Jack Osborne, Guitar, Ukulele, Bass, Mandolin
Jack Osborne is a Jacobs School of Music alumnus with a Bachelor's in Guitar Performance. Jack specializes in teaching all styles of guitar, including electric, classical, acoustic, fingerstyle, and jazz. Jack teaches students of all ages and levels, from complete beginners to advanced guitarists looking to hone their skills. Outside of teaching, Jack also performs guitar in various groups around Bloomington, such as the Electric Guitar Orchestra, the upcoming rock band S.C.U.B.A., and as a solo and duet act for private events.
Anthony Guest-Scott, Guitar, Bass
Anthony Guest-Scott offers instruction in a wide variety of guitar styles, electric bass, music composition, songwriting, and music theory.
Anthony earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music Composition from Virginia Commonwealth University, where he also studied classical guitar performance (along with a bit of jazz and flamenco) and won multiple awards for guitar performance and music composition. He completed his Master’s and Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology and Folklore at Indiana University-Bloomington. Anthony has played in rock bands, classical guitar ensembles, and instrumental fusion groups (among others) and has taught guitar lessons to players from ages 4 to 64+ since he was a teenager.
Anthony is currently on faculty at Indiana University-Bloomington, where he specializes in designing and supervising classes that help college students master evidence-based practices for how to learn any subject. Anthony also works as an academic coach for students who need support in setting goals and implementing lasting changes in habits and behavior to help them get where they want to go.
Eddie Meadows, Drums, Bass
Eddie is a freelance musician working in Bloomington and the greater Indianapolis area. He is a versatile artist that utilizes a wide palette. He is proficient with drum set, bass, jazz music, electronic music, percussion methods, and various other skills. In his personal projects, this extends into the realms of live electronics and recording technologies, including experience with digital audio workstations (DAWs), live sound, analog synthesizers, and pedalboard building. Eddie is experienced with a variety of venues, both intimate and commercial, and is actively performing with professional acts such as Honey Iced Tea.
Pedagogically, Eddie is prepared to teach students within a wide range of disciplines and skill levels: techniques of drum set, percussion, electric bass, and jazz music. Eddie holds a bachelor’s degree from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he studied percussion and bass. His primary mentors include Kevin Bobo, Christian Dillingham, Joseph Gramley, and Craig Hetrick. His influences include Stevie Wonder, Louis Cole, and Vulfpeck.
Corbin Stanchfield, Electric Bass
Corbin Stanchfield is a bassist, pianist, and music educator, who is passionate about helping students reach their full potential. He focuses on teaching students how to practice efficiently and effectively, and in a way that feels fun and rewarding. Currently, he is pursuing his bachelor's degree in jazz bass at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he is studying with Jeremy Allen. At IU, he is in Tom Walsh’s large jazz ensemble as well as Luke Gillesipe’s jazz combo.
Corbin brings a wide range of experience to his teaching. Previously, he has performed with jazz bands, wind ensembles, choirs, and orchestras. Additionally, he was a member in several community ensembles, such as the Lafayette Citizens Band, Clinton County Orchestra, Wabash Valley Youth Symphony, and was the only high school student in a Purdue University jazz ensemble. Drawing from his wide range of experience, Corbin is able to tailor each lesson to his student’s interests, whether that is exploring jazz improvisation, classical technique, or simply building a life long love for music.
Jamie Seligman, Guitar
Jamie Seligman is a jazz guitarist and music education student at the Jacobs School of Music here in Bloomington. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Jamie has been playing guitar for well over 13 years, and brings a rich background in both performing and teaching. As an integral member of the Stanford Jazz Workshop, Jamie has learned from premiere musicians all over the country, and was a part of the Miles Ahead Big Band which competed in the prestigious Essentially Ellington Big Band competition in New York City. Along with being an accomplished guitarist, Jamie has been playing saxophone since the 6th grade, and served as the assistant director for his high school’s concert band, conducting and working with kids in a wind ensemble environment.
Jacob Burk, Drums
Jacob Burk is an award-winning violist, educator, and creative entrepreneur dedicated to reshaping the role of music in both personal and public life. He is currently pursuing his Doctor of Music degree at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music under the mentorship of Atar Arad. A certified Suzuki instructor, Jacob maintains an active private studio across the Northeast and Midwest and has held faculty roles at institutions including the Music School of Delaware. His solo and chamber performances—recognized for their emotional depth and “otherworldly sound”—have been featured by The Violin Channel and Music for Food, and he has performed with ensembles such as the Delaware Symphony Orchestra and Opera Delaware. He is also the founder of Arcpoint Creative, a platform supporting musicians through media, storytelling, and educational tools. His work in music and mental health has been presented nationally, and published in journals like the Suzuki Journal. Jacob performs on a rare Nicolas Audinot viola generously loaned by the Virtu Foundation. For more about Jacob, visit www.jacobburk.com
Affiliations: Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, Certified Suzuki Instructor, Arcpoint Creative LLC, Music School of Delaware (former faculty)
Ed Lockwood, Guitar, Bass
Ed is from Bloomington (yes, he’s a townie) and has been playing guitar and bass for +15 years in rock, blues, jazz, and many other styles of bands. He minored in music at Indiana University. Right now, Ed is recording music and performing live under his own name, as well as with his band, Too Many Cooks. Some of his favorite guitarists are Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, B. B. King, David Gilmour, and Curtis Mayfield.
Julian Lynch, Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
Julian Lynch is a recent graduate of the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University where he received his Bachelor of Music in Classical Guitar Performance. While studying for his Bachelor's degree, Julian played for the Jacobs Guitar Ensemble led by Professor Daniel Duarte with whom he worked privately, as well. Currently, Julian enjoys playing a range of styles from Latin jazz to funk and R&B with his friends and colleagues.
David DeForest, Guitar
David DeForest studied jazz guitar at the University of North Texas for 2 years before returning to his hometown of Bloomington to study classical guitar and graduate from Jacobs School of Music. David specializes in blues, rock, jazz, and classical guitar and teaches bass and slide guitar.
Will Devitt, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin
A performer, composer, and guitar teacher for more than 20 years, Will taught in Japan and has played with new muisc ensembles, poets. and country-dance bands. Will has taught for the Stafford Music Academy since 2009 and currently writes music for and performs in the progressive folk-rock duo, Davis + Devitt.
