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Steve Raybine is a master teacher
who has been teaching music students for over 20 years. His students
have won countless awards and received numerous accolades in the
professional world of music and the educational/academic arena.
Currently, Steve teaches over 2,500 private music lessons each year
to students in elementary school; middle school; high school; college
and adults. 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." Please
note that Steve's name was spelled Rehbein, prior to his legal name
change to Raybine.
Read
a testimonal letter about Steve from Cotter High
School in Winona, Minnesota.
NEW:Read
a testimonal letter about Steve from the Grand
Opera House in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
NEW:Read
a testimonal letter about Steve from Oshkosh North
High School in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
NEW:Read
a testimonal letter about Steve from Project SOAR.
NEW:Read
a newspaper clipping about Steve from Winona, Minnesota in 1997.
NEW:Read
a testimonial letter from Northeast Missouri State University.
NEW:Read
a testimonial letter from St. Mary's University in Winona, Minnesota.
NEW:Read
a testimonial letter from Northern Illinois University.
NEW:Read
a testimonial letter from Mike Balter Mallets.
Steve
has 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
believes that these points will certainly facilitate greater success
and inner happiness.
The tapes are available here on Mp3 format.
Steve has 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.
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