Kimberly Ann Cobb

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Kimberly Ann Cobb

Bachelors degree

/ 55 min

About your spanish tutor

My name is Kimberly Ann and I am a life-long Spanish-speaker, having grown up in Tampa and Homestead (Miami), Florida as a dual language student and surrounded by the rich Latin American culture I have grown to adore. I have been speaking Spanish for 23 years, since I was a middle school child, and I am formally educated in Spanish literature. I also possess a Bachelor’s of Arts in anthropology in major part due to my diverse upbringing and curiosity surrounding my friends’ and neighbors’ ethnic origins and customs. In 2015, I moved to Costa Rica and spent nearly 3 years there, and recently returned to Florida from Costa Rica again in 2024 after spending 9 months there for work. Additionally, I have travelled to several other Spanish-speaking countries, to include México, Nicaragua, and Spain. My Spanish language lessons are not just grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and conversation, but also cultural emersion to bring real-world context and lots of fun into our lessons! I am so happy to work with students of any and all needs and accommodations because language brings us all together and allows us to express our goals, desires, and dreams so that we may help each other reach them. We can work on whatever you like: from practicing for a test to building your resumé! I look forward to working with you!

Kimberly Ann graduated from University of South Florida

Kimberly Ann graduated from University of South Florida
Kimberly Ann graduated from University of South Florida

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Student learned about 19 hours ago

The Student and Tutor worked on guitar drills, practicing B flat major scales with a metronome at increasing tempos up to 230 BPM. They reviewed music theory concepts including relative keys (F# minor and A major) and identified "noodle capable areas" for improvisation. The session concluded with practicing improvisation techniques, focusing on emotional expression, strategic note selection, and creating rhythmic patterns, with homework to experiment freely using a rhythms worksheet. Another piano session is planned for later in the week.

Metronome Practice for Scale Mastery

Expressive Guitar Improvisation

Navigating Relative Major and Minor Keys

Refining Pick Technique

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Student learned 3 days ago

Student and Tutor worked on learning a new song on the guitar, focusing on a specific chord progression and practicing smooth transitions between G major, A minor, and C major. They also discussed music theory concepts, including rhythmic subdivisions, key changes using a capo, and the distinction between sheet music and tablature. The Tutor provided several learning resources and suggested exploring a simplified arrangement of "Canon in D" as a future practice goal with the student's mother.

Core Chord Progression & Song Structure

Distinguishing Major and Minor Chords

Mastering Smooth Chord Transitions

Introduction to Rhythmic Subdivisions

Music Notation: Sheet Music vs. Tablature

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Student learned 4 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked on learning the chord progression for the song "Pink Pony Club," focusing on new chords like D minor and reviewing C major, A minor, and G major. They explored music theory concepts such as the C major scale and chord construction, and practiced both chord changes with strumming and the C major scale with alternate picking. The Tutor also suggested practicing chord transitions and scale tempo.

Pink Pony Club Chord Progression & D minor Chord

Guitar Strumming & Picking Techniques

Music Theory: C Major Key & Chord Construction

C Major Scale Practice & Application

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Student learned 5 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked on learning the song "Ode to Joy" on the piano. They practiced identifying notes and chords in both the bass and treble clefs, focusing on left-hand chord progressions and right-hand melodies. They also discussed rhythmic notation, dynamic markers, and the use of the sustain pedal, with a brief introduction to "Canon in D" for future practice. The Student was encouraged to practice "Ode to Joy" and report on their progress.

Developing Two-Hand Coordination (Chords & Melody)

Introduction to Advanced Musical Notation and Dynamics

The Sustain Pedal and Articulation

Understanding Note Values and Rhythms

Reading Treble Clef Melody and Hand Positioning

Reading Bass Clef Chords and Pitches

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Student learned 5 days ago

The Student and Tutor practiced the song "Riptide" on the guitar, focusing on open chords including A minor, G major, C major, and F major 7. They worked on finger placement, posture, smooth chord transitions, and a specific strumming pattern. The session also covered basic music theory related to chord construction and fretboard note identification, with the Student assigned to practice the "Riptide" chord progression.

Mastering Core Open Chords

Effective Chord Transitions and Posture

Strumming Rhythm and Chord Duration

Understanding Guitar Notes and the Musical Alphabet

Chord Composition and Shared Tones

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Student learned 5 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked on foundational guitar skills, including learning the D, A, C, and G major chords for the song "Dreams." They also practiced a specific strumming pattern and reviewed basic music theory concepts like note values and rests. Homework includes practicing chord transitions and the strumming pattern.

C Major Scale & Melody Finger Placement

Guitar Tablature (Tab) vs. Standard Notation

Right-Hand Strumming & Picking Techniques

Guitar Tuning Fundamentals

Essential Open Chords & Progression

Foundational Rhythm & Note Values

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