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...A typical lesson will include Warm ups (for breath and tone development) Technical exercises (scales, etc.) Etudes (changes weekly) Solo repertoire (long-term study) ... Read More
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...I've also found that a combination of classical and modern music can go a long way in helping students enjoy the piano and motivate them to practice and continue to learn. ... Read More
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...Lessons are geared toward instruction. In order for any instruction to be effective students must practice every day. Students who play wind instruments will learn to play duets, solo repertoire, scales, arpeggios and etudes. ... Read More
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... These three concepts lead to a love of music and music-making. I also hope my students are avid music lovers. They need to listen to all different types of music including their favorites.... Read More
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...This typically takes the form of a beginning method book. For students beyond this phase of study, advanced technique work takes the form of scale, chord, and interval studies.... Read More
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...My goal is for students to have fun while they learn and while they practice. A lot of times, students are not encouraged to practice because it seems too difficult.... Read More
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...As a teacher, it is my duty to get to know each student and then create specifically for them. We are blessed enough to be given the opportunity to create an atmosphere for the student, and must do so with precision and intent, and in return, we’re gifted the joy of watching as the student learns and teaches themselves to heights we previously wouldn’t dare to have imagined.... Read More
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