Taught by renowned guitarist
Adam Levin
Join internationally recognized teacher and performer Adam Levin on a series of four lessons dissecting guitar pedagogy; from maintaining a studio to keeping students motivated, an overview of method books, and how to attain a teaching career.
Lesson 1: Student Motivation (6:05)
In this video, Adam Levin proposes a few ideas that can help your guitar studio stay motivated and engaged, allowing for a healthy dynamic among students.
Lesson 2: Studio Management (22:03)
Running a studio is an essential part of sustaining a career in music. However, many considerations can affect its sustainability. From logistics to taxes, rates, and marketing, Adam Levin shares an exhaustive list of tips that will help you get organized, grow, and maintain a healthy studio.
Lesson 3: Teaching Careers (10:46)
In this video, Adam Levin weighs the pros and cons of teaching guitar in the classroom, in higher education, or privately among others. Additionally, Adam outlines a few first steps necessary to begin exploring a variety of job opportunities.
Lesson 4: Teaching Methods (11:30)
Choosing the best guitar method can be a difficult task. With a vast amount of great methodologies, it may be more effective to curate the material used in the studio. In this video, Adam Levin overviews his personal favorite methods and technical resources for teaching and learning classical guitar.
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