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Music Lessons
There are many myths and misconceptions among music teachers,
especially in the western classical tradition, about "good" posture and
"bad" posture. Students who find that playing their instruments causes
them physical pain should bring this to their teachers' attention. It is a
potentially serious, if often overlooked aspect of learning to play an
instrument. Learning to use one's body in a manner consistent with the way
their anatomy is designed to work can mean the difference between a
crippling injury and a lifetime of enjoyment. Many music teachers would
caution students about taking "no pain, no gain" as an acceptable response
from their music teacher regarding a complaint of physical pain.
Concerns about use-related injury and the ergonomics of musicianship have
gained more mainstream acceptance in recent years. Musicians have
increasingly been turning to medical professionals, physical therapists,
and specialized techniques seeking relief from pain and prevention of
serious injury. There exist a plurality of special techniques for an even
greater plurality of potential difficulties. The Alexander Technique is
just one example of these specialized approaches.
In order to more fully understand the music being played, the student
must learn about the underlying music theory. Along with reading musical
notation, students learn rhythmic techniques like controlling tempo and
recognizing time signatures, as well as the theory of harmony, including
chords and key signatures.
In addition to basic theory, a good teacher will stress musicality, or how
to make the music sound good. This includes tone, phrasing, and proper use
of dynamics.
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Gartner, Ph.D.,
Juilliard Teacher, Nat'ly Certified in Piano and Voice
"I can improve anyone's technique in a matter of weeks!"
Room for a limited number of serious
students or teachers who wish to maintain and enhance their skills
while receiving a tax deduction.
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(415) 444-0618
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A Classical Touch Music Studio
Healdsburg, CA 707 431-8837
A Drummer's Tradition
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740 A St, San Rafael, CA 415 458-1689
Bonnie Brooks Vocal Studio
5646 Volkerts Rd, Sebastopol, CA 707 829-5497
Carl Green Music
1 Hallin Dr, Santa Rosa, CA 707 538-3163
Cat Austin Vocal Studio
Sonoma, CA 707 935-6675
Chevalier Music Studios
Santa Rosa, CA 707 526-8864
Dee Marta Piano Flute & Voice
Windsor, CA 707 838-3080
Eric Cabalo Classical Guitar
Santa Rosa, CA 707 217-8017
Great Burro Studios LLC
3598 Gravenstein Hwy S # B, Sebastopol, CA 707 829-5668
Kevin Klemenok
6040 Commerce Blvd, Rohnert Park, CA 707 766-8685
Melissa's Phillippe Voice
515 Farmers Ln, Santa Rosa, CA 707 575-5791
Michelle Holland Piano Lessons
Healdsburg, CA 707 431-1484
Monica Maguire Cello Lessons
975 Mcminn Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 707 575-5453
Music Hatchery
620 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma, CA 707 775-3655
Nighthawk Blues & Boogie Piano
Petaluma, CA 707 762-0369
Olga Saschin's Music Studio
1533 Mallory Pl, Rohnert Park, CA 707 792-0107
Pablo Rodriguez Vocal Instr
8381 Champs De Femmes, Forestville, CA 707 874-2659
Rhio Pheigh Piano Studio
158 Brookview Ct, Santa Rosa, CA 707 539-2270
Santa Rosa Conservatory-Music
1615 Cleveland Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 707 535-0800
Santa Rosa Symphony
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50 Santa Rosa Ave # 410, Santa Rosa, CA 707 546-8742
Sebastopol Music Studio
600 1st St, Sebastopol, CA 707 829-0158
Sonoma County Childrens Music
707 Willowood Way, Windsor, CA 707 836-0600
Sonoma County Taiko
3325 Regional Pkwy, Santa Rosa, CA 707 575-0723
Stanroy Music Center
741 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 707 545-4827 |
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