Genevieve Tabby

Introduction: For cello: Genevieve Tabby is a cellist who has traveled across the world playing concerts with orchestras, chamber groups, as well as solo recitals. She graduated with a Bachelors of Music from the conservatory Cleveland Institute of Music, and got a Masters in Music from Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music. Alongside this, she also completed a 2-year rigorous Suzuki Technique Pedagogy course and is certified to teach students from all 10 levels of the Suzuki Technique cello books. She has been teaching students for over 10 years from beginner to advanced levels. She can also help students with Music Theory preparation, especially students preparing for intro college exams. While she understands classical technique, she plays in a crossover string quartet called ATLYS, where they arrange and transform world pop music into intricate beautiful chamber music. They have traveled all around the world from the Mediterranean to Alaska to the Caribbean, and have performed over 600 concerts together. Check out their website at ww.atlysmusic.com. For pet sitting: I have a very flexible schedule to due to being a free lance musician, so it allows for more opportunity and open space for dog walking/sitting or cat feeding/sitting. For cello: She enjoys the process of learning with each student and adjusts to individual learning styles. She enjoys teaching beginner levels because even at the collegiate level, every cello piece and every note played on the instrument starts with a good foundation and setup on the instrument. She gives clear instructions in the lessons and writes down goals to accomplish after each lesson. Setting deadlines throughout the year and month also motivates her students to develop on their instrument. For pet sitting: I am just crazy for animals. I enjoy caring for animals and nourishing them. I like to make them feel as safe and comfortable as possible. My favorite sound is a cat purring, and my heart skips a beat when I see a dog happy as can be on its daily walk. They deserve the best and are such an invaluable part of an owner's life. I believe I provide a welcoming demeanor when attending to one's pets.