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Jeremy’s Teaching Philosophy

Jeremy’s teaching philosophy is rooted in compassion, the pursuit of expressive performance, and the celebration of each student's unique journey. For our advanced-beginners and intermediate students, we focus on fostering a love for music and developing the skills to perform confidently, all while embracing the joy of the learning process.

1. Compassionate Teaching

Jeremy believes that learning music should be an uplifting and supportive experience. My approach is centered on understanding each student's individual needs, challenges, and aspirations. The studio strives to create a nurturing environment where students feel comfortable expressing themselves and are encouraged to take risks and explore their musical potential.

2. Performance Over Perfection

The studio prioritizes the joy and expression of performance over the pursuit of technical perfection. Jeremy’s goal is to help students develop a love for music and find their own voice through their playing.

3. Catering to Advanced-Beginners and Intermediate Students

Jeremy’s approach balances technical skill development with artistic exploration. At this stage, students are ready to build on introductory skills and refine their technique and delve into more complex musical concepts, while also continuing to build their repertoire.

4. Fostering a Lifelong Love for Music

Ultimately, the aim is to instill a lifelong passion for music in students. The studio strives to make each lesson a positive experience that nurtures their love for playing the piano and encourages them to continue exploring music beyond their time here.

Jeremy is dedicated to helping students become not just skilled pianists, but passionate and expressive musicians. Looking forward to partnering with you on this rewarding musical journey!