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...My passion for teaching comes from two main sources: First of all, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing a student progress, enjoy what he's doing and sound better every single lesson! ... Read More
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...I recommend practicing with a metronome and a timer. Structuring practice time in small increments can maximize the results you see from your practice. This method tends to yield great improvements, and the best motivator for practicing is actively seeing improvement! ... Read More
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...My teaching experience dates back to when I was back in Brazil, teaching privately young students and also adults. Here in New York, I have been teaching privately as well as writing various articles to drum magazines such as Modern Drummer Magazine, Drum! and recently I have a column in Drumhead Magazine called Brazilian Beat. ... Read More
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...While at Bard, I was involved with the opera workshop and the audio engineering crew. I play six instruments and am able to teach most of them proficiently.... Read More
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...I started teaching drums back when I was in High School, in France. Since then, I have had the chance to teach students from all ages and background.... Read More
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...When it comes to teaching piano I use the faber method. I like the combination of theory, ear training, and sight-reading that it offers as those are fundamental skills to be a good musician.... Read More
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...There are three main components I look for in a student: passion, potential, and diligence. If a student has the passion for music, the potential to get better, and the diligence to put in the time and work, the sky is the limit!... Read More
19 Years
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Happy Customers
10,769
Cities with Students
3,123
Teachers in Network
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