AP Music Theory review class
During the spring, I teach on-demand an 8-week music theory review class. We'll cover the basics of music theory including, but not limited to: scales, chords, intervals, nomenclature, terminology, and four-part writing. I'm a former college-level music theory teacher myself, and I'm confident in my abilities to help students pass the AP music theory course, thereby skipping...
During the spring, I teach on-demand an 8-week music theory review class. We'll cover the basics of music theory including, but not limited to: scales, chords, intervals, nomenclature, terminology, and four-part writing. I'm a former college-level music theory teacher myself, and I'm confident in my abilities to help students pass the AP music theory course, thereby skipping a semester or a year of college music theory.
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Price: $160.00
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The class normally goes for $160 for the eight weekly sessions of 90 minutes each. I accept cash or check. I offer a 30% discount if you get a friend or family member to sign up. Also, for "large" classes (I consider more than five to be "large,"), the price goes down to $130. Still a bargain when you consider what college courses cost. So sign up and bring your friends!
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"Terrific Instruction"
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- Jordan VanHemert
Review of Ryan Janus, February 09, 2009
Ryan Janus was my saxophone teacher during a small portion of my high school career, but the things I learned from him have gone on to follow me for years. Ryan was always a patient teacher and always gave great constructive criticism. He taught me how to be technically proficient and more musical in my classical playing and also greatly improved my jazz playing. He started me doing all the right things--forming habits in high school that have helped me succeed in college, especially taking individual measures of music and mastering them, then piecing these parts together to form a whole piece. In addition to this, Ryan helped me through the logistics of music (in jazz especially). We talked about how to get gigs and many more aspects of music that are often forgotten by many other teachers. This advice from a seasoned veteran is something not to be taken for granted, and I appreciate every little piece of advice he gave me. Take saxophone lessons (or any other lesson, for that matter) from Ryan Janus--not only will you not be disappointed, you'll be very glad you did.
Ryan Janus was my saxophone teacher during a small portion of my high school career, but the things I learned from him have gone on to follow me for years. Ryan was always a patient teacher and always gave great constructive criticism. He taught me how to be technically proficient and more musical in my classical playing and also greatly improved my jazz playing. He started me doing all the rig...
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"Quite a great experience"
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- Michaela
Review of Ryan Janus, February 01, 2009
I have really enjoyed working with Ryan Janus. He is attentive in lessons and always has more advice. I have learned a bunch of technique from him that i would not have from other teachers. The only inconvenient thing is that sometimes he doesn't return your calls. But overall I have had a wonderful experience and hope to keep on working hard at the saxophone.
I have really enjoyed working with Ryan Janus. He is attentive in lessons and always has more advice. I have learned a bunch of technique from him that i would not have from other teachers. The only inconvenient thing is that sometimes he doesn't return your calls. But overall I have had a wonderful experience and hope to keep on working hard at the saxophone.
Teacher's Response:
In my defense, it was the phone's fault (seriously), and she knows that now. :)
In my defense, it was the phone's fault (seriously), and she knows that now. :)
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Price: $160.00
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Notes: The class normally goes for $160 for the eight weekly sessions of 9... see more
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The class normally goes for $160 for the eight weekly sessions of 90 minutes each. I accept cash or check. I offer a 30% discount if you get a friend or family member to sign up. Also, for "large" classes (I consider more than five to be "large,"), the price goes down to $130. Still a bargain when you consider what college courses cost. So sign up and bring your friends!
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