The phrase "instrumental teaching" is used in written English and it can be used to refer to a method of teaching music lessons using an instrument as the primary medium of instruction.
For example: "This school offers instrumental teaching options, including piano, guitar, and violin."
Instrumental teaching, though essential for the exceptionally talented, is not for them alone.
Third, an individual school can rarely provide opportunities for ensemble playing, without which instrumental teaching is pointless.
Pupils in independent schools are six times more likely to receive sustained and progressive instrumental teaching than those in state schools.
The kids were so eager to learn but there was very much a gap in the consistent quality of instrumental teaching within the schools.
Mr Kaznowski, 59, said the only positive to emerge from "a miserable time" was how it showed him the way instrumental teaching should not be done.
"Instrumental teaching will disappear almost completely, one would think".
The Alabama-born Cohen was instrumental in teaching members of this generation to think of America as their country.
A new exhibit, "In Pursuit of Pleasure: Schultze & Weaver and the American Hotel," at Miami's Wolfsonian-Florida International University, in conjunction with the release of a new coffee-table book, Grand Hotels of the Jazz Age, brings long-overdue kudos to two men who were instrumental in teaching America's emerging elite how to loaf like Europeans.
And Bernie was instrumental at teaching me how to handicap as well as bet.
C. Pompe van Meerdervoort were instrumental in teaching their Japanese students not only medicine but also chemistry and photography.
They can feel proud that they were instrumental in teaching more than 150 students the necessary skills needed to provide basic First Aid Care for the people of Somaliland.
