Technology
How do you embrace the changing face of music teaching?
Teaching is done on both an acoustic grand piano as well as experimenting with electronic keyboards/synthesizers.
Students have the option to learn by attending in-person, fully online using Zoom from anywhere in the world, or taking advantage of a hybrid model that incorporates both ways of learning.
Students are exposed to a myriad of apps and computer programs, aiding in music theory, ear training, improvisation and composition.
More Testimonials
“Our son Jack has taken lessons with David for nearly a year and a half and truly enjoys his teaching approach. Before beginning lessons with David, he had started to lose interest as his previous teacher made no effort to make the learning process fun. David is very much aware of the types of music he likes and makes an effort to allow him to choose pieces that interest and motivate him. However, he balances that with an appropriate amount of time spent on technique, exercises and improvisation…something our son really wanted to learn. He leaves each lesson excited about what he’s accomplished and he looks forward to his next session. Thanks to David, we believe our son will have a life-long appreciation for music and the enjoyment it brings.” —– Margarita & Brady Corriere (parents)
“David is an incredibly patient teacher and makes the learning process a great joy!” —– Adult Student