Reality Bites: Why a Single Lesson Is Almost Never Enough
“I never knew there was so much involved in learning to sing!” I’ve heard that phrase a lot over the past 16 years of teaching. Many people assume [...]
How Long Will It Take? (An Explanation of Process Oriented Learning)
I was recently asked by a student, “If I practice 20 minutes a day, four days a week, how long will it take me to be a good [...]
15 Habits of Excellent Teachers (And 12 to Watch Out For)
As a music student, one of the most important tasks you must undertake is finding a teacher. Whether you are an aspiring music major, an enthusiastic amateur or [...]
Classical Crossover: what it is and why it matters
I’ve been going down the YouTube rabbit hole a lot lately. When I was a student, there really wasn’t a centralized resource for musical video material. If you [...]
Piano Lessons: They’re not just for kids!
I love teaching beginners. Not everyone can say that, but I genuinely love it. When I write the word “beginner,” I am aware that most people will look [...]
