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... Some examples of books I like to use with beginning students are the "Breeze Easy Drum Method," "Alfred's Drum Method," and Ted Reed's "Syncopation." Songs we may often start lessons with would be "We Will Rock You" by Queen, "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin, "Back in Black" by AC/DC, etc. ... Read More
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...I motivate and encourage my students to work and practice as a fun aspect - to let help them develop themselves both musically, physically and also spiritually. ... Read More
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...My studio features recording and web-streaming gear for distance learning with high-definition sound and video. All along I have enjoyed teaching in-home and studio lessons for young and adult musicians in greater New York City. ... Read More
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...Depending on the song, some songs require much longer time to learn because of specific techniques used in it, meaning I need to teach it to students.... Read More
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...Yes, Bachelor of music in performance. I wanted to achieve the highest excellency in my instrumental playing, and I believe a degree in performance would have the highest standard for performance in both entry requirement, assessment requirement, and teaching standard.... Read More
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...I began teaching both privately and as a group instructor 4 years ago while studying in Undergrad. Since then, I have had the wonderful opportunity to be a teaching assistant at summer jazz workshops, and have been teaching privately in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and now New York.... Read More
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