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...We would suggest that the lyrics of the pieces be omitted, but the pictures and graphics are positive. Faber and Faber: The books by Nancy and Randall Faber are a popular and heavily promoted piano "method" with many adherents. ... Read More
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...In general, I try to have a curriculum that balances music theory, ear training, sight reading, and song structure into the lesson plan. The only common trait you will see with my method is progress!!!... Read More
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...I love guitar and can talk music for hours on end. My development as a guitarist took me from being an arrogant teen who "knows everything" to an undergraduate music major finding shortcomings in my playing every day, to finding new things to incorporate in my playing beyond the fret-board.... Read More
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...Performing was my main hobby throughout high school and college, however, I was always teaching a little along the way. I now wish to make teaching more of my main priority because I love engaging with others who have a love for music like me.... Read More
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