James Kanal

Assistant Director Of The Arts, Violin Faculty at The Elisabeth Morrow School

James Kanal has a diverse work experience in music education and performance. James started working in 2011 as a Freelance Musician, where they served as a performer and teacher. In 2014, they joined the Association for Body Mapping Education as a Licensed Body Mapping Educator and Training Mentor, teaching musicians about the art of music in movement. James also worked as an Alexander Technique Teacher from 2018 onwards. In 2019, they became the Assistant Director of the Arts and Violin Faculty at The Elisabeth Morrow School. James has been teaching Body Mapping and Alexander Technique at the Manhattan School of Music since 2020. Additionally, they worked as a Violin Teacher at Elizabeth Faidley Studio LLC from 2015 to 2021.

James Kanal completed their Master of Music degree in Violin Performance at Ithaca College from 2012 to 2014. Prior to that, the information does not provide specific start and end dates, but it mentions that they earned a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from Montclair State University. Additionally, they studied Violin Hauptfach at Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Graz. In terms of certifications, they obtained their Alexander Technique Teacher qualification from the American Center for the Alexander Technique in 2018. James also became a Licensed Body Mapping Educator from the Association for Body Mapping Education in 2014. As for their Suzuki Certification as a Violin Teacher, it is mentioned that they obtained it from the Suzuki Association of the Americas, but the exact year is not provided.

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The Elisabeth Morrow School

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The Elisabeth Morrow School is an independent day school serving children age two through eighth grade from more than 55 communities throughout New Jersey and New York. Its mission is to provide exemplary academics and character development in a diverse and inclusive child-centered community, inspiring students to become curious scholars, ethical leaders, and global citizens.


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