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...As the student develops a better understanding of music and a better ability to play it, I would then work on finding them a piece of music that challenges their knowledge and technique, yet also a piece of music that they would want to play, and that they would be passionate about learning. ... Read More
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...Collaborating with others is what floats my boat! I will ask questions to clarify what you are thinking without using musical jargon. (It can be done!) My goal has evolved with experience. ... Read More
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...This is why I try and make my love for music apparent, so that students can be encouraged to love music and learn as well! I don't want to force students to play things they don't want to because they should love the time in their day where they get to play their instrument. ... Read More
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...I encourage this by setting realistic goals for my students at each lesson. Acknowledging accomplishments helps fuel a students desire to progress, and makes students eager to learn more.... Read More
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...As a young child, I discovered that I could pick out tunes by ear on a little organ that I had received for Christmas. I had fun playing around on the organ until a relative loaned our family an old piano so that I could take lessons.... Read More
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...I also encourage my students all of the great drummers on recordings and videos. Here are the books that I use: Here are some important books: a) Louis Bellson's Snare drum book; b) Gene Krupa, Cozy Cole Sensational Drum Book; c) Jim Chapin's Advanced Techniques for the Modern Drummer; d) Ultimate encyclopedia for the drum set; e) George Lawrence Stone's Stick Control... Read More
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