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Teachers that Travel: Teen Issues Explained by the Performing Arts
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A Non-traditional Approach to learn Language, Increase Vocabulary and Correct Unique Speech Patterns...using Music and Theatre.
We have United States Certified Teachers who travel and who teach regularly schedule classes for clean pronunication of the North American dialect. Moreover, we can schedule, workshops on music theory, popular singing, Guitar, Piano, Mandlin, Drums, Congas and recording techniques and sound engineering with Pro Tools.
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A favorite with all K-12 students is singing selected English songs in the classroom, encouraging confidence with speaking a second language, correcting lazy habits, poor pronunciation, and enabling your International Student to blend into a Culture, not stand out.
Phillip Freeman A.A.,B.A.,M.A.
Always from the point of view of simplicity and experience, sound production for the dramatic-stage or for the band-stand starts with Pro tools, and a good ear. At Mount Hood College and as music major, Phillip studied music composition, jazz technique, and was awarded a scholarships to study music from the best. At the Pacific Conservatory of Performing Arts as a theater major, Phillip studied playwriting and the craft of theatrical production. At clown camp, Phillip learned how to apply clowning, magic and public issues to deliver a message to those who are resistant.
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