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...I typically recommend that all beginner students start with Hal Leonard's guitar method books to learn the essential notes, chords, scales, styles, and music theory. After a student becomes comfortable with the basics, I begin diving into what styles or genres the student enjoys or favors. ... Read More
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...I also like to get an idea of what music style/artists a student is interested in so that I can work that into the lessons as well. ... Read More
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...I want the students to have input within their lessons when it comes to the music itself and how they want to progress. The students will truly guide their time together with me and I cant wait to build their potential together. ... Read More
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...I then found success as a music director of Duquesne University's music productions, which was an amazing opportunity and I learned so much! In my studio, I love combining classical music and a genre of the student's choice.... Read More
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...I recommend the "Picture Chord Encyclopedia by Hal Leonard," as well as Mel Bay's "Encyclopedia of Scales." These books proved a great resource to students who are expanding their chord and scale vocabulary.... Read More
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...I incorporate many of the practices that I learned from my instructors in college in my teachings, while some are easy to pick at others are more advanced, allowing myself as a teacher to push my students further early on and giving them a advantage for later on!... Read More
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