About

About

Meet Jerry Wyrick – Your Musical Mentor

Hi, I’m Jerry Wyrick, and I’m passionate about helping you unlock your full musical potential. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, I bring nearly 50 years of diverse musical experience to guide you on your journey. From teaching and performing to composing, I’ve dedicated my life to music.

Why Learn with Me?

Ph.D. in Music Composition
Trumpet player with the Macomb Symphony Orchestra
Published composer for brass ensembles
College-level instructor in Music Appreciation, Vocal Techniques, and Music Theory
Worship Leader with nearly 40 years of experience, leading teams in contemporary Christian music, and proficient in voice, piano, and guitar
Skilled in both classical and contemporary guitar styles

Who Can I Teach?

From beginners to advanced learners, I’ve worked with students from age 4 to senior adults. Whatever your age or skill level, I’ll help you achieve your goals.

What Can I Teach?

Music Theory (beginner-professional): Master music theory and put it into practice with interactive tools I’ve created.
Composition & Songwriting (beginner-college): Transform your musical ideas into fully written pieces using standard notation, Nashville numbers, or chord symbols.
Trumpet/Flugelhorn (beginner-college): Nearly 50 years of experience to help you build range, tone, and control.
Trombone/Baritone/Euphonium (beginner-high school): I can help you develop proper technique and prepare for college-level study.
Voice (classical or contemporary, beginner-college): Expand your range and vocal quality in both classical and contemporary styles.
Piano (classical or contemporary, beginner-intermediate): Learn how to read music and play chords for contemporary songs.
Guitar (classical and acoustic rhythm, beginner-intermediate): Discover the joy of fingerpicking classical guitar or strumming along to your favorite tunes.

What Will Your Lessons Look Like?

Together, we’ll tailor each lesson to fit your needs and goals. Lessons will include warm-ups, skill-building exercises, and working on music suited to your level and style. Whether it’s mastering music theory, learning to compose, or improving your instrumental technique, I’ll ensure your practice is productive and enjoyable.

How Long Until You Become a Great Musician?

Greatness is a journey! For casual enjoyment, 15-30 minutes of daily practice over a year will get you playing well. Aspiring professionals should aim for an hour or more each day. The best musicians often dedicate 2-4 hours daily to practice. With natural talent, hard work, and expert guidance, you’ll see how far you can go. God gives the gift; I’ll help you refine it!

Location

1372 Brys Dr, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236, USA

Geolocation

42.4473826,-82.8957508

Instrument(s) Taught

Composition, Cornet, Flugel Horn, Guitar, Music Theory, Piano, Singing, Songwriting, Trombone, Trumpet

Where do lessons take place?

Teacher's Location, Online

Prices

30 minutes

$30

45 minutes

$40

60 minutes

$50

90 minutes

$70

Discounted Introductory Lesson

Yes

Preferred Payment Currency

🇺🇸 United States (US) dollar ($ USD)

Contact

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Lessons

Level(s) Taught

Beginner (up to Grade 5), Intermediate (Grades 5-8), Advanced (Grade 8 and above)

Youngest Age Taught

4

Genres

Genres Taught

Christian Music, Classical Music, Rock, Traditional Music

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Languages

Language(s) Spoken

English

Professionalism

Safeguarding Certificate

None

Liability Insurance

No, I do not have public / general liability insurance

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First Name

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Last Name

Wyrick

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