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...For technique, I use the Keith Snell Series for scales and finger exercises, the Hanon Series, and Carl Czerny. When I think a student has grasped the basic fundamentals and can play a solo piece with minimal errors, I will recommend that student to participate in a group recital. ... Read More
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...With such first hand experience you will learn a great deal more than just how to play the notes correctly. You will have consequently incorporated artistry, piano technique, theory and ear training. ... Read More
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...For intermediate student, I teach them scales, arpeggios and advance chord progression. And for advance students, I teach them different chord voicing, use of arpeggios during improvisation and modal theory. ... Read More
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...I started teaching private students 12 years ago when I was a senior in high school. My experience comes largely from the time I spent teaching at Imperial School of Music in Geneva, IL.... Read More
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...Every summer I am astonished by how much fun students can have in just 3 weeks while they are working and improving their playing. The real skill I try to teach all my students is how to enjoy practicing.... Read More
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...During this time, the group went on tour around the midwest and I was able to solo with the group while on that trip. In addition to my on-campus endeavors, I was also a sought-after saxophonist in central Indiana.... Read More
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