Saxophone Lessons Monmouth County, NJ

Instruments: Saxophone, Clarinet

Im a passionate and innovative music educator who enjoys watching students of all ages grow as musicians. I have been making music for over 15 years on saxophone since I started in elementary school and havent stopped since. I graduated summa cum laude from William Paterson University in 2014 with a bachelor of music in music education with a concentration in saxophone performance. Throughout college and beyond, I have performed in wind bands, orchestras, community ensembles, saxophone quartets, a gypsy ensemble, and in contemporary cover music groups. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Saxophone, Drums, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Music, Keyboard

My teaching experience began in high school, as I began teaching private lessons part time. In college, I've learned how to teach effectively in my private lessons using both sight reading and ear training as foundational elements to the lesson. Additionally, I'm a licensed school teacher. I've learned how to teach entire classrooms and have experienced first hand what most children in school are learning and what they are lacking in their music knowledge. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet

On our first lesson I interview my students to get a sence on what types of music they like and what sparked their interest in learning the saxophone. Depending on the student that will be the methods to be used for example Essential Elements, Rubank etc Read More

Instruments: Piano, Trumpet, Saxophone, Clarinet

I began teaching lessons when I was in college five years ago, and have continued teaching in New Jersey. I do not yet have a home studio, but am willing to go straight to the student as well as conduct online lessons. I taught elementary and middle school music in the Oakland Public School District, and taught elementary general music at Sporting Hill Elementary School. I continue to teach music as a part of the Indian Hills Marching Band staff. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Saxophone, Harmonica

I like to think that I am even-handed with my students: put in the work and show respect, and you will get the same. My teaching style is pretty heavily implied in the above sentence---when the student enters my studio, we will warm up with scales, chords, and modes. Then we will learn whatever new concept we will be learning that day, and finally end the lesson by doing the fun stuff (ie: playing actual songs). Read More