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...Ive noticed the Suzuki Method books for Violin/ Viola are still a classic; and for good reason- so I enjoy using those for my lessons. They continue to motivate the student by having goal-oriented exercises and I reflect that in my lessons. ... Read More
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...I like to tailor the lesson specifially with the students skill level, musical goals, and a combination of musical styles that the student enjoys as well as teaching through other literature that I pick out. ... Read More
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...I encourage students to practice "perfect practice", which means they are as relaxed as possible when practicing (mentally and physically).This type of practicing is also known as deliberate practice, which I have found to be the most efficient type of practice(which can be applied to any instrument or skill) for students to progress quickly on the instrument. ... Read More
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...My early training started with electric bass and double bass in classical and jazz arenas local to Michigan. Since then, I have played in many orchestra settings around the country, played jazz in small- and large-group bands, played many musical theater shows, and in original music rock group performances as well.... Read More
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...I will also have beginners go through the Hal Leonard method books to ensure they have the theory necessary to progress. Once the students have developed the necessary technique and theory, I will give them more challanging material to learn.... Read More
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...I asses each student differently according to their skills and match my teaching approach to each one individually. It is very flexible and I can combine easily musical technique to what they want to learn, that way no matter how complex the musical subject might be the student will always have a clear idea how to apply those concepts to the music or genre they are studying because it is always focused on real application of a determined technical or musical theory concept, making the basement of the student more solid.... Read More
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...I believe that a teacher must be flexible in their approach, passionate in their respective craft, and unwavering in their commitment to engage each student. A flexible teacher can establish a clear methodology for instructing their class room while being open to adjustments.... Read More
18 Years
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