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Joe Dalimonte -
Joe started playing guitar at the age of 13 after
receiving a Yamaha electric guitar for Christmas
from his family. His guitar obsession began. Early
influeces included many rock guitarists, including:
Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Warren DiMartini and many
more; this inspired long practices, some lasting
up to 10 hours a day. Pursued rock guitar with local
hard rock and metal cover bands. Ricky Skaggs' "Country
Boy" and Vince Gill's "Liza Jane"
changed Joe's rock pursuit to country. He performed
cover songs for line dancing crowds for practice
and exposure to this new genre. Sean Patick McGraw
invited Joe to fill in for a show in 2005 that turned
into a full time position as guitarist and band
leader for "The Sean Patrick McGraw Band".
Opened for Toby Keith and Trace Adkins
on the America's Toughest Tour in 2009 and
performed on the Jimmy
Kimmel Live show in July 2009. Also
performed at the PBR Finals and the National
Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. In early 2010, the
band opened the Jagermeister Country Tour
with Eric Church and Josh Thompson.
Joe has been teaching lessons for over 12 years.
Dan Aldrich
- Mr. Aldrich is a graduate of guitar from Edinboro
State University. He's played live in many rock
bands and is now an ardent classical student with
Erik Mann.
Sonny Lombardozzi
- Mr. Lombardozzi has a 3 year study in classical
guitar from the Performing Arts School in Erie.
He is a world-wide guitar clinician and hosts master
classes. He was voted #1 guitar player in the L.A.
area in 2003.
Howard Getz
- Mr. Getz is a retired math teacher who has played
with most of the civic concert bands in Erie. Lead
trombonist in Gem
City Jazz Band as well as Zem
Zem Shrine band and East Erie Turners.
Bryan Lewis
Mr. Lewis earned both his Bachelor's degree in music
education and his Master's Degree in music from Ithaca
College in New York. Originally from Fairview, PA
he has been a dedicated musician since the age of
eight when he began playing saxophone. He has since
become a professional tuba player and performed in
a wide range of musical genres. His pursuit of music
has taken him to Italy, Ireland and New York to perform.
He has alos founded a music publishing company under
the name of Tubaseal Press which can be found at http:\\www.tubaseal.com
Get
started now! Call for lesson availability. Openings
change daily.
(814)474-2970 or 474-2027
Lesson fees are payable on the
first lesson of the month for the month in advance
and are 1/2 hour, once a week. Fees vary by teacher
but run from $15.00 to $18.00/lesson. Please contact
us for specifics regarding our lesson policies.
Lynch Music has a $10.00 late for lesson payments received after
the first lesson of the month. No Exceptions!
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