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...By setting clear goals and sequencing each lesson appropriately, my students feel a sense of true accomplishment immediately. For my youngest students, lessons are disguised as play. ... Read More
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...My teaching methods include traditional and Suzuki technique with an emphasis on music theory. Young students benefit from Suzuki technique using activities and games to foster learning. For young beginners as well as adult, I start with Hal Leonard's Esential Elements. ... Read More
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...The most rewarding part of teaching is seeing my students excel and develop their own passions for music. Each one of my students is different, and so each lesson I teach is specific to that student. ... Read More
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...Then I will transition into technique, without it being too boring, so Schradieck, Wolfhart, etc., but I like to co-mingle it with simple songs, for enjoyment. Then, while maintaining technique, would work on fun songs, whether it be Vivaldi concertoes, or Irish jigs, or a chord progression in E minor, or an opera aria!... Read More
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...While many argue that "practice makes perfect", I do not always find this ideology to be true. Instead, when adversity inhibits a student from conquering a goal, I usually aim to find what could personally work best for them.... Read More
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...I have been immersed in music since childhood and educated by a number of the leading musicians of the 20th century. My performances with some major international orchestras and in both chamber music and solo recitals attest to a level of musicianship that I hope will bring fun and laughter to our artistic collaboration.... Read More
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