Steve Raybine was a master
teacher who has taught music students for over 20 years.
During his career, Steve taught over 2,500 private music
lessons each year to students in elementary school; middle
school; high school; college and adults.
Steve's credentials
include:
Bachelor of Music(BM) from
the Eastman School of Music, Rochester, New York.
Master of Music(MM) from
the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.
Doctor of Music of Arts
(DMA) from the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA.
According
to Steve Raybine, "I enjoy the challenge of shaping each
student's musical talent and helping them experience the
joy of music and discovering their creativity." His
students won countless awards and received
numerous accolades in the professional world of music
and the educational/academic arena. Here are some of the
testimonial letters of praise for Steve's work. Please
note that Steve's name was spelled Rehbein, prior to his
legal name change to Raybine.
Steve
recorded two tapes that address essential issues for all
musicians. Raybine's Rules are ways to assist all
musicians on the road to musical success and personal
fulfillment. Although there is no guarantee that the
listener who follows these rules will attain all of his
goals, Steve believed that these points will certainly
facilitate greater success and inner happiness.
Steve
also recorded Today's Tips for Tomorrow's
Music Teachers, a text devoted to assisting
educators become more productive in their field.
It encompasses a discussion of interpersonal and
communication skills, organizational suggestions
and musical concepts-all of which are essential to
contemporary music educators. Hopefully, Today's
Tips will provide new insights into the
demanding and ever-changing field of music
education and the responsibilities of contemporary
music educators to their students, colleagues and
institutions.