Teaching Methods
March 20, 2007 at 4:51 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: Ailshie, education string
· Individualized unique spiraling curriculum for students covering instrumental technique, theory, aural skills, composition, arranging, improvisation and performance using several genres
· Effective violin instruction techniques include fingerboard geography, finger pattern classification, intonation exercises, solfege, vibrato development, shifting strategies and comprehensive scale practice methods
· Trained in different violin pedagogies including Rolland, Galamian and Suzuki
· Students consistently earn ratings of superior and excellent in Jefferson County Solo and Ensemble Festival and place chairs in honor orchestras and all-county orchestras in addition to being featured in performances and recitals throughout the year
Philosophy
March 20, 2007 at 4:50 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: Ailshie, education string
My motivation to teach music stems from a great passion for working with young people, and an equal fervor for music. Enthusiastic about stimulating personal growth as well artistic intelligence through the arts, I am dedicated to opening student, teacher and faculty awareness by fostering musical development through performance.
An innovative music instruction, my teaching style exhorts the aspiring young musician to gain versatility in more than one genre and to play efficiently by ear. Ideas for creative chamber music programs and methods for jazz repertoire and improvisation rooted in experience makes me well-rounded private teacher. As an avid performer and skilled musician, I am able to lead by example, and provide practical musical advice for students who hope to continue in the field during and after secondary education.
I encourage my students to be “real musicians” not just “music students.”
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