Theory

Joe has been playing guitar for over 15 years and has been teaching for over a decade. He is a well versed Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Drums, and Piano instructor. He plays a variety of genres from funk/jam band to reggae to progressive metal. Joe graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education at Saint Cloud State University and continued studying Guitar Performance at McNally Smith College. He has years of experience working with kids teaching private lessons and has owned and operated the Kracker Jacks Drumline since 2015. No matter the time of the day, Joe can be found spreading the word: “Music is a language we all know how to speak. Some of us just don’t know it yet.”

Guitar Repairs

Joe has been repairing guitars for nearly 10 years. His work covers everything from pickup mods, parallel/series wiring, to full refrets. Whether you need a cracked headstock glued, to deck out your Squier/Epiphone with upgraded parts, or just a restring/setup, Joe has you covered!

Logan started off taking piano lessons at the age of nine and has done so for just over a decade. During that time, he learned to compose for orchestras, learned how to play all percussion instruments including the drum set, the fundamentals of both electric and acoustic guitar, and even took on vocal lessons. He used these skills to begin tutoring students in high school.  He dove even further into the world of music by deciding to attend Mcnally Smith College of Music to major in Music Composition. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to complete his major due to the unexpected closure of the school, but the skills he learned would be essential in allowing him to continue his education in the field by launching his own film scoring business, L.H. Scoring, where he composes all kinds of music whether it be for commercials, documentaries, or his own passion projects, which you can find at lhscoring.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/lhscoring.  He now teaches all the instruments he knows how to play and is learning to play more, such as cello. One day, he hopes to share his love of music with the world.