Instrumental Pedagogy is an educational approach focused on teaching music through the use of instruments. It emphasizes hands-on learning, where students actively engage with their instruments to develop skills and musical understanding. This method often incorporates various teaching techniques, including demonstration, practice, and feedback, to enhance the learning experience. In this approach, educators may use specific curricula or methods, such as the Suzuki Method or Orff Approach, to guide instruction. Instrumental Pedagogy aims to foster creativity, expression, and technical proficiency in students, enabling them to perform and appreciate music more deeply.