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...I adapt my lesson plan according to the student's level, interests and hobbies away from music. All beginner students start with an Essential Elements series of books to help them understand the process of actually playing their instrument. ... Read More
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...It also helps to ensure steady progress from week to week. However, music is more than just notes on a page! In order to get a more well-rounded musical experience, I have developed exercises to work on musical areas such as ear training, theory, rhythm, sound, improvisation, etc, depending on the student's interests and musical needs. ... Read More
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...Work your way up to the desired speed, don't skip all the tempos between slow and fast. Value each note: The composer of a piece of music writes each note on purpose! ... Read More
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...I like teaching kids, especially when they discover jazz improvisation. It is good to see, in the students, the enthusiasm and the willingness to hang and the desire to learn everything immediately.... Read More
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...But most importantly having fun with music, each student has an individual way of learning, my goal is to find what inspire them and go deeper into that.... Read More
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...In high school, my love of music and jazz really began to take shape through taking private lessons and going out to see live music. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Jazz Studies from William Paterson University, where I learn and study under some of the best musicians in New York City.... Read More
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...My first aim with a new student is to establish what they want to achieve musically. Fun and enjoyment is the key to continued development and success in my eyes.... Read More
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