Overview
The Kritzer Method consists of two primary components; input (training) and output (performing).
Input consists first of a technical foundation which is integrated into repertoire. Practice directives consist of concepts that are meant to eradicate the most common problems players experience. The application of these concepts is done within a framework to assure comprehensive understanding on both the concious and subconcious levels.
“After thirty years of playing, four years in a guitar performance degree program, and ten years of lessons and master class workshops I was still using a composite of haphazard methods. Scott imparts a proven, systematic, and practical way of learning and performing repertoire. ” Peter Jespersen
The Output component consists of techniques that allow the player to more easily access the information learned during the Input part of the method. This allows the player to play and ultimately perform at the highest level possible and with the greatest of ease.
I’ll be explaining my method in posts regularly – keep checking back!
