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Coelho Academy Of Music Lessons are one half (1/2) hour long and are taught once a week. Private lessons are taught in one of the academy's nine studios. Requests are taken for longer lesson times and can normally be arranged if the teacher's schedule permits.

The Academy offers a variety of music lessons. If there is any instrument you are interested in but do not see here, please ask us about it. Group lessons also available for guitar, piano and vocals. We currently offer the following: piano; keyboard; drum; acoustic, classical, flamenco, electric and bass guitar; mandolin; banjo; flute and vocals.
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  • Banjo, Bass, Keyboard, Mandolin, Drums, Voice, Flute, Piano, Guitar
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Jerry Coelho
Jerry Coelho
Guitar
Jerry's dad bought his first guitar the summer of his 8th grade year. He received private lessons from Rex Gallion in Arroyo Grande for about 8 years. He went on to attend Cal Poly in 1971 and launched his first enormous studio with a whole 8 students and also started teaching students privately in their homes in San Luis Obispo, the 5 cities and Santa Maria.
Ed Hite
Ed Hite
Guitar
As a child my first instrument was the accordian. My interest in guitar occured during my early teen years. After listening to recordings of Andres Segovia and Chet Adkins, I knew that the guitar was the instrument I wanted to devote the rest of my life learning how to play. Falling in love with jazz and jazz guitar happened after my first guitar teacher, Re Gallion, had me listen to a Joe Pass and Herb Ellis recording. The rest as they say is history.
Garry Sheley, Sr.
Garry Sheley, Sr.
Garry was born in Kansas City, Kansas and attended Central Technical Institute in Kansas City, Missouri and recieved an AS. degree in Electonic Engineering. Garry studied the flute at the Conservatiore of Music in Kansas City and was the principle Flutist and Piccoloest in Wyandotte High School's band and orchestra.
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