Shy K  
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Synthesizer
Styles: Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock, R&B, Gospel, Musical Theater, Latin, Funk, Salsa, Reggae, Swing, Samba, Bossa Nova, Soul, Avant-garde

I've been teaching children at different ages and in different scenarios, if it was musical theater or middle school children preparing for their prom. I also played extensively in Israel's most famous acting college, where I gained the ability to guide actors towards a more polished and honest interpretation. I also taught older people and found that to be a very rewarding experience.  Many people report that I explain difficult concepts very well and have a way with teaching, which is great because I enjoy teaching tremendously. Teaching classical piano is my biggest love as I feel it enables me to deal with the entire profound scope of music.       

Artur Schnabel once said that it is wrong to have a method that students have to bound to, but that different techniques are required with every student. I learn this valuable lesson from experience and realized that every student is really a world of his own and finds interest in different things. For example, if the student likes math, then it is possible to incorporate the mathematical concepts found in Theory. If the student is more artistic, it will be better to invigorate their imagination with stories and fitting imagery that will excite them and give them an association.  In general, I'm always striving to find the best way to get to the ultimate goal, which is to possess good technique, profound sensibility and vast theoretical knowledge.