10 types of music teachers! | Team Recorder

10 types of music teachers! We all know and love them.. Do you recognise any of these, are or you one yourself? ;)

No disrespect to may actual music teachers throughout the years - Jane, Dominique, Miss Jackson, Ross, Annabel, Jorge, Walter, many more... you are all amazing!

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In this video we play on:
- a 442 soprano in boxwood by Mollenhauer
- a 440 G alto in maple by Stephan Blezinger
- a 415 alto in rosewood by Joachim Rohmer
- a ukelele... we... found?

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[pabslondon]

I almost died when Sarah started beatboxing while doing some Shirley Temple style dance!

[ryanballantyne]

I would like to propose a variation of the encouger, and that is, the left-handed complimenter.
For example... "My, that is such a unique interpretation of the piece." Or, "I never knew you could sound that good with so little practice."

[rafa-cqmc]

I love beatbox part, it actually sounds amazing! And the substitute teacher with a ukulele, so funny <3

[dieusauveur]

Excellent. You forgot the eleventh one : the normal and human teacher who respects the pupil !

[ornleifs]

"Play as if you're eating delicious Marzipan" - from now on, I'm definitely going to play all my music with that description in mind.

[NoodleyBits]

I once had a flute teacher who kept using sports metaphors...I'm not athletic or sporty...that's why I joined band LOL Whenever I had to hold a long tone he would call it a "football throw" and compare it to throwing the winning pass...you want to keep the ball in the air until it reaches your teammate in the end zone. He also thought everybody wanted to play first chair in the Chicago Symphony. For me it was a hobby and I just wanted to be a better player.

[TechGirl]

Sarah’s got some beatbox skills! Loved the video!

[ekkisoatima]

Very fun. :) I would add two from my experience:
1. The Chatter - this teacher just wants friendly conversation for most of the lesson before saying, "Oh, look at the time. Well, let's run through a scale exercise or two before you go."... Then collects his check...
2. The Shamer - tries to guilt you into doing better or practicing more by making comments on how you're not trying hard enough. Different from whiplash because everything is said with deep disappointment, never anger.

[antonhosinsky]

As a piano teacher I found this video highly valuable because it shows exactly what not to do. And, yes, I confess, I have a slight streak of backseat driver teacher myself...

[MatthewWaltonWalton]

The overly descriptive teacher was completely hilarious. My recorder teacher was a mixture of many of these types, but she was absolutely never apathetic. Hurrah! My fiddle teacher probably has a greater proportion of encouraging teacher and less backseat driver - she prefers to give me my feedback either by telling me after I've stopped playing or by playing along with me and throwing some fairly heavy-handed hints at me by the way she's playing and a series of increasingly urgent glares. It's probably hilarious, but it works!

[ssedarius]

Mine is a free spirit for sure... She's had me playing to trees outside the window.... 😆

[argonwheatbelly]

The ukulele was the last straw. I couldn't keep the laughter back. And all because I was working with my daughter on practicing her soprano, and my son came in with his ukulele. Yeah, I tuned it to play in C on an open chord, which he does nicely at the age of two. We had a little Partridge band going. :-)

I've experienced teachers like these stereotypes, so I get it. Wow! You two nailed it, but kept it amusing. Thanks!!!! <3

[rebecca]

Made my day!!! Back seat driver had me in stitches 😂

[megalopolis]

When Jon beat himself with the ukelele I totally lost it. Epic video.

[Waldlaeufer]

My teachers were all quite normal compared to the types in this video. And I am really happy about that.

BUT, I loved the teacher who tried to be cool... :)

[terrenceseidel]

A lot is true. But you mad me laugh in the way you did it.

[highoctanecommuting]

Pretty awesome recorder playing by John!

[sharonan]

I've been a singer for years who is just starting recorder. The Perfectionist is the leader of the serious music group I sing with, and The Encourager is my church music director. Very funny but accurate video. LOL.


(I'm learning a lot about recorders from you. Thank you!)

[danfriend]

This was great .You're always so entertaining Sarah.I studied Classical Percussion in NYC with a legendary 20th Century Percussionist-Titan from 1979-1984.The best analogy to express what Percussion Ensemble rehearsals were like with him would be the first 45 minutes of Kubrick's"Full Metal Jacket".The fear in the room was palpable.We would often spend 2 hours on 1 measure.Keep up the great work and enjoy your summer.

[MsSemibreve]

Sooo funny!
As a music teacher for children between 7 and 9 years old, I think I am more the encourager teacher. Patience is the key to sucess.
Greetings from Brazil!
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