Extra notes for students
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A high speed internet connection with an upload & download speed of at least 1.2 megabits per seconds (test for free at: speedtest.net or
http://bit.ly/1K5iM0D) is required for quality lessons
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Students may communicate with the teacher during the week, outside of their scheduled lesson through the practice app
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Invoices will be sent automatically on the first of each month and are due by the 15th of the month or a $15 late fee will automatically be added. Payments may be sent via PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle.
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Opportunities for recitals and other music events occur every year (usually there will be a Christmas recital in December and an End-of-Year recital in May)
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Final decision on repertoire to be studied rests with the teacher.
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Generally, instrumental students will follow pieces in a method series so as to ensure a complete musical education is attained without gaps in learning
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As students advance they may begin to move out of method books and the pieces will principally be standard repertoire of the particular instrument.
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A high-speed internet connection with a minimum upload speed of 10 Mbps (megabits per second) and download speed of 25 Mbps is required for quality lessons. You can test your connection for free at speedtest.net or highspeedinternet.com.
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Students are welcome to communicate with their teacher throughout the week, outside of scheduled lessons, via the practice app.
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Invoices are generated automatically on the 1st of each month and are due by the 15th. A $15 late fee will be applied to overdue payments. Payments can be made through PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle.
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Recitals and other music events are held annually, usually with a Christmas recital in December and an End-of-Year recital in May.
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The final decision on the repertoire to be studied is made by the teacher, who tailors the selection to the student's progress and goals.
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Typically, instrumental students begin with a method series to ensure a well-rounded musical education, building a strong foundation without gaps in learning.
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As students advance, they will gradually transition out of method books, focusing primarily on standard repertoire for their instrument.
Fill out the form on this page for more information about private lessons or group classes. Be sure to let me know if you've taken lessons before and what book(s) you may have used or pieces you have studied in the past.
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Once you've submitted the form, you will receive an email from me usually within 48hrs. We'll schedule a time to meet and begin lessons or join a group class!