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...I am freelance woodwind instrumentalist and teacher living in Brooklyn. I believe that my unique approach to teaching, which combines an emphasis on reading skills with a focus on ear training, is ideally suited to creating a new generation of passionate, skilled and interesting young musicians. ... Read More
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...It is important for the student to understand the musical concepts associated with the repertoire, as well as focusing on performing well. I also prefer to have my students keep a practice log book, in order to track their progress. For piano and music theory, I like to use the John Thompson method for beginner students, and the Bastien Piano Literature series for more advanced students. ... Read More
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...I ask all of my students to keep a practice log, which includes: minutes/hours practiced per week, pieces/etudes practiced, something they liked about the piece(s) they studied, something they didn't like about the piece(s) they studied, and personal goals for each week, which will be discussed in every lesson for the following week. ... Read More
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...I believe if a student can see that all their hard work in the books is actually a useful skill and not just busy work every etude, and technical exercise takes on a more significant meaning.... Read More
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...When it is appropriate, I enjoy teaching in the Orff-Schulwerk approach to music education, which means making music through movement, speech, play, and creativity. This approach rounds out my students as musical people rather than just instrument players.... Read More
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...There are accompaniment tracks online which can be played at different tempos so you can practice slowly and gradually speed up the tempo. Concurrently, if a student is interested in studying jazz improvisation, there a many tools and techniques that I use to help them get started, and to improve their skills.... Read More
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...Potential teaching topics can include: SOUND PRODUCTION - BREATHING TECHNIQUE: the most important part of playing a wind instrument is, well… the WIND! Learn how to maximise and strengthen your lung capacity in order to achieve the most resonant sound at any dynamic volume. - EMBOUCHURE: How to form good, strong embouchure in all registers, and also how to adjust embouchure to achieve the sound you want for any musical context. - “VOICING”: Learning the relationship between what the larynx (voice box) does and sound production in terms of tone and pitch.... Read More
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