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...If piano is more of a hobby than a career path, we can work with that as well! Everyone has a different style depending on their needs. ... Read More
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...When I'm working with a student, it's more important to me than anything that they feel empowered as a person and musician. My work is to get them to learn the power of their voice, and hearing people say they've done something they thought they couldn't is a reward so much greater than any one skill learned. ... Read More
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...For that I create a plan for each student, which is divided into smaller groups I call goals. At the end of each goal I like to present the progress to each student so that they may realize the potential they have to grow as a musician and as a professional. ... Read More
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...I make it a point to ask all students (or parents for my younger ones) to purchase a notepad where assignments, expectations, exercises, tips/tricks can be written down to help them progress during the year and into the following week of lessons.... Read More
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...I think it's important to be kind but firm. It helps to create clear expectations that allow for a student to be most successful. With private lessons, it is important to tailor the sessions for each student individually.... Read More
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...I got a 5 on the AP Music Theory exam, and have an overview of theoretical and performance education in contemporary, classical, and jazz idioms. I have taught private hour long piano lessons one-on-one with young children and adults, and taught music theory in group classes as well as privately, through the Shalala MusicReach Program at the University of Miami.... Read More
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