Jimmy G
Instruments: Piano
Styles: Classical, Pop, New Age

I started teaching the piano right after I got out of college. From that day, the number of students began to slowly grow. I am always willing to go to the students' home for lessons as most students prefer that method, but I also have my home studio to teach from as well. Seeing the encouraged looks of my students always gives me joy to see that they are learning and even enjoying the music. Though I mainly teach Classical music, I never discourage my students from seeking other avenues as well, even if it's modern music such as rock or even video game music!  I always encourage my students to enter into recitals so they may check their progress. I am always looking for more students!

My methods vary with the age of the student. For beginners who are children, I usually start with Alfred's Basic Piano Library, which I try to go through most of that series. During that time, the children will occasionally play anything they wish to play that is interesting or fun to them. When they are finished, we will go into many different solo pieces for them to play to further advance their knowledge and performance of music. For the adults, they will use a different series of books that is appropriate for them, along with any solo pieces they would like to play.