Flute Lessons Broward County, FL

Instruments: Flute

My teaching experience goes back to my high school days when I taught flute, clarinet, and saxophone to beginning students. I "taught" my way through music college at a busy studio in the Philadelphia area, and always had a waiting list - from novice, to intermediate and advanced, to adult students. Upon graduation, I was hired by the college to teach flute, saxophone, and music theory, which I did for over 10 years, in conjunction with a busy performance schedule. Read More

Instruments: Flute

Hi there! My name is Haiyang. I am a flute performer and teacher, who enjoys sharing my love and knowledge of music through online teaching. I started playing the flute in 1999 and have been teaching since 2014. I received my Master of Music degree in Flute Performance at Florida State University, where I also taught flute lessons and music classes as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. Prior to that, I acquired my Bachelor of Music degree at University of North Texas, and I taught at a number of public secondary schools as well as my private studio in Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area. Read More

Instruments: Saxophone, Flute, Music

My teaching methods varies from different styles . I teach music theory, jazz improvisation, musical concepts for all instruments, as well as saxophone and flute lessons . I prefer to teach lessons for one hour, this gives the students a full spectrum of their weekly assignments. I first began teaching the student basic fundamental which includes breathing, fingering, basic rhythms and notes .Once the student has developed these things, I develop a repertoire for the student, The first half of the lesson deals with technical exercises in the second half deals with creative aspects of music such as theory and improvisation. Read More

Instruments: Flute, Piccolo

The moment of accomplishment when a student learns a new note or a new piece is what motivates both teachers and students! The most important thing is for the student to feel successful, no matter their goals or skill level. I think it is very important to celebrate the accomplishments along the way, and I often incorporate weekly games or challenges to motivate practicing. My instruction is unique to every student's needs, as every student grows in different ways. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Music, Keyboard

For beginning woodwind students, I start with Hal Leonard's Essential Elements or whatever the student's school band book is. Once the student knows how to read music and can play enough notes, I like to introduce scales. This provides a good foundation for moving on to duets and solo pieces, which are more enjoyable to play. Once the student has finished the first Essential Elements book, I like to move on to the Rubank books. Read More