Piano by Seth

Many of you have heard me go on about how much I love the mountain dulcimer. But for the few who haven’t….
Here’s a song I wrote for my mom a few months ago. Its part of the album I’m working on about my hometown.
Enjoy!

Want your kids (or you) to really learn to play the piano? One-on-one lessons are the gold standard for musical instrument education. The benefits of private individual lessons are that in a one-on-one setting, I can tailor lessons to your child’s age, learning style, interests and abilities. This is also the only way to learn technique and truly learn to play songs on the instrument.Group classes are great for socialization but individual lessons are the best way to learn music and my approach to teaching allows the student and family to participate in picking the music they want to learn, from family favorites to hymns to popular hits. I have over 20 years’ experience teaching 30+ students per week to become musicians, composers, collaborators, and music theory experts. Plus I charge less than a music school.I am an award-winning composer, performing musician, bandleader and multi-instrumentalist. I can provide references upon request.

In addition to teaching piano, I also teach small art classes. Enrollment is now open for painting classes and printmaking classes on Saturday afternoons starting July 27.

You can register at this link:

https://www.pianobyseth.com/artwithseth

I have been reading this periodical to Ro once in a while and she loves it. We hadn’t told mom about it so when Ro asked for it, Sahara was mystified. I cleared it up.

My production company Solar Ship Studios is looking to score short films for filmmakers working on a tight budget (meaning practically all filmmakers). If you know someone who is looking for free music for their film or trailer, we’re willing to do that within a proper contract. Hit us up. We’re easy to work with and oh-so-artsy.

Speaking of being artsy, here’s a rough track from an upcoming score. The song is called called “The Reed Boats” and it’s inspired by some of the earliest boats, which drifted the currents of the Tigris and Euphrates thousands of years ago, made from the reeds that lined the banks of those two rivers. You might need to turn the volume down a bit - the program I used defaulted to max volume and there seemed to be no way to turn it down so it’s a little much.