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...If I do not tell a student that something they are learning is difficult, they will never develop a complex that they cannot do it. Basically, I teach my students so that they can surpass where I was at their age. I enjoy preparing my students for concerts, recitals, school talent shows (and any other opportunity) by maintaining high standards, efficiently using lesson time, and combining pedagogically sound teaching with an excellent model for my students to mirror. ... Read More
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...Next thing I knew, I had a small-time music studio in my parents' basement! I was teaching saxophone as well as jazz improvisation at that time. I took a break from teaching when I went to college, and began teaching again the summer after I graduated. ... Read More
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...My methods are based on what each student wishes to accomplish with these lessons. I have a wide variety of exercises/books/recordings that are guided to help the student reach their maximum potential. ... Read More
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...But I'm most proud of my final concert as a second semester senior at Bard, which is harder to describe succinctly in resume-format. But for this concert I wrote an hour's worth of original material based on a book I read by late 20th century psychologist, Julian Jaynes.... Read More
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...I always try to be encouraging. The most important thing is for my students to love music and WANT to practice. It may not always be "fun" (though, it should be most of the time), but it should always feel rewarding.... Read More
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...This is very important especially in the early stages of learning an instrument. I also make sure to maintain constant communication with the student. I think its essential that students know their teacher is listening to them during the lessons, and for the teacher to keep students involved by asking questions.... Read More
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...I also incorporate duets to help develop ensemble playing skills. For those who are already experienced, lessons are customized, varying in material of focus and methods - i.e. focusing on school ensemble pieces, classical pieces, jazz tunes, theory, preparing for auditions and competitions, ear training, or improvisation.... Read More
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