99 Main St.  Waterville, ME  04901 
207-872-5622    info@alcorey.com

   Gary Clancy

Gary is a national Multi Award winning, New York bred musician, producer, arranger, engineer, sideman  and University educator with more than four decades of experience in the recording and performing arts. By 1976, Gary had studied at Hudson Valley Community college, Schenectady County Community college, The State University of New York at Albany and Empire State College in Albany for his undergraduate degree in Business with a minor in Music. He would later study in Boston and at Bunker Hill  CC where he then taught management for three years before moving on to Maine.               
            In 1977 Gary found his niche in record producing, becoming president of FNA Recording Productions, Rosewood Recording studio, and BMI/Just a Rose Music Publishing.
 
            In 1986, He saw a need for young musicians to be inspired to play and founded the Doctor music program . As it grew, it came to realize over 280 students a week and over 38 on site teachers.
 
          In 1999, he became CO-owner of Portland Maine Music Productions and now  recently opened his doors to  Old Skool Recording Studios, a 24 plus multi track analog and digital facility in China Maine.
 
           Gary has notably shared the stage with such international Artists as Chuck Berry, Blood Sweat & Tears, Sly and the Family Stone, the Young Rascals, Santana, Chuck Berry, Tiny Tim, Freddie Fender, Paul Butterfield Blues Band,  he has performed on numerous tours throughout the United States.
 
      With almost three decades as an Adjunct Professor of Jazz and Contemporary Music at the University of Maine in Augusta, Gary has helped to launch the careers of many fine musicians. There he teaches guitar, Bass, directs Ensembles and the Music Business Curriculum.

 Mike Rodrigue
  Mike Rodrigue teaches guitar and bass. He can be reached at 313-1859

   Richard Dort

Richard Dort is a clarinetist and graduate of both UMA's Jazz program, and UMaine's Music Education program. He teaches clarinet, saxophone, and basic jazz improvisation and music theory. To get in touch call 299-3070, e-mail TheBicycleGuy@live.com , or just stop in here to Al Corey's.

Kathy Brown gives private lessons in her home.
If you are interested in vocal lessons with Kathy please click on the following link.
www.noteworthyvocalstudio.net

Ben began playing with rock and funk bands in high school.  He then attended the University Of Maine at Augusta's Jazz and Contemporary Music program.  There he studied drum set with Steve Grover and hand percussion with Norm Bergeron.  Ben has a Bachelors of Music with a concentration in performance.  Ben has been teaching percussion since the beginning of his college career. 
Ben plays in several Jazz, Rock/Pop, and Latin groups throughout Maine.

Ben teaches many styles including Rock, Funk, R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Pop, Blues, Cuban/Salsa/Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, Country, and others.

Eileen Ringel has been teaching piano for three years. She has played piano since the age of 7 and has been studying with the piano faculty at Colby College since 1991. She accompanies woodwind students at their recitals, plays at church, and has accompanied the Messalonskee high school chorus in a winning competition. She is secretary of the Central Maine Music Teacher Association and is a member of the Music Teacher National Association and the Maine Music Teacher Association. Eileen is a graduate of the University of Michigan, where she took courses in music, music theory, and chamber music. She received her MD from the University of Illinois and has a master's degree in religion from Bangor Theological Seminary. She is attending music classes at Colby College.

99 Main St.
Waterville, ME  04901
207-872-5622
info@alcorey.com

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