Piano with Kenneth K.

My philosophy of teaching has many facets: 1.) The students physical health must be taken into consideration when playing an instrument. 2.) Only through hard work and practice can a student make lasting improvements. 3.) Repetition is the key to long-lasting learning. 4.) A teacher needs to be a cheerleader and a task-master at the same time. 5.) I use the Suzuki Method in as many ways as possible along with reading exercises for most ages. *** Lesson Details *** I do have high expectations of my students, but I am considerate about schedules and family conflicts. *** Studio Equipment *** Office/classroom, seating for parents, piano - it is his so reservations won't be an issue *** Specialties *** I am currently training with a violin/viola master teacher who specializes in teaching the Suzuki Method. I have been training with her since 2009. My method of teaching is applicable to every field in which I teach. I believe a musician produces the best tone with the most efficiency when their body is free of any unnecessary extrinsic muscle tensions. My students learn how to produce music in very healthy way. I don't listen for all my students to sound exactly the same, rather I listen for them to sound free of tensions.