Fun Practice
Leads to
Fun Play.
One-on-one lessons at 1 River St, Erving, MA — serving Franklin & Hampshire County and all of Western Massachusetts. In-person and online. Custom lesson material written for you each session — guitar tab, chords, or standard notation.
Lesson Options
Studio Lessons
- Personalized curriculum
- Weekly progress tracking
- Practice tips & materials
- Guitar & drums available
Online Lessons
- Zoom, FaceTime & more
- Same personal approach
- Learn from anywhere
- Flexible scheduling
* Reach out to discuss package deals or shorter sessions for younger students.
Common Questions
Can't make it
to the studio?
No problem — bring the lesson to you.
Online lessons deliver the same focused, personal experience from your own home. All you need is your instrument, a device, and a solid internet connection.
- Same $40 / 45-minute rate
- Flexible scheduling — days & evenings
- Available to students anywhere in the US
- Great for busy or travelling students
Available on
Choose whichever platform works best for you
Let's get
you started.
Fill out the form and Jamie will be in touch within 24 hours to confirm your session. No payment needed until your first lesson.
Payment due at end of each lesson
Venmo, check, or cash
Younger students — reach out to discuss
You're all set!
Jamie will be in touch within 24 hours to confirm your session time and any details.
Book Instantly
Skip the back-and-forth — grab an open slot directly on Jamie's calendar and it's locked in immediately. Good for a quick first lesson or a one-off session; for ongoing weekly lessons, the booking form above still works great too.
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Jamie's Band Projects
Beyond teaching, Jamie is an active musician. As drummer for Sons of Greenwich — a fuzz-drenched doom metal band out of Erving, MA — he brings the same dedication to feel and groove that he brings to every lesson.
Rooted in 70s hard rock, psychedelia, and the heavy weight of sludge and stoner metal, Sons of Greenwich are preparing to release their debut EP Hadal and hit stages throughout the Northeast.