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...In the lessons I like to create a musical vocabulary which then will be used in context. I work with written music, but also by ear. Music is all about communication. ... Read More
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...Practice, practice (on a consistent schedule)! 2. Learn familiar songs (motivation!) 3. Have fun and enjoy the accomplishments you've made! I encourage my students to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible (competitions, honor bands, recitals, etc.) and listening to as much music as they can! ... Read More
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...One of my main goals in teaching young students is developing a keen sense of how to practice effectively. I like to encourage students to actively seek opportunities to perform and record music wherever they can, so I often times facilitate the process with my own contacts. ... Read More
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...I have been performing in plays and musicals, and as a soloist since 2009 and continue to do so today. Performing at Carnegie Hall with a choir conducted by Eric Whitacre was one of the greatest experiences in my life as a musician.... Read More
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...I have performed with numerous ensembles and one of the greatest rewards I get from playing is seeing the joy that it brings to others. During my four years at Ohio, I was able to play with the community symphony and it was there that I was able to see what music does for people in bringing them together and creating a strong sense of community, understanding, and joy.... Read More
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...I only start young students on piano, and then I only take them on if they are reading. I also do a check to see if they have the dexterity in the hands to play the piano keys, as well as the concentration to stick to at least twenty minutes of sitting at the piano.... Read More
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