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As the COVID19 Pandemic continues to unfold, the world of freelancing has had to quickly adjust! Added precautions need to be put into place and the landscape of what a career as a freelancer means has to be adjusted to meet the needs of a new socially distanced or even virtual audience with the hopes …
Surviving as a freelance musicians in New York City during COVID19 Read More »
Right now, a lot of musicians are struggling. Concerts are canceled, orchestras are not playing, and it can be challenging to practice and stay motivated in the current environment. When the Covid19 pandemic hit, I was full of contradictory emotions. Everything that I had scheduled was canceled or postponed: concerts, masterclasses, and even recordings. It …
Practicing and Teaching Music Lessons During Covid19. Read More »
Mid -June 2020 , Michigan.Currently the cases of Covid 19 have been going down in the state significantly. I conducted interviews with four medical doctors who work in local hospitals. Their children are my private piano students.The goal of these interviews was to understand – is it safe to teach in-person music lessons during Covid …
Is It Safe to Teach In-Person Music Lessons During Covid 19 Read More »
Published in June 2020. I am a violin teacher, chamber music teacher and performer, as well as a trained physician. I have an M.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. I am also a fully residency trained anesthesiologist, and I also completed full residency training in Preventive and Occupational Medicine. As part of …
Why I am not Teaching In-Person Music Lessons During Coronavirus Read More »
I have been teaching online music lessons for several months now. It has been a challenge to have consistently good audio and video quality over various platforms. It becomes a real struggle to teach students who are difficult to hear or see. Currently for teaching my students I am using an over the piano mounted …
