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...In college as a BA candidate I was able to take a variety of lessons, including classical piano (my major), jazz piano, classical voice, and jazz voice. ... Read More
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...In addition to playing in various bands, I compose and perform my own music, ranging from classical style piano solos and arrangements of 16th-19th Century catches to more alternative pop/rock songs. ... Read More
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...I graduated from Northwestern University in 2014, where I majored in vocal performance. Though voice is my primary instrument, I've also played flute since 5th grade, and have experience with piccolo (I played it for 3 years in marching band)! ... Read More
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...Studied voice with mezzo-soprano/conductor Dr. Linda J. Farquharson (2013-2015) Illinois Wesleyan University). Other teachers include nationally acclaimed tenor Rolando Sanz (2010-2011), tenor Dr. Justin Vickers (2011-2012, presently on faculty at Illinois State University), and bass-baritone Dr.... Read More
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...For every student I always start with the basics. What are the basics? Well, first and most important for getting you started is open chords. That along with pentatonic scales will really help to develope finger dexterity and get the student adjusted to proper hand and finger positioning on the guitar.... Read More
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...I encourage this by setting realistic goals for the student at each lesson, taking small steps to achieve larger goals. I tailor each lesson to the student, using fun, creative methods to keep each student making creative, engaged and fun music!... Read More
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...The least methodical of the four approaches, the Orff method teaches music in four stages: imitation, exploration, improvisation, and composition, and this is what i use. 1- make musical instruments with your children......2-Sing to them...... 3- Teach them to whistle...... 4- play musical games..... 5- play music in the background.... 6- let them play with instruments...... 7- Give them musical colouring in..... 8- get them used to musical terms... 9- soundtrack nap time.... 10- Children's TV programs.... Read More
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