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...For the last three years I toured the world as the music director of the production show orchestra, visiting hundreds of countries aboard many cruise lines. Privately, I have privately taught students piano and percussion in pre-school and retirement. ... Read More
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...I have two high school students who have won scholarships from Music Teachers Association where each received $300 towards private lessons. These same students are now in their 1st year of college and continue to play at the community level. ... Read More
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...One thing I love to do is understand the kid I am teaching. Because I love to teach, it makes me happy to see my students enjoy what they learn, and that is why it is important to me to develope good teaching habits and a good sense of direction. ... Read More
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...I use the Rubank method of books as a traditonal conservatory approach to early progression. I find their systematic flow efficient and effective to consistent improvement. We would then move to fulfilling repertoire that would qualify the student for collegiate study and competitive performance.... Read More
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...I also incorporate a mix of transcribed fiddle tunes and/or popular music pieces to provide variety and keep the material fun! The more fun the students have in their lessons, and the more they enjoy the music they play, the more they will practice and continue to progress with their instrument.... Read More
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...They will usually play for a minute or so and talk out loud about their feelings on their playing. This will include thoughts like where he or she starts to get bored, gets stuck, wants to explore more, has trouble, etc.... Read More
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...For beginning students I do follow the Suzuki Method to an extent, where they learn the main parts of the instrument and bow, how to hold it to prevent as much tension as possible, and some general ear training exercises to help with learning pieces.... Read More
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