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...I use my own method books alongside other pedagogical resources such as the guitar methods left by Carulli, Carcassi, Sor, Brouwer, and many others. ... Read More
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...Kathleen utilizes the Suzuki, Galamian, and Flesch method systems, as well as integrating music theory and aural skills into every lesson. When teaching classical violin and piano, she emphasizes listening skills and applied theory to help develop strong sight-reading skills. ... Read More
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...I start by going over the fundamentals of good posture, breath support, and awareness of the students body. While doing this I introduce practicing techniques and repertoire to encourage the student to continue to work on their skills in their own time. ... Read More
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...I focus mainly on teaching students basic music theory as I have found and believe that is the best way to become a sucessful musician. I encourage regular practice, at least an hour a day 5 days a week.I focus a lot on tone, sight reading, and musical terms and how to prepare for an audition.... Read More
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...Once you have a better understanding of your weakest areas, you can begin to focus more of your practice sessions on areas you need to improve in.... Read More
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...First, warm up by playing anything you want. NO technique matters, no tone matters, just play. Don't play a song, don't play scales, just play notes. After a few minutes I like to settle in and have the boring, rigid practicing... set a metronome and practice your rudiments or scales.... Read More
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...I also substituted for my piano instructor when she was sick and taught a plethora of children. When I volunteered at the local elementary school, I taught grade schoolers piano on the upright in the auditorium and that's when I fell in love with inspiring future musicians.... Read More
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Happy Customers
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Cities with Students
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