ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Co-host Dr. Katherine Emeneth joins in on the podcast today! In this episode, Nathalie and Katherine bust some myths about private studio teaching that have classical musicians questioning the sustainability of teaching as a part of their portfolio career.
Whether you're a full-time private teacher, part-time, or weighing the potential of teaching in your career, this episode will help shift your perspective on the impact of effective private music education.
Main Points:
- Common misconceptions about private music instruction and its place as a viable music career path
- Why classical musicians view private teaching as temporary or unstable
- Being just a teacher VS. Being a career teacher
- The reason most musicians view teaching as a side hustle
- How being a private music teacher can offer stability and fulfillment in your music career and personal life
Want to dive into building your private music studio?
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United States
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