​Tony Seiler has been a professional musician for most of his life, bringing years of touring, performing, and sound engineering experience to every lesson.

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Tony has toured and performed with a variety of bands and artists, including Pure Gold, Endlessummer, Duke Tumatoe, Andrew Young, and Catawompus.

 

He has years of experience as a session drummer, recording jingles, and has been a drummer for multiple albums.

 

His approach to teaching drums and percussion combines real-world experience with a relaxed, fun atmosphere. Whether you're picking up drumsticks for the first time or looking to take your playing to the next level, Tony's goal is simple: learn, have fun, and become the best drummer you can be.

Matt Tracey studied music theory, composition, and guitar performance at Ball State University and I.U.P.U.I. With more than 25 years of professional teaching experience, Matt provides students with a well-rounded approach to electric and acoustic guitar, covering a wide range of styles including Rock, Blues, Jazz, Classical, Bluegrass, and Celtic.

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His teaching focuses on building a strong musical foundation while encouraging students to stay motivated and continue progressing through each level of their development. Matt's goal is to create an engaging learning experience that delivers both immediate results and lasting growth as a musician.

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Matt has performed throughout central Indiana with bands including Doubleshot, Blitzen, Bruised, LTD, GasolineAlley, DrivingForce, Stingray, X-Ray, and Breaking the Cycle. In 2018, he released Oak Island, a solo album featuring instrumental rock guitar music.

Russell Blythe has been a professional musician throughout his life and is widely regarded as one of Indiana's finest guitar and banjo players. Russell studied at the Herron School of Art Studios in Indianapolis, where his passion for music and craftsmanship led him to become an accomplished guitar builder and repair specialist.

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Russell teaches at Greenfield Music Center every Tuesday and Thursday, sharing his extensive knowledge and experience with students of all skill levels. He offers instruction in guitar, banjo, mandolin, and violin, helping students develop strong technique while keeping lessons engaging and enjoyable.

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In addition to teaching, Russell serves as Greenfield Music Center's primary guitar repair specialist, handling everything from broken necks and bridges to pickup installation, fret work, setups, and more. His attention to detail and craftsmanship have earned him a reputation among local musicians—many say that “any guitar Russell touches turns to gold.”

Vince Sanders has been a professional guitarist, bassist, and performer for more than 50 years, bringing a lifetime of musical experience to his teaching.

 

His teaching career began in 1980 with Bob Carter at Family Music Center, followed by 18 years teaching for Michael Florek at Florek's Violin and Music Shop, both located on Indianapolis' east side.

 

Vince spent years traveling across the country as a guitarist, singer, and arranger with The Accents before founding his own group, Triple Play. The band focused on local and regional performances, allowing Vince to build a lasting career in both performing and music education throughout the Indianapolis area.

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After studying music for three years at I.S.U., Vince developed a deep appreciation for the impact a great teacher can have on a student's musical journey. He brings that same philosophy to every lesson, helping students build their skills, confidence, and enjoyment of music. Vince is proud to be part of the Greenfield Music Center team, teaching guitar, electric bass, banjo, mandolin, and ukulele.

Lauren Mitchell is a professional music therapist who brings her passion for music and teaching to Greenfield Music Center, where she offers lessons on Thursday afternoons and evenings. Singing is her primary passion, and she also plays guitar and piano.

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Lauren is dedicated to creating a positive and encouraging learning environment where students can enjoy their instrument while developing proper, healthy technique. Her goal is to help every student grow in confidence and ability while building a genuine love and appreciation for music.

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Outside of music, Lauren enjoys spending time with her two cats, watching TV with her soon-to-be husband, being outdoors, and spending time with friends. She is passionate about helping her students become happy, healthy, and well-rounded musicians.

George Cornelius brings years of professional performance and recording experience to Greenfield Music Center, where he teaches piano to students of all skill levels. An accomplished pianist, George has performed with numerous bands throughout the Indianapolis area and has earned a reputation as a versatile and respected musician.

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Throughout his career, George has contributed his talents to countless recording projects and hit songs, giving him a wealth of real-world experience to share with his students. His goal is to help students build strong musical skills, confidence, and a genuine enjoyment of playing piano.

Blake Dixon is the third generation of teachers in the Dixon family, carrying on a long tradition of music and education. His grandparents were tap dance instructors who owned several Dixon Dance Studios throughout the surrounding states, while his father, the legendary Denny Dixon, owned Denny's Drum Depot and taught for more than 60 years.

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Blake continues that legacy with 18 years of drum teaching experience. Teaching is his passion, and he enjoys creating an environment where students can escape the stresses of everyday life while building their skills and confidence behind the drums.

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Blake has a broad musical background and enjoys working across many genres, with a particular love for hard rock and heavy metal. His experience also includes jazz, blues, classic rock, reggae, funk, marching band, sight-reading, pep band, and jazz band. He is passionate about helping students of all ages grow as musicians and hopes to continue the Dixon family teaching tradition for many years to come.