The primary goal of my studio and how I structure my curricula is all about opening doors for my students. I want them to have excellent technique and reading skills, yes, but I also want them to know about improvisation, lead sheets, composing and all genres of music so that they have a wide variety of musical paths to choose from.
Relevant Resources
- Improvisation and Cats: How to Start Scared!
- VMT035: Improvisation as a Tool for Music Teachers
- VMT037: How to Improve Your Students’ Duet Skills
- The Best Evenly-Levelled Piano Duets for Piano Students
- VMT101: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Deliberate
- VMT102: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Consistent
- VMT103: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Profitable
- VMT104: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Welcoming
- VMT105: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Professional
- VMT106: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Cool
- VMT107: Vibrant Music Studio 101 – Fun
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