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Music is like a language.

It can be learned just like a language can be learned, and it can be bettered just like a language can be spoken better.  If you would like to be more musically fluent or just want to learn the basics, the qualified music instructors at the Harmony House would love to help you.

The teachers listed are only some of the instructors that teach at the Harmony House, and there may be instruments that are taught that are not listed.  We currently offer lessons for the following instruments: guitar, bass, trumpet, drums, piano, vocal, violin, viola, cello, bassoon, flute, clarinet, oboe, sax, and trombone.  Please, call us at (602) 493-1234 or e-mail us at harmonyjgf@aol.com for more information.

John Vold

Gives Lessons For: guitar and bass

John Vold has 14 years of experience as a guitarist and brass player. He earned his B.F. A in guitar performance from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. He teaches a variety of styles including rock, blues, and folk and specializes in jazz and classical guitar.

Joy Elaine

Gives Lessons For: flute and piano

Relevant Employment
Dec. 2005 to Present - Harmony House, Phoenix, AZ
May 1999 to Aug. 2005 - Home Studio, Henderson, NV
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Education
College:
Southwestern College, Phoenix, AZ, Music - 2007 to Present
Glendale Community College, Glendale, AZ, General - 1996 to 1998 and 2006 to 2007
and more...

Private Instruction:
Susan Iwertz, Henderson, NV, Voice - 2002 to 2007
Dr. Christina Eide, Glendale, AZ, Piano - 1996 to 1998
and more...

Tausha Townsend

Gives Lessons For: vocal and piano

- Local Young Women's organization Pianist 2005-Current
- Life experience with giving individual and group piano and voice instruction
- Soprano section leader of BYU-Hawaii's Concert Choir 2001-2002
- Alto choir member of BYU-Provo's Concert Choir 2002
- Studied vocal performance at BYU-Hawaii, and BYU-Provo for two and a half years
- Individual piano & voice instruction BYU-Hawaii, and individual voice instruction at BYU-Provo (studied with excellent and well-known teachers)

John Antonelli

Gives Lessons For: drums

John began playing drums in 1984. He has been a full-time professional player and teacher since 1995 and has taught at the Harmony House since the summer of 2004. John has played in every conceivable type of band and playing situation. Highlights would include reggae with Grant Man & the Island Beats for the 2006 and 2007 Fiesta Bowls; his 10-year tenure as a percussionist with Dracula, the Opera; his 1995 and 2005 appearances at the Buffalo Drum Festival; performing on ice with skater Christian Conte at the 1998 Baltimore Ice World opening ceremonies; and performing with the advanced tap dancers of the Bender School of Performing Arts for their 2007 recital appearance.

John's teaching is based on his concept of Fundamental Universals of Drumming, which stresses 1) a mastery of rhythmic concepts, 2) an understanding of the mechanics of movement, 3) an ambidextrous approach to sticking, and 4) development of complete 4 limb independence.

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