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PIANO, GUITAR WOODWINDS, STRINGS, PERCUSSION OR VOICE -- WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? Learning a musical instrument is exciting and has life-long benefits; we are so excited you’ve decided to explore music lessons with Lessons In Your Home. We offer instruction in piano, violin, guitar, drums, voice and many other instruments. For more information, click on one of the instrument icons above and then fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page, or give us a call today.. OUR MUSIC TEACHERS CONSTANTLY THINK UP GREAT WAYS TO MOTIVATE EVERY STUDENT! Watch our video to find out why parents love in-home lessons! At Lessons In Your Home, we know that finding the right teacher is so important to your musical success. Our teachers are University taught or professional musicians, the best of the best in the industry. Whether it is voice lessons, violin, piano, guitar, drums or some other instrument, our teachers encourage success and confidence. Christa is known as a pas*ionate, caring, and fun voice and piano teacher in Seattle who builds strong relationships based on trust and mutual respect with students and their families, while fostering a strong sense of musical excellence, and love for music in her Annalisa Brawdy has been singing for over 20 years, professionally for the past 8. Her musical training began with the St. Louis Symphony Children's Choir and continued with voice and viola into high school. She earned accolades such as All-County, All-State and Outstanding Bill Rea is a composer, bas*ist, guitarist and cellist. His musical background and training is unusual and varied. At an early age, he studied the theory and counterpoint methods of Palestrina, Walter Piston, and Paul Hindemith. Primarily self-taught as a composer, his Janice Annette Gatson is the youngest of five children, born to Eddie & Shirley Gatson, Sr., in Birmingham Alabama. Janice's parents recognized their daughter's interest in music as Janice tried to make music from anything that she could get into her hands. At age nine