 Canyon Music Lessons
Canyon Music Woodworks has instructors in guitar, mandolin, banjo and violin/fiddle. Arrangements can be made through the teacher or by contacting the store.
- Pete Giuliani: guitar (acoustic, electric):
Pete has been teaching professionally since 1988 using a creative, student-centered approach to learning.
The emphasis is on having fun and learning the music you love in a relaxed atmosphere at his home studio in the beautiful Animas Valley. Pete is fluent in a variety of musical styles including Rock, Blues, Metal, Jazz, Folk, Classical, Country, and Bluegrass. Students of all ages are welcome.
- Emily Wilson: mandolin, violin, fiddle
- Dan Peha: banjo (bluegrass style)
- Sue Coulter: guitar, mandolin, banjo (claw hammer style):
Sue started playing guitar during the "folk scare" of the 60's. In the 70's She heard Earl Scruggs, bought a banjo, and was hopelessly addicted to bluegrass. She started playing mandolin and bass in the early 80's. Her biggest goal in teaching is to train people to gain skills so they can have fun. Theory is taught when it will help someone understand the concepts of transposition, chord formation, chord progressions, etc. Playing with others is highly encouraged. She has played with various bands over the years including Traditional Square and Contra Dance, Celtic, Old-Time, and Bluegrass. She has also taught jamming skills at Black Rose Acoustic Society and various festivals.
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