FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
1) Teaching each individual how to move their fingers along with their wrists and the entire arm in producing their desired tone and touch in order to bring shape to the musical phrase. 2) Build technique skills and strong and robust fingers out of beginner and advance students. 3) Prepare music theory lessons and worksheets. 4) Going to the music store to purchase learning material for students.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Look for teachers who are degreed with years of teaching experience. Look for teachers who do host recitals to showcase the student's talents. Look for teachers have a strong reward system to motivate their students and teach all aspects of music including note reading, to independent sight reading, and hand technique ( how to move your hands), and music theory. Naturally when the student learns enough enough theory, they will be able to compose and improvise and harmonize. Look for teachers who do participate their students in music organization events like festivals, competitions and exams.