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...I graduated from Dematha high school in Hyattsville, MD. While there I won several awards and was a member of both band and chorus programs. I received my Bachelor's Degree from Morgan State University where I was a section leader and arranger for band for 4 years. ... Read More
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...In my lessons, I always teach the student to listen first, to appreciate the chosen style or genre and then, reproduce it. I think the most important thing to learn about music is that you need to let it become second nature. ... Read More
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...For adults, I like to have an idea of their goals and what they are hoping to take out of their lessons. I try and tailor my lessons to what they are most interested in as well as trying to find a balance in working on tone and technique. ... Read More
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...But, I like to keep it fun along the way by playing along with my students, bringing in duet music and listening to the greats like Galway.... Read More
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...Students will also work from the Peters/Yoder Master Theory Series. We will also incorporate a students "favorite" music to help develop listening skills and gain a level of comfort and familiarity with improvisation from the very beginning of their lessons with me.... Read More
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...With young students who are reading or starting to read, I usually use a combination of the Suzuki method and traditional French methods like Moyse, focusing on singing, memory, and tunefulness while allowing students to self-direct the learning of reading sheet music.... Read More
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...The piano was more taken on as a suggestion by family members. I wasn't opposed to it, and in time, I would find that I had found my second love.... Read More
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