Harrison R.

Depending on what you're looking for, we'll technique-what to do with your hands and body-Repertoire-Practical music theory-musical concepts that you can use in real time and, of course-Elements of music that are harder to describe or categorize As a student, you'll:-Learn written or recorded songs and pieces-Listen closely to recordings-Discuss practicing techniques-Do exercises tailored to specific skills: explorations within specified boundaries-Talk about music The first thing we'll do is discuss what you want to learn, then design a plan. You'll always know what to do when you're practicing. My goal is that you never feel lost on one hand, or caged-in on the other.

Depending on what you're looking for, we'll musical ideas.-Solidifying your ideas and making them into music.-Music theory for composing: methods of harmony, form, melody, counterpoint, instrumentation-Writing lyrics As a student, you'll:-Study songs and pieces and learn how they work-Do exercises tailored to specific skills: write music with specified boundaries and conditions-Write music without boundaries-Do improvisation exercises The first thing we'll do is discuss what you want to learn, then design a plan. My goal is that you never feel lost on one hand, or caged-in on the other.