Music Lessons Fayette County, KY

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Trombone, Recorder, Euphonium, Music, Keyboard

I find it more awarding to myself and my students develop the passion for music! With this being said, I find it highly important to progress with the student's pace. It is my goal to set goals that will fit the student's ability and to push to the point that the student can handle at each lesson. Acknowledging accomplishments helps that student's self-esteem and will eager the student to push his/her self more. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Music, Keyboard

I am a kind and motivated instructor who loves sharing the joy I get from performing music. God gave me a gift and talent and I love having the opportunity to use it to teach others to play! I have been playing the piano for over 20 years. I have played at competitions, events, weddings, funerals, and church services. I have had the privalege of playing for groups of over 100 people. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Recorder, Music, Keyboard

I am a passionate, experienced music teacher who loves sharing music with others. In 2003, I graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Education with a focus in piano and oboe. In 2007, I expanded my love to all types of music by earning a certificate in Kodaly musical instructional methods level one and recording arts and music production. Throughout my career, I have taught music to students from all over the country with a wide variety of experience. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Music, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I started teaching guitar when I was in High School to my friends that I met through singing beside and learning music theory in the choir room. Shortly after I graduated from High School and went to college at Western Kentucky University, I was teaching even more people from ages 5 to 90, at WKU and Musician's Pro, a local music store. My goal as your music teacher is to give you courage to express yourself, have a lot of fun, and play music to the best of your ability! Read More

Instruments: Clarinet, Music

Typically in the first lesson, I assess the playing level of the student by asking them general questions about what they have done with music so far. From there it is easy for me to determine what to begin teaching first. For beginner students, I like to start with Hal Leonard's Essential Elements book. If the student has graduated from the beginner book, then I can proceed to intermediate or advanced methods which will include a combination of studies in pedagogy, repertoire, composers, etudes, ensemble work, and technical studies. Read More