler is an admirable cover." - - DAN LETCHWORTH, Marie and Rosetta’ Returns a Rock Legend to the Spotlight