Thaddeus Hogarth's guest appearances

Thaddeus Hogarth

Sounds of Berklee

Berklee Guitar Department

Ang Lee

Louis Cole

Lionel Loueke

Mike Flanagan

Amanda Palmer

Esperanza Spalding

Michael Sweet

Nancy Wilson

Kishi Bashi

Kaki King

Steve Albini

Béla Fleck

Panos Panay

Nick Hakim

Rita Moreno

OwlTail

March 7, 2014 | Adam Renn OlennAssociate professor of guitar Thaddeus Hogarth ’88 has authored Funk-Rock/R&amp;B Guitar Soloing, two popular courses for Berklee Online, and taught more than 120,000 students in his Introduction to Guitar course on Coursera, for which he was featured on NBC’s Today Show.  But Hogath—who was born in England and raised in St. Kitts, West Indies—has a recording and performance history every bit as impressive as his pedagogical achievements.Hogarth has released half a dozen albums under his own name; performed with many of the seminal names in funk and R&amp;B and composed music for PBS, MTV, and many independent and feature films.And underpinning it all is thirteen years (and counting) in which he’s been an guitar faculty member at Berklee, teaching generations of students how to grow their skills and realize that, as he says, “process and practical results are equally important.”

March 7, 2014 | Adam Renn Olenn Associate professor of guitar Thaddeus Hogarth ’88 has authored Funk-Rock/R&amp;B Guitar Soloing, two popular courses for Berklee Online, and taught more than 120,000 students in his Introduction to Guitar course on Coursera, for which he was featured on NBC’s Today Show. But Hogath—who was born in England and raised in St. Kitts, West Indies—has a recording and performance history every bit as impressive as his pedagogical achievements. Hogarth has released half a dozen albums under his own name; performed with many of the seminal names in funk and R&amp;B and composed music for PBS, MTV, and many independent and feature films. And underpinning it all is thirteen years (and counting) in which he’s been an guitar faculty member at Berklee, teaching generations of students how to grow their skills and realize that, as he says, “process and practical results are equally important.”

Thaddeus Hogarth, "If You Knew"