What does the Hoboji teacher do?
6 also teaches students how to take care of the oboe properly. Some Hoboe teachers work in schools or other teaching facilities, while others offer private lessons in their offices or homes. Students should choose a hoboj teacher who is well familiar in the instrument and who previously learned at the student level. The teacher usually shows the student how to break down the instrument, clean it with a swab after playing and how to put it correctly in their case so that the keys are not damaged during storage. It is also important to show the student how to take care of the reeds, because it ensures that the reeds will last as long as possible and allow the student to play the tool easier. Broken or cracked reeds and reeds that are not properly dried, make it difficult for students to play oboe because the wrong reed can prevent air flow and produce undesirable tones or whistling.
As soon as the student learned the basics of care for oboe, uThe Hoboe reader goes over and gives the student the right way to hold an instrument that includes the correct placement of the reeds in the student's mouth. Usually there are fingering exercises for basic notes and the teacher can start lessons about how to read music at this point if the student has not yet played oboe or other instrument. As soon as the student learns the basic notes, the Hoboji teacher goes to short pieces of music and tones to make a student accustomed to reading music, rhythm and producing a desired tone.
Medium and advanced students are usually looking for lessons of experienced objoch teachers. For these students, the teacher does not have to start with basic lessons and instead can begin with more complex pieces that require an adepted fingering, careful rhythmic counting, and difficult notes on the high or lower end of the music scale that require advanced breathing techniques to handle. The Hoboji teacher who instructs more advanced students often focuses more on music theory and teaching techniques that relate to more specificMusic than an overview of how to play an instrument at its most basic level.