My approach to remote teaching

​Remote teaching shouldn't be a 2D experience.

My remote teaching set-up uses a multi-camera system so that I can always share the most helpful views and angles.

CAMERA 1:  The main view. A direct view of the entire guitar playing posture and position.
CAMERA 2:  A closer view of the right hand to accentuate the details of proper plucking techniques.
CAMERA 3:  A closer view of the left hand to accentuate the details of proper fingering technique.
CAMERA 4:  The sheet music view. Digital sheet music where I make notes and insert fingerings specific to the lesson and student.

Emphasis is placed on developing a consistent learning set-up in early lessons with each student. It is important that each student feels personally invested in his or her learning experience. 

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Quality visuals

Multiple camera angles allow for closer attention to detail than is always possible during in-person lessons. 

quality audio

Musicians care about sound. I care about sound A LOT. My remote set-up uses careful microphone placement and selection to ensure that students hear the best I have to offer.

quality learning

Well organized lessons and carefully structured, individual learning plans are the keys to efficient musical growth. Historical pedagogy research and a modern problem-solving approach.