Reading sheet music - beginners are welcome! We can start with the basics or tackle more advanced rhythms depending on your needs.

Range development - both the low and high registers are prioritized in lessons.

Valve technique - this skill is called dexterity and it is of supreme importance to become a good euphonium player.

Tone development - a clean euphonium sound is beautiful and you can learn how to foster it by following my simple instruction and tips.

Using the slides - learn how to use all the slides to elevate the intonation of your instrument.

Euphonium maintenance - all slides and valves should be smooth and quick at all times.

Endurance development - so you can play long sessions, practices and concerts without extreme fatigue.

Technical skills - these include scales, tonguing, slurring, multiple tonguing and much more.

Weekly lessons - enjoy the consistency and accountability of weekly lessons year round.

Progressive curriculum - step by step lessons that foster continuous improvement.

High-quality instruction - learn from a teacher with a higher education in low brass performance and who has learned from some of the best teachers in the country.

Audition guidance - whether you are auditioning for school chairs, all-state band, region band, summer music programs, a local band or college, rest assured you will receive all the tools you need to take the audition confidently and do your best.

Simple payment schedule - pay via Venmo or Zelle for the upcoming month’s lessons.

Creative outlet - kids and adults can greatly benefit from music making, which is proven to improve mental health and mood. Learning music also promotes critical thinking, discipline, problem-solving skills, cognitive skills and social skills.