Our Teachers

Natalie Eh is a dedicated and passionate music teacher based in Nashville, specializing in piano and voice. With a B.M in Music Education from Southern Adventist University, she has been sharing her passion for music through teaching for 5 years. Natalie's musical journey began at a young age, and she's since performed with various jazz bands and a small traveling ensemble. Her teaching philosophy focuses on creating a welcoming environment, personalizing lessons to meet each student’s needs, whether they're early learners, kids, or adults. Natalie believes in guiding her students to explore and enjoy the world of music.

Growing up in Cincinnati, Doug graduated from The College-Conservatory of Music and has since been involved in various teaching positions within the University of Cincinnati as well as privately owned local music schools. Doug is a Bachelors-educated Piano, Drum, and Guitar tutor with over 10+ years of experience offering instrument and music theory lessons. He specializes in personalized learning, focusing on everything from chord theory, to ear training, improvisation, and essential music reading skills for all three instruments. Doug's goal in lessons is to help students of all ages discover their love for music and instruments with fun and effective lessons designed just for you!

Linda Coman is a guitarist, singer-songwriter, and soon to be alum of Belmont University's prestigious College of Music and Performing Arts. She has been teaching for over 6 years and is passionate about sharing her love of creativity.

Preston Lydotes is a Boston-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. A Summa Cum Laude graduate of Berklee College of Music (’24), he holds a dual major in Songwriting and Independent Recording & Production. With 9+ years of vocal training and 7+ years on guitar, piano, and bass, Preston brings a supportive, student-centered approach shaped by his experience as a diverse pop-rock performer/writer/engineer.

Anakin has been playing guitar for over 16 years, starting at age 10 where he learned from his parents who are also musicians. He then began studying privately from industry leaders in Nashville until he moved there in 2017 to attend Belmont University’s School of Music. At Belmont, he graduated Magna cum Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Commercial Music, Guitar Performance in 2021. Since then, he has built a career as a touring and session guitarist for various artists and genres. Along with years of being a professional musician, he also has over six years of teaching experience, in both private and school settings. He understands the many different ways students connect to music and ensures they achieve their musical goals.

I’m a dedicated musician, teacher, and singer-songwriter, based in Nashville, Tennessee. I have a degree in K-12 Instrumental Music Education from Appalachian State University and have been teaching music for the past seven years! My heart is to meet beginning musicians where they are and give them the tools and encouragement they need to accomplish their own personal goals. I’m excited to get to know you and help you develop as a musician!

Tim Grieme is a Nashville-based saxophonist, performing and teaching across jazz, classical, popular and contemporary styles. Whether performing for audiences or guiding learners, Tim draws from his diverse background to create intentional musical experiences. Tim serves as Adjunct Professor of Saxophone at Alabama A&M University and leads a private virtual studio of elementary through high school students. He also teaches at Hume-Fogg Magnet High School and works with students throughout the Nashville metro public school system. Across all settings, his teaching emphasizes strong fundamentals, stylistic awareness, artistic independence, and confidence in students of all ages.

Zach Douglas is a Nashville based multi-Instrumentalist, composer/arranger, producer, and playback engineer from Myrtle Beach, SC. Originally an aspiring orchestral trumpet player he performed with the Hendersonville Symphony and Brevard Philharmonic in his college days until feeling a strong pull away from classical music and towards improvised and commercial music. Accolades include recording for Tiwa Savage’s latest album, “This One Is Personal”, opening performances with artists Lalah Hathaway, Nate Smith, Makaya McCraven, an award-winning performance with The International Trumpet Guild, and a release featuring bass phenom MONONEON.