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About Me:ShowMy approach to teaching is based on gaining a concept of each individual student's needs and interests. I form a plan for lessons, which is organized but flexible and allows for the student to express creativity. Some goals for weekly practice are also set. I am patient and do my best to ensure that the student feels progress on a short-term basis. I encourage the development of musicality and listening skills along with proper technique and fingering, reading music, comfort with the keyboard, harmony, real pieces & exercises, and style!
Styles: Classical, Musical Theatre, Folk
Ages: Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Availability: Boston and neighborhoods, including Allston/Brighton, Charlestown, South End, South Boston and Roxbury, etc.; Brookline, Cambridge, parts of Newton, Watertown and Arlington.
Education: Doctor of Musical Arts, Historical Keyboard Performance (DMA), Boston University [2000]
About Me:ShowTeaching emphasis on aural development and physical connection to music through dance and movement. Lessons are privately structured and a personal workbook will be created for each student.
Styles: Classical, Jazz, Rock, Rockabilly, Blues, Pop, R&B, Hip Hop, Funk, Fusion, Klezmer, Folk, Latin
Ages: Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Education: Bachelor of Music in Contemporary Improvisation (BM), New England Conservatory of Music [2005]
About Me:ShowGraduated with bachelor's degree of Music from Musashino Academia Musicae and received his graduate degree from Toho Gakuen School of Music both in his native country, Japan. He taught the flute at the Yamaha Music Foundation for eight years before he came to study in Boston. Mr. Kano graduated from the Boston Conservatory. Recently, he won the 1st prize at the Houston flute club, Denise Jennings Memorial Solo & Ensemble Competition Professional level, and was selected as one of five finalists of the Byron Hester memorial competition.
Styles: Classical, Opera, Musical Theatre, Pop
Ages: Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Education: Performance Diploma in flute performance (PD), Indiana University [2005]
About Me:ShowA liberal arts education enabled me to build a foundation in a variety of disciplines. The versatility of this foundation has played a vital role in my musical life. Throughout my undergraduate years I also actively participated in track and field at the varsity level. My approach to teaching reflects the way I view myself as a musician. I expect a high quality of practicing and discipline, but I also expect students to enjoy other activities and bring these experiences into their musicianship.
Styles: Classical
Ages: Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Availability: Mostly Brookline and Boston. I can teach anywhere that is accessible via public transportation.
About Me:ShowI love creating an individual education plan that works for each respective student. I understand that different students have different things they want to accomplish, and I like helping each student reach their individual goals. I enjoy creating a well-rounded teaching environment where we focus not only on our instrument of study, but also on music theory, music history, pedagogy, and music technology.
Styles: Classical
Ages: Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Availability: Cambridge, Somerville, Arlington, Winchester,Woburn,Lexington, Lynnfield, Middleton, Andover,
Education: Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance (BM), University of North Texas [2007]
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Viennese-style pianos were built with wood frames, two strings per note, and had leather-covered hammers. Some of these Viennese pianos had the opposite coloring of modern-day pianos; the natural keys were black and the accidental keys white.