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Teachers 1. How do I find a good teacher in my area? BAMTA (Boulder Area Music Teacher's Association) CSMTA (Colorado State Music Teacher's Association) LAMTA (Loveland Area Music Teacher's Association) All three of these put out periodical directories of all of their affiliate teachers. This is a wonderful way to find someone in your area, who meets your criteria. Please visit their web sites for further information. 2. Can you recommend teachers? We can recommend teachers we've had personal experience with in this area. Feel free to ask us if you need a recommendation. 3. What should I look for in a piano teacher? Credentials are certainly important, as you'd like to make sure you have a knowledgeable teacher. But the most important thing is to have someone that you (or your child) connect with. It is very important that the student interact well with the teacher. A student who doesn't enjoy their teacher will most likely not work to achieve very much. 4. Can I find a teacher that will come to my house for lessons? Yes it is possible to find teachers that will travel to your home. Many times people prefer a teacher to come to their home rather than have to travel across town to them. Click here for a list of local Boulder teachers that will travel to your home. 5. What is Suzuki? The Suzuki method is a method of teaching which places great importance on the student's aural ability in conjunction with their reading ability. 6. Is Suzuki a good style of teaching? Suzuki can be wonderful for the student who has a good ear. Students learn to listen and mimic music before learning to read it, and many have very hands on experience with music this way. 7. Is Suzuki better than Traditional? Neither is better than the other for everyone. Different students will need different types of teaching, and these methods will apply to different people. It is important to learn proper technique and musicality as well as learning to read and hear music. In this regard, both are very important to the overall musical education of the student. |
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