In her 3rd year with the Springer Music Studio, Ms. Bee teaches Individual Lessons in our West Melbourne Music Library, and is offering a Beginner Group for Homeschoolers on Wednesdays at 2:15 (ages 8+).
She would like to introduce herself to you:
“A love of music opens many doors. I was called to the creative life due to my father’s love of rock music –shared we me via concerts and an immense record collection– and my mother’s love of Mozart. As a child of Long Island, I sang in choir, studied piano and guitar formally, then moved to Manhattan as a teenager where I performed in notable bands (details upon request). Diverse influences include jazz, folk and blues which segued into 60’s and 70’s rock and later to genres including Classic Country, Bluegrass and Singer-Songwriter music.
I’ve led a professional bicoastal music and arts career ranging from N.Y. to L.A. Here in “fun in the sun” Florida I’ve recorded and gigged in Bee & Boo (served as a Citizen Scholar and Assistant Music Teacher through Eastern Florida State College); Blues de’Ville; the Space Coast Harley-Davidson house band; Bee and the Hive (played folk festivals); the Island Mountain Band; and (as harmony vocalist) 70’s 80’s 90’s high-energy rock Burning Daylight. More recently, I founded and continue to run the Facebook group Jam Melbourne Beach. When not focused on music, I practice graphic design and network for friends on social media.
I’ve been teaching guitar for the past decade. I look forward to representing the Springer Music Studio as your guitar specialist. I love to teach teens and adults — whether beginners, intermediates or at any other point on guitar. You’ll be expressing yourself confidently and performing with greater ease than you ever imagined. We’ll soon be jamming with chords and riffs to your favorite tunes as you seamlessly form a well-rounded foundation for building musicianship over the long-term. Let’s schedule a trial lesson at your home or mine — you’ll be rocking out in no time.”
In her 3rd year with the Springer Music Studio, Ms. Cindi teaches Individual Lessons in her Lake Washington Home Studio and Group Classes in our West Melbourne Instrument Lab including:
> Beginning Piano (ages 8-13) – Mondays at 4:15 & Fridays at 4.
> Intermediate Piano (ages 9-14) – Mondays at 5:15
> Advanced Piano (ages 10-17) – Monthly Saturday Intensives
Ms. Cindi would like to introduce herself to you:
“For over 30 years, I have taken great pleasure in supporting life-long musicianship for students ages 5 and up. During my lifetime of playing the piano and organ, my strong classical roots have included guild assessments and a career in church music but I also love jazz, show tunes and popular music. Presently, I am an active member of the Music Teachers’ National Association which produces exclusive concerts and incentives for dedicated piano students.
My students learn performance pieces that will be sources of confidence for years to come – along with excellent technique on the scales and chords relevant to songwriting. I enjoy teaching a large variety of repertoire including Faber, Schaum, Bastien, and Alfred method books and I encourage my students to bring their favorite songs into lessons. I love when transfer students show their favorite songs to me and let me know their favorite aspects of a lesson.
I look forward to meeting you and your family…and helping you to develop a musical practice that everyone enjoys.”
“I am thrilled to take on the responsibilities of the administrative details and student engagement at the Springer Music Studio! With 10 years of experience in the administrative field, I bring a deep knowledge and efficiency to ensure a smooth and seamless experience.
Throughout my career, I have worked in the administrative sector of event venues, dental clinics, and the FIVA World Cup in Brazil. These diverse experiences have provided me with valuable skills and a comprehensive view of administrative management.
Music has always been a significant part of my life. My mother has been playing guitar and keyboard at church for years, and during Christmas, we used to visit hospitals and homes in our city to perform serenades. These experiences have shown me the transformative power of music in people’s lives.
I believe that music has immense importance in all our lives. It connects us, inspires us, and has the power to take us to unimaginable places. I am excited to support and nurture this passion in the hearts and lives of our students, helping them explore and reach their full musical potential!”
