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...I find a balanced approach to studying technique, sight reading, theory and the students favorite songs to be the best recipe for keeping motivated and engaged. Beginning students will use Mel Bay's Modern Guitar Method (Book 1) to get into the basics of these elements down, while learning basic voicings of the most common chords that will allow them to dive into playing some of their favorite songs almost immediately. Lessons for more advanced students will be tailored to their individual needs, and can cover anything from improvising, to songwriting to learning complicated solos and advanced guitar techniques. ... Read More
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...I started teaching friends various instruments and general music theory as a freshman. Then I continued my teaching with tutoring my fellow bass students with more difficult material. ... Read More
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...For any new student, I believe the starting point must be why they are choosing to learn the guitar, or what excites them about trying to play. ... Read More
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...Unlike many more experienced Jazz instructors, I do not yell and shout at students when they make mistakes. Instead, we embrace our mistakes and think of ways to allow them to open new doors of creation.... Read More
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...For more formal styles, I will use traditional methods created by Hal Leonard, Mel Bay, Frederick Noad etc.. My philosophy of teaching is that lesson materials must match the students interests and ability.... Read More
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