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...I have enjoyed playing with the Greenville Symphony Orchestra on Bass Clarinet and playing in other ensembles. I have also enjoyed teaching saxophones and clarinet sections in Pittsburgh area marching bands. ... Read More
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...If I were to teach any adults (which I have not had the opportunity to do yet!), I think I would still start with Corley's book but then after that investigate what kinds of music they're hoping to play and touch on those things as well as work on advancing technique. ... Read More
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...Nothing is more rewarding than seeing my students be able to play music well after seeing it for the first time! When a student really starts to master sight-reading, that is when they are really mastering their instrument and are ready for complex materials. ... Read More
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...For other instruments, like saxophone, I would make sure the student has a lot of interest in the instrument in the school setting, and if they need something one on one that the school cannot provide.... Read More
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...Practice slow! Technique builds over time and trying to play fast quickly doesn't work. Practice 30min a day and don't think you need 3hr a day.... Read More
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...I love music, but it is far from the only thing there is to appreciate in life. The world is full of inspiration, and it is important that people keep looking for it all around them.... Read More
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...I started playing the saxophone at the age of seven. Having an incredible middle school band teacher, I was drawn to teaching at an early age. In 2001, I completed my student teaching at the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in I K-12 Instrumental Music Education.... Read More
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Cities with Students
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