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Thomas - Geneva75€
75€Guitarist graduated from the Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève gives guitar lessons at all levels in the Canton of Geneva
Trusted teacher: My name is Thomas and I am a young guitarist motivated and anxious to transmit my love of music, always with pleasure and good humor! Here is some information about my background: After obtaining my license in musicology from the University Lumière Lyon 2 and my DEM in classical guitar from the Conservatory of Lyon, I continued my studies at the Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève where I validated my master's degree in interpreter then, last year, a master's degree in pedagogy. I have been teaching for many years, the practice of teaching having always occupied a central place in my philosophy as a musician. I am as comfortable with perfect beginners wanting to discover the instrument as with confirmed students who would seek to prepare for the entrance exams to higher conservatories, universities and higher education centers. In addition to playing the guitar, I complete the lessons with notions of musical culture, a minimum of music theory, historical landmarks and funny anecdotes. The course of the course, being by nature personalized for each student, is not immutable. However, a standard one-hour course is usually organized like this: - Beginning of the course (discussion, tuning, warm-up ...) - Work of this week's track - Choice and deciphering of a new piece, presentation of the composer, explanations ... - End of the course (musical games etc ...)
Children's music · Guitar · Music theory
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Mihalis - Geneva85€
85€Exploring music with double bass lessons from a professional player
Trusted teacher: Music is a language, a form of expression The basic goal of a teacher My aim is to initiate young people and adults to the magic world of music through this beautiful instrument. To make students capable of playing music, not just the double bass. Music comes from the musician, not the instrument. The first approach with the instrument / proper posture (for beginners). The double bass is a big instrument and one might think that it needs a lot of effort and power in order to handle/play it. But the key is to find the proper body positioning as soon as possible in order to play effortlessly. This is a key that will enable the student to unlock many doors in his musical future. There are no wrong notes. I think it is very important to learn how we can embrace our mistakes instead of correcting them as if there are no wrong notes. Music is a language, a form of expression, so in my view, we should preserve the environment of freedom and enjoyment especially for beginners. Notes are only one of the many elements of music. All of us, when we look at a musical notation, the first thing that we focus on, are the notes. Notes represent the pitch and duration of a sound, but that’s all... What about all the other elements that music consists of? Discussion and research on rhythm, dynamics, phrasing, the timbre of the sound, articulation, harmony and many others, will give/enhance student’s interpretation with a professional musical character and it will open up her/his horizon in order to collaborate in a higher level with other musicians in the future. Practicing efficiently This is one of the most important aspects and I feel very responsible as a teacher to help my students find their formula/way of efficiently practicing in order to achieve the best possible results in the shortest possible time. Formulate together a daily practice routine can be very helpful to my experience. Saving time and energy is crucial in our days/world. My ultimate goal from one point onwards is the same as that of the parent. To make my students independent, to be able to teach themselves. Creativity I believe that each of us has a lot of creativity hidden inside. I really enjoy exploring my student’s creative potential and encourage her/him to find their own inner musical voice. Uniqueness Adaptability to the individual needs and dreams of each student is one of the principals I follow in my teaching. This concerns the formulation of the daily practice routine, repertoire, proper posture, technique and many more. Suggested reading & discography There are many books and musical compositions that have changed my musical life in a better way and I wish I had read/listened to all these earlier. I would love to share some of them with my students, in the right timing (which is not the same for everyone!). Method The vehicle for my pedagogical approach is the ABRSM which is a widespread examination system. About Mihalis Mihalis comes from a musical family whose roots spread from Northern Greece to Asia Minor. As influenced by his origins as he may be, his own sound has a clear urban context, a combination that makes him one of the most aspiring and creative musicians of the new generations. As a double bass player, he is a member of the Athens Symphony Orchestra and he is participating also as a guest player to concerts of the Athens State Orchestra, which is the orchestra with the greatest reputation in Greece. His own music is a contemporary art form, blending jazz and classical influences with both electronic and Greek traditional elements in an atmospheric and groovy urban context. His first album “ Scarborough Tales” (2010) reminds a soundtrack and was the final project for his Master’s degree (MRes in Creative Music Technology - University of Hull, UK). His most recent album “World Echoes in Athens” began with a year-round field recording in open or hidden places in Athens serving as temples where immigrants went to pray. After the compositions completed, the album was used as the soundtrack of the acclaimed photographer Tassos Vrettos’s exhibition titled “Wor(th)ship”, at the Benaki Museum (2015). His band has already performed in many festivals in and outside of Greece. He was selected as “2018 Upcoming Artist” in the Athens Technopolis Jazz Festival, and last June he performed at the Summer Nostos Festival in a special performance with video art and narration and the Siberian multi-instrumentalist and composer Nadishana as a guest. In October his band performed at Fira B Festival of Spain, and the next big event is scheduled for this summer at the historical “Little Theatre of Ancient Epidaurus” for the Athens Festival.
Double bass
Julien - Geneva60€
60€Piano lessons per student at the Geneva High School of Music
Trusted teacher: I am 22 years old, I am studying Piano at the Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève, in the class of pianist and pedagogue Sylviane Deferne, I give PIANO lessons at home in Geneva. I have 14 years of instrumental practice. Certificate of End of Piano Music Studies obtained, with highest honors, at the Regional Conservatory of Boulogne-Billancourt (and CFEM obtained also in Solfege, honors). I also studied for 3 years at the Russian Conservatory in Paris, Serge Rachmaninov, and graduated in June 2016, after having obtained the "TB +" mention on the "Superior 3" exam. This allowed me, after a teaching received from teachers from the French school to tap into the tradition of the Russian piano school. Awards received at numerous music competitions (Claude Kahn: "Superior" level; 1st Prize at the Resonances International competition: in the "Excellence" level in 2014, and 1st Prize in the "Concert Diploma" level in 2015, 1st medal at the unanimity of the jury at the international competition of Brest). I had the chance to follow master classes of masters such as Konstantin Lifschitz, Jacques Rouvier, Chantal Riou, Denis Pascal or Romano Pallottini (with whom I had the chance to work a lot in private lessons) PROGRAM I will adapt to the needs of each student, it is a real duty to transmit the maximum to students who wish. I consider pedagogy as a great source of inspiration and personal enrichment. I will combine requirement and flexibility, the goal not to dissuade the student to practice the instrument, but on the contrary to find the nature of the problem encountered, and then solutions adapted to the morphology and abilities of the student . I use a playful and pictorial approach.
Piano
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