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...I like to play duets as soon as possible. My students learn by listening and adating to me. We turn everything intopositives so that we're free to perform with confidence. ... Read More
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...I most happy when performing original, creative music.I am also very happy to be able to share my of music with others of all ages. I also find playing a very spiritual experience which allows me to find more joy in life. ... Read More
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...It is important that they begin to play the music that they connect with as soon as possible. With more advanced students, lessons will be catered to filling in the "gaps" in musical theory, technical ability, and ear training. ... Read More
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...I have eight years of experience teaching private lessons, so I understand how to craft a curriculum to an individual's needs. Working with hundreds of different musicians has taught me that everyone learns music differently: some through sight reading, others with audio recordings, others still by watching someone else do it first. We can work on specific topics during our lessons, but I can also give you a bunch of things to review/work on during your own time.... Read More
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...This will also be accompanied by multiple books, which I usually recommend getting Essential Elements 2000 for complete beginners . We then have a foundation we can build on.... Read More
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...For adults I usually have the same approach, but we will focus more on a specific genre or style that they may want to emulate. Once the student, regardless of age, progresses to a certain point, I will recommend that they start to work through books by Sigurd Rascher (158 Saxophone Exercises and Top Tones) and Yusef Lateef (Repository of Scales and Modes).... Read More
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...For methods; it will honestly depend on if the student has been working through something with a prior lesson teacher or after the first lesson and seeing what the interest is in either jazz or classical will go from there.... Read More
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