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Bio

 

Currently offering private lessons in New York area as well as SKYPE lessons
and pre-recorded lessons. Files for lessons such as written exercises and charts will be managed by email or Dropbox. For more information and schedule please contact

Aside from being an active performer/composer and recording artist, Gabriel Guerrero has been teaching for almost twenty years. A classically trained pianist since age five, Gabriel holds a Bachelor and Masters Degrees from The New England Conservatory of Music. His teachers include Charlie Banacos, Jerry Bergonzi, Danilo Perez, Steve Lacy Fred Hersch, Bob Moses, James Moody among others.
Gabriel is Currently is a faculty member of The New York Jazz Academy, in addition he has taught and done clinics in several Universities such as Frost School of Music at University of Miami, The New England Conservatory of Music, Berklee College of Music, Berklee Global Jazz Institute, The Piano School of New York City, Queens Performing Arts Conservatory, IAJE Jazz Convention New York, We Bop! Jazz at Lincoln Center, St. Paul School, Music Makers School, Allegro Music School, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music in INDIA, Universidad EAFIT, Universidad Industrial de Santander, Centro de Educacion Musical de Bucaramanga, Escuela de Música y Audio Fernando Sor, Academia Cristancho in Colombia as well as his private studio in Boston and New York for the last fourteen years.

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Teaching Info

Gabriel Guerrero accepts mainly piano students covering Jazz piano, classical, popular, blues, Latin, Brazilian, piano technique, posture, practice routines.
In addition piano or non-piano students interested in the following subjects:

Improvisation: intervallic, hexatonic, pentatonic, motivic development, blues
Composition & Arranging
Theory
Sight reading
Harmony
Ear Training
Ensemble & comping
Rhythm covering Jazz, African, South American, Afro-Cuban
Relaxation exercises
Music school admission / audition preparation
(Several of Gabriel’s piano and non-piano students had been accepted into Jazz programs in schools such as
New School, Berklee College, New England Conservatory, City College some with scholarship.)