Ethan G.

Denton, TX

Orchestral Lessons

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About Me

Hi, my name is Ethan and I am a Denton resident from Harlingen, TX. I have playing for 10 years starting from middle school, into high school, and currently a freelancer. My musical influences include classical, jazz, and improvisational techniques and I also enjoy watching performances. My teaching style can best be described as disciplined yet caring. My teaching philosophy can best be described as the golden circle. Practice ~> Improvement ~> Fun ~> Repeat. In my lessons, you can expect to view playing music through different lenses and to better understand how different techniques are applied to music comprehension. I like to tell my students about my own personal experiences with music and how they shape me as a musician and person. My favorite thing about teaching is seeing the progress in their technique/playing as well as seeing their imaginary lightbulb turn on when they understand what they are being taught. My favorite performance was the 2018/2019 New Year’s Eve performance at the Spurs Basketball Game playing the Star Spangled Banner with the Harlingen Wind Symphony, directed by Ronnie Rios. My students love that I can teach applied concepts and can heavily relate on struggles or habits I still improve on. I primarily teach dance and color guard but I’m heavily versed with music and saxophone technique. My approach as a teacher is to give my students a plethora of ideas and view points, hopefully one of those ideas can spark their learning mindset and take that with them into their musical journey. Thanks for taking a look at my profile. Hope to see you very soon!

Ethan G. is proficient in and teaches Orchestral Lessons .

Degree and Field of Study:

B.A. in Arts- DanceMay 2025

University of North Tecas

What to expect in my Orchestral Lessons

Beginner - Intermediate

Student should expect a well rounded perspective on the music they are learning. They will come out of the lessons with knowing how to apply different techniques to execute what they are learning.

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