Chandler Rosenzweig
Berklee graduate looking for students on guitar and electric bass regardless of age or style.




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Chandler Rosenzweig
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
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Salutations future Rock and Rollers of the world, my name is Chandler Rosenzweig (she/her/hers). I am a guitar instructor living in Boston, Massachusetts though I am originally from of Long Island, New York. I am a recent graduate of Berklee College of Music with a Bachelors of Arts in Contemporary Writing and Production and I am here to help you hone your craft on guitar. It does not matter if you want to learn: how to shred like Eddie Van Halen on electric guitar, do some bluegrass finger picking on acoustic like Billy Strings, classical, even bass guitar, If you want to learn it, I can teach it to you. I am a very versatile musician here to help you learn what you want to learn. I have over five years of teaching experience on multiple instruments, in multiple styles with multiple age ranges. I often try to use the students' interests in and outside of music to incorporate the musical fundamentals such as (sight) reading sheet music, chord diagrams, tablature, playing by ear and even music theory/ear training but still make it fun, engaging and interesting. I am here to take your skills and your performance to the next level. Sign up for some lessons with me to take your playing from elementary to ELECTRIFYING!
Chandler graduated from Berklee College of Music

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Guitar concepts taught by Chandler
The Student and Tutor worked on bass guitar techniques, specifically exploring alternate tunings, primarily Drop D. They practiced bass lines from several songs, analyzing rhythmic structures, melodic patterns, and advanced muting techniques. The session also incorporated discussions on music theory concepts such as the harmonic minor scale, with a plan for the Student to continue practicing the assigned songs and to improvise in Drop D tuning, and reschedule for the following week.
Harmonic Minor Scale Application
Mastering Drop D Tuning (DADG)
Octave Fingering in Drop D
Effective Muting Techniques for Bass
Deconstructing Complex Basslines
Navigating Rhythmic Complexity
Student and Tutor worked on improving sheet music reading skills, focusing on rhythm and note identification while practicing a melody on the bass. They then transitioned to analyzing and learning a challenging bassline from a new song, discussing effective practice strategies for complex musical passages. The next session is scheduled for Saturday.
Fretboard Navigation and Note Accuracy
Effective Practice Strategies for Bass Guitar
Reading Pitch: Key Signatures
Accidentals
and Melodic Contour
Understanding Rhythmic Notation: Time Signatures
Note Values
Dotted Notes
Student and Tutor worked on learning the melody of the song "Footprints" on the bass guitar. They practiced reading musical notation, identifying notes with key signatures and accidentals, and transposing the melody to specific fret and string positions. The Student was assigned to practice both the bassline and the melody, with a goal to eventually improvise over the chord changes.
Reading Treble Clef & Accidentals on Bass Sheet Music
Understanding Note Duration and Ledger Line Notes
Transposing Melodies for Bass Guitar
Adapting Basslines to Chord Changes
Introduction to Bass Improvisation
Student and Tutor worked on improvisation techniques, starting with the 12-bar blues and then practicing "trading fours" to develop interactive soloing. They identified musical elements like meter and key, and began exploring a jazz standard, "Footprints," by learning sheet music notation for the bass and treble clefs. For homework, the Student is to learn the baseline and melody of "Footprints" and practice improvising over it, focusing on capturing the cool jazz style.
Blues Improvisation Fundamentals
Collaborative Improvisation: Trading Fours
Introduction to Jazz Standards & Sheet Music Reading
Student and Tutor reviewed the student's progress on "Schism" and then focused on fundamentals of riff construction. They explored the 12-bar blues structure, discussing chord theory and analyzing blues examples from B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Student was assigned to practice applying these blues concepts to specific songs and to develop their own riffs.
The Emotional Core of Blues Music
Diatonic and Chromatic Movement in Basslines
Blues Chord Voicings: Major Triads and Dominant 7ths
12 Bar Blues Structure
Principles of Effective Blues Riff Construction
Navigating Musical Transitions
Guitar Tuning and Alternate Tunings
Rhythmic Complexity in Progressive Music
Bass Guitar Techniques: Pick vs. Fingerstyle
Understanding Musical Timing and Subdivisions
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