I have performed all over the world playing bass guitar. I have been playing live for over 11 years and I realised from a young age playing bass was one of my biggest passions. My biggest qualificatio... n isn't the years on the instrument though, but rather the experience that comes with it. For example, its one thing to teach bass guitar so the student can practice in their room, it's something entirely when you teach a bassist to play on stage well with others in a live setting. Not only do I give instruction on repertoire, listening, ear training, and technical facilities on the instrument, but also emphasise whatever we're learning for the purpose of eventually performing live in a band setting. Some of my most notable gigs in the past playing bass guitar have been: 1. National Hockey League Florida Panthers House Band (link below) https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BuYe718HXSg 2. Carnival Cruise Lines House Band 3. Rock With You Entertainment (Weddings) 4. Current Nashville resident that makes a living performing music (on broadway, on the road, recording studio work, teaching, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gmO5ia9zyk&t=1s read more

Hey I'm Marco! I'm a 23 year old bassist and musician that recently moved to Nashville, originally from Seattle, Washington, after graduating from the University of Miami majoring in Music Business. ... I've made a career in music performance as a bassist, playing in bands and concerts around the world, from weddings to cruise ships and everything in between. I've been teaching bass guitar, guitar, drums, piano and since 2020 and have taught beginners to advanced from ages 5-70 years old, both in person and online. My biggest love of teaching is that every lesson is customised (to the student and their needs) and every student learns differently too. Breaking down music concepts in a variety of ways to learn is always an exciting challenge that makes both the student and teacher better! No matter if its playing live, or teaching, my mindset is the same for both. We practice "practically" for the purpose of performance. Quick example: when practicing playing a song, not stopping when making (because you wouldn't be able to do that on a live performance). Having this goal of practicing for an eventual performance I believe always keeps us focused on the right stuff that we can use on the bandstand when its time to play!read more