And Builds From There.

Learning music should not only be fun, but it should also produce well-rounded musicians who can delve into new music and musical pursuits without the aid of a teacher. Through a solid foundation of proper physical approach, technique and good practice habits, exploration of varied repertoire and continual development of all essential components of music making, students will be well on their way to musical independence. And since learning styles can be so different, I will do my best to maximize each student’s unique way of learning.

Don't Underestimate the Power of Learning Theory!

After doing a harmony exam, I noticed that my written communication skills had dramatically improved. And after composing a particularly complex song, I found that I suddenly enjoyed jazz, a genre that I had previously found irritating! When I shared this with my composition teacher, she quipped, “Composition is like dental floss for the brain!” 

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Optimize yours! By simplifying concepts and identifying easy-to-remember patterns, I can help you succeed at theory. It, too, is 

easier than you think! 

Discover Yours!

Understanding the value of music can be a powerful motivator for for the teacher, student and/or parent because the benefits are guaranteed, regardless of the student’s ability or skill level. It simply requires participation and diligent practice. If these are present, then spin-off benefits will also be, even if they’re not readily apparent.

Exactly what benefits manifest may be as unique as each student. What an exciting prospect to consider!

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