Clarinet Lessons Orange County, FL

Instruments: Clarinet

Music has always felt right whenever I perform. I decided in high school to be a music major after participating in many honor festivals. I have leaned a numerous amount of knowledge from my clarinet teachers in the past few years and know that there is always something else to learn. I have dedicate time to a local high school by working with their clarinets as well as coaching small ensembles. Read More

Instruments: Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet

It is an indescribable feeling to see a student grow and learn more about the instrument and the music around them. I believe that the more information that someone knows about all aspects of the music the better they will be. It is important to remember the things that inspired you to learn music in the first place. That is why I think it is so important to take into account the interest of the students. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Clarinet, Recorder

With more than thirty years of teaching experience to students of all ages, from beginners through advanced level, I can tailor your lessons to your unique interest and learning style, while providing a solid foundation for you to build on. I have taught in many different situations, including church - related ensembles, school-based choruses, helping kids gain confidence to play for their grandparents, all the way to classical students training for competition. Read More

Instruments: Flute, Clarinet, Recorder, Music

My childhood in the Washington DC area fueled my love of music. I spent weekends listening to military bands and the National Symphony… I wanted to be on that stage! I began putting together musical ensembles with my students while completing my Bachelor of music, ED At George Mason University, VA. I spent weekends with groups of junior high school and high school students performing at churches and community events. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Music, Keyboard

For beginning woodwind students, I start with Hal Leonard's Essential Elements or whatever the student's school band book is. Once the student knows how to read music and can play enough notes, I like to introduce scales. This provides a good foundation for moving on to duets and solo pieces, which are more enjoyable to play. Once the student has finished the first Essential Elements book, I like to move on to the Rubank books. Read More