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...I try to strike a balance between music lessons being serious and being fun. I expect my students to practice almost every day and I expect that the parents will be part of keeping them accountable for scheduling that practicing. ... Read More
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...I have worked, in the past with students that were younger and those that are more advanced in age. I approach each lesson with the indiviuals focus in mind. ... Read More
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...For my advanced students (18+), depending on how advanced they are, I start them in the "First Book of _______ Solos" series. This series covers singing in English as well as several other languages and provides a good foundation for singing. ... Read More
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...I am a lifelong educator of music and learning, in general. I think that music is taught best in a well-rounded curriculum that offers students experience in learning technique and solos.... Read More
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...Each student is different. The method needs to make a student playing in a short time, learning and to achieving reasonable goals. Ultimately is the student practice and dedication that make things happening while following and trusting the teacher instructions.... Read More
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...For example; One may have a young sax student that has very good sound right out the gate but cannot understand the language on the page. Conversely, the student that gets the language right way, but alas, the thing sounds like a duck call! those are specific issues that need to be addressed.... Read More
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...For children beginners, I use Alfred's Premier Piano Express, which is an all-in-one course book that includes lessons, homework, theory, technique and performance pieces. Once they advance to intermediate level, I like to introduce Hanon's Exercises and James Bastien's Scales, Chords, and Arpeggios, as these are very important for warming up the hands and learning more difficult pieces.... Read More
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