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...I focus on posture, theory, and intonation, and once these basics are mastered, the sky's the limit! I've taught a variety of classical music, fiddle music, popular and Disney music, even rock and roll. ... Read More
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...I can only guide you through the process. This is why I am always excited to bring on a new student. Each student I have worked with holds a special place with me. ... Read More
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...For younger students who are beginning, I usually start with Hal Leonard's Essential Elements. This book has great materials for setting up the violin and bow hold, reading notes, rhythm and other musical markings, and introducing basic music theory such as time and key signatures. ... Read More
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...I am a violinist of 15 years and have been teaching since 2014. I received my BA in an unrelated field in 2017, but incorporated music into a number of courses and assignments.... Read More
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...I encourage positive feedback and positive "self-talk" as a means of boosting self-efficacy. I think an important part of learning is goal setting and outlining specific, achievable steps to reach that goal so that progress can be tracked and the process of learning can become less ambiguous.... Read More
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...The key to practicing effectively lies in the ability to identify a problem, isolate the problem, and practice the problem in the context of the music. For specific examples, one may refer to Elizabeth Green's "Practicing Effectively: A Masterclass in the Musical Art".... Read More
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...In addition to lesson and scale books I like to heavily supplement technical material, finger strengthening exercises, repertoire appropriate to playing level, and theory. I also send students home with listening homework from time to time, which includes listening to works from famous composers on youtube and then having a brief conversation about those pieces at the start of our next lesson.... Read More
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