Jack Osborne, Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Bass
Jack Osborne is a Jacobs School of Music alumnus with a Bachelor's in Guitar Performance for classical guitar. Jack specializes in teaching all styles of guitar, including electric, classical, acoustic, fingerstyle, and jazz. Jack performs in a large variety of ensembles and groups, such as the Jacobs Guitar Ensemble, as a solo or duet classical guitar act for private events, musical and showchoir bands across the country, and in the locally based rock band, S.C.U.B.A.. Jack teaches students of all ages and levels, from complete beginners to advanced guitarists looking to hone their skills.
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.
Eli Yaroch, Guitar, Electric Bass
Eli Yaroch is a musician, educator, and audio professional with extensive experience in performance, music production, songwriting, and contemporary music education. He holds both a B.S. and M.S. in Music Engineering from the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Music Education at Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music.
Eli began his musical training with more than 12 years of jazz piano study before college and has since developed expertise across piano, guitar, bass, songwriting, and music production. He is also a member of the rock band Ex Monarch and loves writing, performing, and producing original music.
As an educator, Eli combines strong musical fundamentals with the creativity and practical skills of being an active musician. He enjoys helping students develop their own musical voice, whether they want to learn an instrument, write original songs, play in a band, or explore recording and production.
Eric Olson, Guitar
Eric Olson is a Master’s student in Jazz Studies at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he also earned his undergraduate degree in Classical Guitar. Eric has performance experience across multiple genres, including jazz, classical, rock and heavy metal, blues, funk/R&B, and folk/Americana. Eric originally taught private guitar lessons at Guitar City & Sound in Columbus, Indiana for three and a half years, working with students of varying ages, skill levels, and musical goals. Eric’s teaching approach emphasizes strong technical fundamentals while encouraging creativity, musical curiosity, and personal expression.
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.
Corbin Stanchfield, Electric Bass, Upright 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.
Justus Morgan, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele
Bloomington native Justus Morgan first picked up a violin in 2008, and he has not stopped learning musical instruments since. He began teaching private lessons in 2021. In 2026, Justus received a B.A. from DePauw University, where he majored in Song (poetry and music composition) and minored in Philosophy. At DePauw, Justus received private instruction in violin, composition, and jazz improvisation. He served as concertmaster of the DePauw University Orchestra for two years. Justus has played in jazz combos, percussion ensembles, worship bands, and pit orchestras, on a multitude of different instruments. He’s even improvised live electronic music while running a game of Dungeons and Dragons. In addition to his instrumental skills, Justus is a singer-songwriter and composer. DePauw’s Chamber Symphony performed some of his music on their 2025 tour in England. As a teacher, Justus helps his students enjoy music while developing strong technical skills. He focuses on engaging repertoire, critical listening, healthy technique, and effective practice.
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.
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.
Christopher Chiarotti, Guitar, Electric Bass
Chris Chiarotti is a musician and composer from Long Island, New York. Born in 2003, a musical upbringing in classical piano and violin created the foundation that sits beneath Chris’ influences. Late into high school, Chris became well acquainted with progressive rock and jazz fusion through fellow musicians and friends, and slowly incorporated these styles into his writing. Chris is also a dedicated pianist and keyboardist avidly performing his own works and collaborating with singers and instrumentalists. Chris’ music has been performed by the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra, the Brevard Music Center, the Polymorphia Ensemble, the Times Union Center for the Performing Arts, and the Douglas Anderson Chamber Orchestra. Chris holds a Bachelors degree in Music Theory and Composition from Florida State University, and is pursuing his Masters in Composition from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Coming from an Italian-American background, Chris is an avid home cook and enjoys chess, videogames, weightlifting, and hiking in his leisure.
