| Back To Lessons Section | Our Escanaba Staff You can't buy a better experience than by getting your child signed up for lessons from one of our experienced and dedicated teachers that will raise the bar for your child's musical needs! Lessons are $12/half hour. To sign your child up for lessons, please call 906-789-9040 |
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Jeff Dombrowski is our newest guitar teacher in Escanaba. To get set up for lessons, please call our Escanaba store. | |
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Matt Williams teaches the guitar and bass guitar. I have taught at Jim?s for about two years. During high school, I played with the Gladstone Jazz Band and am also in a local band. Phone Number: 906-399-3475 | |
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Mike Pierron has been playing guitar for 26 years. I took lessons from David Conklin and Jim Dombrowski. I've been teaching guitar privately since 1989 and just recently began teaching at Jim's. I have played in several bands over the years. | |
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My name is Craig Bonno. I started playing guitar over 12 years ago. I took lessons from Jim Dombrowski for about seven years, learning all styles of music and theory, from classical to metal. My favorite style of music to play is metal. I have been teaching guitar at Jim?s for about four years, and I have taught all ages from 5 to 60 years of age. |
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My name is Nikolai Protasoff. I have been teaching percussion for over 12 years. My background includes high school Jazz Band, concert band, marching band, and one year of college studying Music Theory and appreciation. I am currently in the Escanaba City band and occasionally perform percussion for the pit orchestra in musical productions with Players de Noc of Escanaba. | |
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My name is Jocelyn Povich and I teach piano at Jim's for over two year. I have a Bachelor's Degree of Arts in Music from Thomas Edison State College. I am the accompanist for the Bay de Noc Choral Society and for other events including local Solo/Ensemble and the Stars on the Rise Youth Cabaret. I also play for weddings and special events. I have also performed Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto with the University of Wisconsin-Marinette's Bay Shore Orchestra last April. | |