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...Getting to know my students, what they like and don't like, what they read and listen to, is one of my favorite things and I think it really helps engender a life long passion for music when a teacher takes a personal interest in the students lives. ... Read More
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...After a widely varied choir and musical theater education in high school, I was hired by my college as a solfege tutor when I went back to work on a BMus. ... Read More
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...Teaching Philosophy for Guitar * The younger beginner will start with Alfred's kids guitar course. * Learn how to read tablature and music. * William Leavitt's Berkley guitar study. * Learn how to play scales in the first position on your guitar. * Build rhythm studies and cadences. * Develop ear training and dexterity. * Sightread chords and melodies. * Play duets. * Have fun playing songs. ... Read More
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...During my schooling in Boston, I studied Alexander Technique and always try to incorporate body awareness when working with students! I have helped former students achieve their goals for auditions and recitals, and enjoy helping students find a piece that really sparks their interest.... Read More
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...I have been a finalist in several competitions, including the Seattle Philharmonic's Don Bushell Concerto Competition, the University of Washington Concerto Competition, the Seattle Young Artist Music Festival Concerto Competition, and the Seattle Flute Society's Soloist Horsfall Competition.... Read More
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...There are several methods I use as a professor and they're all dependent on the student, their age and their goals. If they are younger, I like to employ elements of the Suzuki method because subjects like musical notation and theory might be too dense for the student.... Read More
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...For all of my students regardless of age and level, this is the question I ask during our first lesson: "Why are you taking voice lessons? What kind of repertoire interests you?... Read More
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