Approach to teaching
Effective music lessons leading to student success are founded in adaptation and flexibility.
Adaptive and flexible lessons are important because each student has different learning styles and strengths. It’s not uncommon for these to fluctuate as progress is made along the learning curve. Other factors such as age, past experience and self-directed through dependent learning also influence how best to deliver lessons.
Additional benefits
Encouraging critical thinking and opportunities to discuss music
Listening to students and establishing rapport
Allowing for growth of artistic development and expression
Encouraging self-motivation and eagerness to grow
Supporting goal setting, both short and long term
Areas of Instruction
Lesson areas may be pursued individually or in combination
Voice Lessons
beginner to advanced levels
Theory & History Lessons
beginner to advanced levels
Musicianship
applicable to any instrument of study
The student experience
Students enjoy the multi-faceted approach to learning that rounds out instrument instruction with a breadth and depth suited to their level of interest.
Designed to increase music literacy and enjoyment
Develop personal artistry and musicianship
Improve and advance skills in the chosen area – practical and/or theoretical
Provide skills for successful practice periods