In my music instruction, I focus on instilling the work ethic and attitude essential for success as a musician. Whether aspiring to sing or compose, diligence is key—music is a language, and fluency comes through practice. My teaching method revolves around expanding your musical vocabulary, enabling heartfelt expression. Students under my guidance will amass a substantial portfolio of work and recordings, ideal for various applications.

Ear training is a cornerstone of my teaching philosophy. Music is meant to be heard, and even though Beethoven went deaf, his strong foundation allowed him to hear music in his head. Students develop this ability, enhancing their musical comprehension. In music theory, students translate lesson materials into instrument play, internalizing harmony. They not only grasp terminologies but also identify chords by ear. Voice lessons emphasize observing the voice's response to stimuli, achieving balance between head and chest voice, and emulating favorite singers' inflections. In music production, students analyze and recreate tracks, akin to how babies learn language by imitation. My approach empowers students to develop their unique musical language.