Piano Lessons Kansas

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Viola

Nothing is more rewarding than seeing my students develop a passion for music and accomplish their goals! Therefore, it's important that each student progresses at his or her own pace and set goals for themselves. I encourage this by sitting down with the student at the beginning of our interactions, and deciding what they wish to "get out of" our lessons. We base our goals on those points and make progress at a reasonable rate. Read More

Instruments: Piano

I had my first job tutoring students at a turtoring facily for grades K-12 in my hometown.  There I helped many students in an array of subjects.  From this first job I was able to harness my abilty to teach students in their own tailored way.  This job taught me how students learn diffrerently and you can't create a one-size fit all curriculum for every student.   While I was earning my BA I taught private piano lessons and taught students ranging from novice to adnvanced. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Trumpet, Flute, Clarinet, Synthesizer, Recorder, Oboe, Music, Keyboard

My teaching style is obviously very different from a lot of other people. I like to set clear goals with my students rather than setting goals by myself to give to my students. Something rewarding that I give for my students is that I always want to create some sort of project for them to see how much they've grown. I teach by learning with you. Every person is different in every voice or instrument is different as well. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Flute, Piccolo

My teaching experience goes back to when I was a sophomore in high school and I started to teach piano lessons after school to kids that ranged from the age of 5-13. In these lessons we would cover fundamentals, warm-ups, theory, classic literature, etudes, and any fun songs that they wanted! I always encouraged my students to practice and if they wanted to learn a video game song or pop chart we would focus on that. Read More

Instruments: Piano

For beginning students like young students, I typically start with Piano Adventure as the textbook. Once they have progressed of study, I would like to introduce some solo repertoires with beautiful melody line for their recital performance. And in each lesson, I will play the accompany part for young students, which can bring them more fun of learning short pieces, and enjoy studying. For adults, I would like to talk with them, and find out a good way that they are interested in of studying, and give them more space of choosing repertoires for learning. Read More