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...I always encourage my students to bring in material they'd like to work on, from school band music to popular tunes they are intereseted in learning. I think it is important for all aspiring musicians to collaborate with others and make sure to play along with students in our lessons. I ask my students to plan their practice time each week, as I know how busy we all are! ... Read More
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...I tailor each lesson to the student. I don't like to follow a 'one size fits all approach'. Every student is different and I don't think it benefits my students to use a cookie cutter approach to every student. ... Read More
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...For classical guitar students, I've found the best methods to building a good foundation as well as technique is both the Christopher Parkening and Frederick Noad methods. ... Read More
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...I have been playing guitar since age 10 to the present (age 56). Styles primarily include:rock, blues, jazz, funk and r & b. Studied music with various teachers at various levels during the first 15 of those years.... Read More
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...My teaching methods vary depending on the student and the best ways to promote learning. Each method/lesson book has a different approach where one may work better than another. I feel meeting and talking with my students and parents is a great way to determine what is the best fit and approach. In many instances I will begin in one method and progress to another method contingent on the student's needs at that time. Whether a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, I encourage playing classical or any other genre of music that students find enjoyable. I have on many occasions written repertoire to suit each level so that students can continue to progress.... Read More
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...I originally went to school for education and completed a degree in it. Since then, I have had students ranging from age 8 to 78, and although I am typically exposed to students starting as beginners, I would be very excited to help intermediate and advanced students learn new pieces, genres, and help hone their skills.... Read More
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...In addition to standard repertoire of study, I always like to collaborate with students to find repertoire fun and engaging for them. Whether it's classical, jazz, pop, or any other genre I believe working on music that the student genuinely enjoys encourages practice and imparts a love of music that will last a lifetime.... Read More
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