![]() ![]() īarb not only explains the reasoning behind teaching rhythm using the MLT approach, she also gives you plenty of actual activities that you can try out in your lessons this week. If you’ve ever had a student not realise that they’ve ‘missed’ a beat in a bar (or added one), then this article is for you. Rhythm is one of those fundamental aspects of music that many of us fail to help students understand and feel innately. Having done so, Salem designed activities that supported those objectives and supervised there execution with patient, constructive criticism as appropriate.This week’s article comes from Music Learning Theory (MLT) teacher and presenter, Barbara Grout and is all about Tips for Teaching Rhythm. This was a first lesson and Salem patiently worked to determine skill level and what goals and objectives the student had. Denise, 3 lessons with Salem Knowledgable and Patient Tutor I am excited to continue on with working with her. She is patient, full of beautiful energy and you can tell she's passionate about what she does. I am so thankful I chose Salem to be my musical guide. Salem was very friendly and professional, and was great at finding my true skill level and giving me exercises to develop areas that I need to work on! I look forward to the progress that she will help me achieve. Very understanding! Patient, kind, very very sweet! She was so lovely to talk to! I cannot wait to continue our lessons Nicole, 8 lessons with Salem Very patient and well rounded teacher! I’m so excited to become a part of your musical journey! Hope to meet you soon! Experienced with students of all ages and skill levels. If you’d like to discuss rates or scheduling, please feel free to reach out to me - I’m flexible! Lessons available online or in-person. Ready to tear down some walls and expand your comfort zone? Schedule a lesson! Learning a new instrument is a powerful way to build courage while strengthening weak points, and to find the growth that can only come from facing challenges head-on. As Thich Nhat Hanh puts it beautifully: “No mud, no lotus.” The magic is in blending it all up and creating new eclectic sounds! I know that art can have a powerful impact on our experience, and I hope that my music will encourage listeners to explore and heal their own relationships with darkness. ![]() My studio focuses on building patience and awareness of self, so that when you are digging into the difficult (but super cool) stuff, you’ll have the inspiration you need to get the most out of it!Īs a songwriter, my unique sound has been referred to as “creepy pop” and “dark cabaret.” I draw inspiration from a wide range of genres, including classical, metal, pop, rock, R&B, bluegrass and folk. I believe that the way we treat ourselves during times of challenge directly impacts how successful we will be in overcoming that challenge. Unfortunately, this last component of self-care seems neglected in many western studios and schools today. ![]() In my 20+ years of training and experience, I have studied many approaches to habit-building, practice efficiency, and musical self-care. My holistic approach to teaching encourages students to apply their newfound skills to their real lives, bringing the lessons out of the practice room and into the world. Cultivate a musical practice that will bring peace and joy into your life. ![]()
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