Music Lessons Cobb County, GA

Instruments: Saxophone, Clarinet, Music

Once again, my overall goal is to develop a personal artistic voice for each student. My teaching style is flexible to style and type of music that the student wants to play, and I facilitate their growth in that specific genre of music. I also like to expose my students to types of music they would have never thought possible to play on their instruments. In culmination of all these efforts, I always try to run a recital where my students play whatever they want at the skill level they currently possess. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Flute, Clarinet, Music

My teaching method is the same for adults as well as young students, I believe it is best Compared to the compliment sandwich. The beginning of the lesson should start with something the student is confident with while I will be giving positive reinforcement and critiques. Then the middle or the meatier section should contain the things that the student has not yet perfected but still needs a lot of work. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Saxophone, Music, Acoustic Guitar

These can range from All State, college, and professional auditions. We will also begin working on establishing your repertoire or your "book". For the advanced students (only voice, saxophone, and theory), we will be learning how to break down pieces by learning music theory. Form and analysis will be at the forefront of your performance as it is essential to gaining a deeper understanding of your pieces. History will also begin to play a bigger part but the top priority will be to ensure that efficiency of practice time is taught. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Music, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I prefer to ensure that while my courses can be rigorous, we will let the student set the pace. I prefer to meet the student where they are, and then we can go from there as I tailor my lessons to their specific needs. As we go through we will set and accomplish goals, which each develop one or more techniques. This Is crucial to keeping students engaged and inspired in order to keep them invested in the instrument. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Trumpet, Music, Keyboard

Nothing brings me more pride and happiness than seeing my students learn and grow! In order to ensure this for each student, I pay close attention to what that student responds to best. I can therefore set realistic goals, which, when met, allow my students to naturally develop a sense of pride in their accomplishments - which I encourage by acknowledging those accomplishments and showing my own excitement and pride. Read More