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Private Mentorship
Private Mentorship with Rosan Sharma
Talk online with a Berklee-trained musician in Los Angeles. Bring your songs, your recordings or your plans for music college.
Book a session on rosanmusic.com →Sessions take place on Google Meet. Booking and payment are on rosanmusic.com.
Session Details
- A session lasts 30 minutes and costs $30. For more time, book two sessions back to back if both times are open.
- The booking calendar shows open times in your own time zone.
- If you are under 18, a parent or guardian books the session and agrees to it.
- Rescheduling and refund terms are on rosanmusic.com. Read the terms on rosanmusic.com
What a Session Is
A session is a private video call with Rosan. You choose what to talk about. He listens to your music and tells you what he hears. Together you decide what to work on next. There is no fixed lesson plan.
Sessions are not instrument lessons, a school course or audition coaching. Rosan cannot promise admission to a school, an audition result or a career outcome.
About Rosan
Rosan Sharma holds a Bachelor of Music in Independent Recording and Production from Berklee College of Music. He is a singer, songwriter and producer who writes and releases his own music.
The Music Stem is independent. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Berklee College of Music.
What You Can Work On
- Your direction in music
- Decide which kind of music work to aim for and where to put your practice time.
- Your plans for music college
- Discuss what you might study and which kinds of programs suit your music. Hear how your recordings come across to a first-time listener.
- Your singing
- Bring a recording of yourself singing. You and Rosan listen together and discuss delivery, phrasing, tone and interpretation.
- Your songs and your sound
- Bring demos or song ideas. Get his comments on the melody, the lyric and the sound of the recording.
Questions Before Booking
Are these private music lessons?
They are Private Mentorship sessions held online. They center on your own songs and your plans in music. They do not teach an instrument or singing technique.
Is Rosan based in the United States?
Yes. He lives and works in Los Angeles. Sessions are online, so you can join from any country.
Can a session help with music college applications and auditions?
You can talk through your plans, what you might study and how your recordings come across. Sessions are not audition coaching. For audition practice, use the Auditions section of The Music Stem.
Are sessions in English?
Yes. Sessions are held in English, so you can also use them to practice talking about music in English.
Will I talk to a real person?
Yes. You meet Rosan on a live video call.
Book a session on rosanmusic.com →
Prepare Your Session → Answer any of these questions to help Rosan prepare.
Rosan’s song “Funny How This Goes” plays on the home page. You can switch each instrument on and off. You can also open his unfinished songs in The Music Stem Editor, a tool for editing recordings. Hear his song in parts