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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 am passionate about music and singing. I love to perform and I love to share my passion for music through teaching. I graduated from Portland State University with a Master's in Vocal Performance.I am a student of reknowned baritone Richard Zeller. ... Read More
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...I place equal emphasis on technical practice, theory, creativity, and musicality. Practice assignments for each week are clear and simple, yet challenging. They usually consist of a few exercises to practice everyday as well as a musical task such as a song to learn, a musician to listen to, or creating your own beat or fill. ... Read More
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...Students who are interested are given the opportunity to learn to read music, a very underrated skill in my opinion. I also generally like to teach out of my book, The Guitar Theory Workbook, which teaches music theory in a fun and easy way and also is a resource for all sorts of scales, chord shapes, and arpeggios that I teach most students.... Read More
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...When I graduated high school in 2015, I was hired formally to become the flute instructor for Milwaukie High School's flute section and to work with them once a week.... Read More
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...I'm well-versed in the styles of classical, jazz, rock, country, blues, and new-age/ambient music, and have experience playing in jazz bands, musical pit orchestras, and playing my own solo repertoire.... Read More
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...For beginning flute students, I like to use the book, "A New Tune a Day for flute" and the Rubank method books. For a more experienced student, I have several method books to choose from, but I usually make the decision on which book to use after spending some time hearing the student play and understanding how the student makes sense of concepts the best.... Read More
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