“I loved being able to work with her because she would give me feedback on what I did well on and what I need to work on and also helped me improve my skills especially as I got older and gained more experience.” - Former Student

“Her teaching motivates and inspires people to want to learn more and improve and enjoy being able to practice and play music, which is something that I am grateful to have learned.” - Former Student

Teaching methodology

With exposure to many teaching methods - Suzuki, Kodály, Dalcroze, Gordon, and Orff, as well as a certificate in Conversational Solfège, I bring the best of all of these worlds to my students. The heart of Suzuki, the historical knowledge of Kodály, the physical awareness of Dalcroze, the rhythmic awareness of Gordon, and the playfulness of Orff.

Music is physical, mental, and each student is unique. My teaching is positive and heartfelt. Lessons are typically structured with stretching, technique, performance, and time to discuss any questions, comments, or concerns. Confidence and technical skills will be built and an incredible performer will emerge!

WHAT IS A “HYBRID LESSON”?

This studio is in person and online. Why? There’s never been a better time to be a musician and learn consistently, using mixed methodologies and the tools of our time we can maximize learning. There are so many online tools that make learning certain topics more accessible for students. For example, theory topics, score studying, performance review, and more! During 2020, I taught 40 hours of online music classes and will bring a plethora of hybrid resources and knowledge to your lessons.

Education