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...I've performed as lead/solo trumpet with the Blue Lake International Jazz Orchestra on their month-long tour of Europe in 2010. I have performed with the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra and the Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra and many smaller ensembles. ... Read More
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...If the student is more advanced I will assign method books such as the Arbans, Clarke, and Charlier books. I also like to incorporate music the student is interested in and wants to learn. ... Read More
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...I strongly emphasize the bodily, physical "mechanics" of "how" to play the instrument. I've learned that the placement of everything in the mouth (tongue, teeth, air column, etc.) is of critical importance. If the student has a good concept of the "mechanics" of how to play, he is on the right track to playing to his full potential. It also eliminates the tendency to create bad habits in the development of mastering the instrument. Everything else, style of music, music theory, stage performance, etc. is all secondary. ... Read More
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...I like to concentrate on my students abilities and ask that they bring 100% to their lessons as most of the lesson time is spent on the instrument; some lessons may be more informative for students interested inan in depthunderstanding of music theory.... Read More
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...I aim to teach my students the difference between "playing the trumpet" and "making music" and how this distinction is applied to practice. "Playing the trumpet" is a physically demanding task that requires diligent, often tedious practice to become skilled at. "Making music", on the other hand, can be done by anyone at any skill level and is lots of fun.... Read More
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...I am currently studying music education at WCU and have had many opportunities to learn and play. One of my greatest experiences as a musician has been the lesson I have taught.... Read More
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...I use a number of method books depending upon the proficiency of the student. If I am staring an elementary student from scratch who is not involved in a school band program I like to use Claude Gordon's "Physical Aproach to Elementary Brass Playing." For middle school through college level players I use the same list of materials, but introduce them in stages as the student progresses though their development.... Read More
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