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... Part of the work I did involved workshops with students showing them how music and stories worked together. That experience told me that I wanted to be a music educator. ... Read More
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...It can be a rough world sometimes for us musicians and I truly believe that we have to stick together. That's how the best music is made!!! ... Read More
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...During elementary school, I started playing the clarinet. In middle school, I started playing the oboe. During high school, I learned the english horn and alto saxophone.... Read More
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...If they think of me as just another adult trying to make them do things they don't think are fun, then music will never be fun. So I typically take a very relaxed approach during the first few lessons, to get the student to loosen up and feel comfortable, all while observing the student in order to assess their strengths and weaknesses, and figure out what types of music the student is interested in making.... Read More
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...I will go over a foundation of basics for every student, teaching them how to practice and setting them up for success. I believe almost any age of student is the "right age" for lessons, and I enjoy teaching to anyone who wants to become a lifelong lover of music.... Read More
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