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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Piano lessons in New Haven . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Music Keyboard Acoustic Guitar
From my experiences teaching in classroom settings, I have come to realize the importance of setting short and longer term learning goals for my students and adjusting these goals together with them as we work towards reaching these objectives. Sometimes the goals are very specific, like mastering a particular concept, or practicing towards a specific audition, and some, more general, like developing certain techniques which then need to be further explored and practiced by the student. Read More
Instruments: Piano
MUSIC SHOULD BE FUN. I have been a private piano teacher for over 15 years, and thoroughly enjoy teaching my students. I love playing the piano and try to instill that love in my students by making lessons fun and stress-free. I start with the basics, then incorporate each student's likes and strengths into their lesson. I truly believe that the best way to learn playing piano is to ENJOY it! Read More
Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Drums Bass Guitar Organ Mandolin Conga
I am an enthusiastic and passionate teacher who enjoys teaching all he learned from his loving and knowledgeable teachers. My interests and skills in music are ranging from performance (guitar, piano, voice...) teaching of the same instruments I play to composing, arranging and recording, as well as teaching related courses. Read More
Instruments: Piano Guitar Bass Guitar
Since 1996 I have been solely committed to a career in teaching and performing professionally. My Father was an amateur jazz pianist, my Grandmother, a professional opera singer prior to marriage. My earliest memories came with a soundtrack: my Dads piano playing. I studied privately both on piano (early) and guitar (later), starting somewhere in my fifth year. I always took advantage of musical opportunities afforded me at school whenever appropriate, whether that was a school musical, talent show, battle of the bands, jazz band or music elective. Read More
Instruments: Piano
I have experience teaching in the context of both American and European curricula traditions. I have taught music theory (including counterpoint), composition, analysis, orchestration and piano in classroom settings at the university level and also in private, public, and college preparatory schools; I have also taught composition one-on-one. In the US at the college level my teaching career includes five years of experience as a teaching assistant in music theory including the subjects of solfège and aural skills, counterpoint; Read More
Instruments: Piano
I give students a core musical grounding in classical music; I also incorporate other styles of music in order to produce well rounded musicians. When students find themselves having the skill to play their favorite songs their confidence and enjoyment is enhanced. Read More
Instruments: Piano
My teaching style relaxed yet firm and consistent week-to-week. I expect all my students to practice and highly encourage them to perform in a recital as often as they feel comfortable. I encourage the parents to oversee practicing during the week and give me feedback as often as necessary. When the student is young, I work with the parents on ways to keep their child motivated and interested as well as keeping my expectations realistic. Read More
Instruments: Piano Recorder Keyboard
When did you decide to become a professional musician? Was it a gradual decision or was there a defining moment for you?
I started taking private piano and recorder lessons at a very young age. I also started participating in small and big competitions at a young age. I went to a professional music school when I was in year 10, and proceeded to study in a music college. I started music learning at a very young age, and continued to be mentored in the musical direction, so pursing a career in professional musicianship was a natural and organic decision for me.
Does music run in your family? Tell us a little about your musical family members.
Yes. No one in my family is a professional musician apart from me, but everyone of my family member plays an instrument to a high standard. My mother was an opera major in college, and had a short career before having me and my siblings. My father was in church choirs during school and guitar club during college, and he has a love for Baroque music just like me. My grandmother is an amateur Opera singer who sings regularly with her local music-classroom productions. My older sister played the flute and won several competitions in the flute before she went on to college to study art. My little sister is a media major at college, but minors in music, that of violin performance in particular. My little brother is a young pianist, jazz drummer, violinist, and DJ who wishes to pursue a career in music in the future!
If you play more than one instrument, how did you decide to start playing the second? (Or 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc)!
Simply my love for music and different instruments. When I was in high school, I had the opportunity to choose a third instrument (alongside the recorder and piano) so I chose to play the oboe and I can played it in the orchestra. When I was in music college, I was very passionate about contemporary Japanese repertoires, so I bought a shakuhachi and learned it myself, with occasional lessons from professional shakuhachi teachers. Towards the end of my college years, I fell in love with the flute, so I started taking second study Baroque flute one a week with the flute professor in my college. Deciding to start playing a new instrument was always driven by my musical passion, efficiency, and determination to accomplish it alongside my main instruments.
What is your favorite style/genre of music to play and why?
I love early music- Baroque, renaissance, and medieval. Baroque is such a pure genre with so much emotions that can be hear and expressed clearly. I especially adore French Baroque; I think music from the French Baroque period is the most elegant and noble of all. Music from the Renaissance and Medieval period is vastly about working together in a group with other musicians which is what I love. I also like their modal sound that is special to our modern ears that are used to the Western music sounds.
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