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...Note: I love to use metaphores and compare musical notes and ideas to every day situations, such as food, etc. This helps my students to better understand something they are not quite getting, and also keeps the humor and fun ingrained into the hard work he or she is putting in! ... Read More
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...Books with a variety of popular solos I also utilize. Method books are necessary for skill, but can get boring and repetitive for younger students. Keeping things fresh and interesting is my main focus in teaching. ... Read More
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...It also helps to ensure steady progress from week to week. However, music is more than just notes on a page! In order to get a more well-rounded musical experience, I have developed exercises to work on musical areas such as ear training, theory, rhythm, sound, improvisation, etc, depending on the student's interests and musical needs. ... Read More
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...Nothing is more rewarding than seeing one of my students develop a passion for music! Therefore, it's important that each student progresses at his or her own pace.... Read More
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...In addition, several of my students have scored very highly on the RCMA exam. They all did well because they did their scales every day and kept up on their sight-reading and practiced their solo pieces as they were instructed to do.... Read More
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...The most important advice I have about practicing the flute is to be consistent. Always use a metronome when playing your scales and your etudes, because it not only helps you play your notes evenly, it also trains your sense of tempo and rhythm, which makes sight-reading a lot easier and it ensures that you won't speed up and slow down a passage in the piece.... Read More
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