ACO MUSIC EDUCATION

#1. Let's find out what our student knows.

#2. Let's find out what they want to learn.

#3. Let's plan out a syllabus and schedule.

Twenty five years of diligent practice and education. Trained on seven different instruments and ten years of computer composition. 

I generally charge between fifteen and forty dollars per hour sliding depending on the students ability and finances. Which covers anything they wish to learn. 

I believe in a one on one student master relationship. I was trained this way in several instruments and feel that this a great way for the students to learn at their speed while giving the teacher the ability to learn and grow as well. So I have been teaching and tutoring Music since high school.

My students range from around thirteen and up. No one is to old if they're ready to learn and can respect the schedule we set.

I took a small building and turned into a profitable all ages Music venue in six months. We booked bands internationally and provides a safe place for kids and adults to see some fantastic touring and local bands.

My advice is always this, look for someone you feel comfortable with. Students only learn when they feel safe, secure and important. 

Students should ask themselves this, what do I want to learn, why do I want to learn this? How long do I plan to commit to this project? What do I plan on doing with these skills?