What to Expect from Lessons
From the Teacher
A teacher’s positive attitude and passion for music is contagious, it can’t help but rub off on the students. High student morale = high student achievement
A warm and nurturing, positive environment
Practice, study, and performance to keep up skills and personally understand the process of learning
You will experience professional teaching based on years of education, performance, and teaching experience
Professional policies and procedures
Patience and a sense of humor
Curriculum
Well-rounded curriculum that produces excellent musicians
Assist students in setting goals to reach a high level of achievement
A firm foundation in music literacy that includes not just the printed page, but the understanding of how the printed score relates to the keyboard
Coaching in how to go beyond the notes on the page to make music your own, and be able to express music with artistry
Development of physical skills to produce the best sounds at the keyboard and good technical skills
Opportunities
Opportunities for musical development and performance to include group performance classes, evaluative testing, through Washington State Music Teachers Association and Oregon Music Teachers Association, two annual recitals and studio incentive programs
Performance opportunities at the studio help students to conquer fears and take risks, to develop discipline, a positive attitude and self-esteem
You will learn life lessons through music study