Philosophy

Philosophy

Objectives

Code of Ethics

 

 

 

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Studio Philosophy

Every natural being in the world has a pulse, rhythm, and pattern expressed in a variety of ways. Music is an example; it is an integral component of human existence that knows no boundaries of ethnic or economic origin. It is, in fact, the international language of choice that has the power to promote peace in the global community. Music encourages harmony among every living organism; it is the ultimate Gift from the Creator of the Universe!

Studio Objectives

The focus of music education deals with the whole person and the integration of music into a significant place in student life. Technical skills and music theory are the building blocks of musicianship. Listening, performing, practicing, and composing are a part of this process. Self-discipline in study and practice, poise for performances, ability to share and express individual ideas result in a sense of self worth, accomplishment. and independence. The ultimate objective is to bring the mind, body, and soul to one experience via music performance and communicate that to the listener.

Code of Ethics

                (adapted from MTNA Guidelines)

Responsibilities to Students
  • The relationship between teacher and student shall be established, maintained and terminated in a professional matter.
  • The teacher shall respect the personal integrity and privacy of students.
  • Encourage, guide and develop the musical potential of each student.
  • Encourage students to participate in community music activities.

Responsibilities to Colleagues

  • Maintain a professional attitude and act with integrity.
  • Participate as fully as possible in activities of MTNA.
  • Provide professional assistance to one another when such assistance is requested.
  • Respect the rights of colleagues when speaking of other teachers' work and/or students and shall avoid conflict with the instruction of a student's regular teacher when serving as an interim instructor.
  • Transfer students will not be in recital or competition until the student has been at this studio for at least 3 months.

Responsibilities to the Public

  • Maintain the highest standard of moral conduct, professional conduct and personal integrity.

  • Exhibit the highest standard of expertise by maintaining professional abilities in piano teaching and performing.

  • When asked, provide those seeking help in selecting an independent teacher by suggesting two or more teachers in the community. The final choice shall be made by the parent and student.

  • Increase the prestige of the art of teaching piano.

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