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Marie - Vienna44Fr
44FrPersonalized Violin Lessons with a Professional Violinist
Unlock your musical potential with personalized violin lessons tailored to your goals and skill level. Whether you’re a beginner eager to start your musical journey or an advanced player aiming to refine your technique, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. With a professional background from the Sibelius Academy and ongoing studies at the prestigious MDW in Vienna, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to my teaching. Having taught a variety of students, I know how to adapt my lessons to suit individual learning styles, ensuring that every student feels inspired, confident, and motivated. What to Expect: • Tailored Lessons: Whether you’re interested in classical techniques, exploring new genres, or improving your overall musicianship, lessons are customized to your needs. • Clear and Supportive Guidance: You’ll receive step-by-step instructions, with attention to proper technique, musical expression, and performance skills. • Flexible Online Learning: Join lessons from the comfort of your own home, no matter where you are in the world. I use Zoom for high-quality, interactive sessions. • Continuous Progress: Regular feedback, practice tips, and motivation to ensure steady and rewarding improvement. All Skill Levels Welcome: • Beginners: Learn the fundamentals in a fun and engaging way. • Intermediate: Strengthen your technique and musicality. • Advanced: Polish your repertoire and master advanced violin techniques. Let’s make music together! Whether you’re playing for fun or aiming to take your skills to the next level, my lessons will help you become the violinist you’ve always dreamed of!
Violin
Theresa - Vienna75Fr
75FrViolin lessons for beginners and advanced students of all ages
Curriculum vitae: Theresa Singer was born in Innsbruck in 1998, where she was already 5 years old began to play the violin. She completed her preparatory studies at the Tyrolean State Conservatory with Annedore Oberborbeck and completed her Bachelor's degree at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna with Mirjam Tschopp. She is currently studying at the Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna Baroque violin with Ulrike Engel. Master classes with: Reka Szilvay, Sebastian Müller, John Hollaway, Ulrike Engel, Tango group Los Milonguitas. Artistic activity in many different formations and genres, including: Violinist of the Groovin' Tango Quintet (performance as opening act for the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at the Summer Night Concert 2016), inn.wien Ensemble, Concerto Stella Matutina, Academia Jacobus Stainer, Tyrolean Chamber Orchestra Innstrumenti, Academy St. Blasius, Camerata Franconia (China tour 2019), Jeunesse. Concerts at Treibhaus Innsbruck, Radiokulturhaus Vienna, Porgy and Bess, Vienna Konzerthaus, outreach music festival Schwaz, Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg and many more Teaching at the Ober St. Veit music workshop. Teaching is a great passion of mine. I want to pass on my enthusiasm for music and playing the violin to others. Although I am a classically trained musician, I am at home in all genres. I am pleased about your interest
Violin · Music teacher training
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Athanasia - Ottakring56Fr
56FrPiano Lessons with professional composer/pianist with 7 years experience. All levels and ages welcome!
Trusted teacher: Athanasia is an award-winning composer and pianist, originally from Greece. Athanasia has 7 years of experience in teaching piano privately. She can teach in English, and German. She is passionate about teaching as she feels it as her obligation to give back some of the knowledge, she has received from her own music teachers! She also finds teaching to be a stimulating experience and loves learning from her own students. She believes that learning is a never-ending process for a musician, and hopes to spend her life playing, writing, and learning more about music! Since October 2023, he is a PhD candidate at the Doctor Artium at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien. In 2020, she completed her studies in Composition at the Royal Northern College of Music. In 2017 she obtained a Diploma in Piano Performance from the Dimitris Demopoulos Music School, in Kozani, Greece. Teaching Piano Athanasia teaches piano from beginners to advanced. All ages welcome! She believes in teaching in a way that encourages and emphasises every student's musical strong suits; everyone has their own musical personality and the role of a teacher is to bring that out and facilitate the student's own personal growth. Athanasia's priority, especially for beginner students, is to make sure they are on firm grounds with technique, music theory and music-reading skills. However, she is always careful not to inhibit the student’s natural musicality with an overload of technical information; balance between musicality and technique is key. She is also in favour of introducing sight-reading quite early on, as she thinks that the earlier a student takes it up, the easier and less daunting it will be for them in the long run. Since she is a composer, Athanasia is also enthusiastic about introducing her piano students to improvisation and composition. She finds that it is good activities especially for younger students, as it helps establish a more intuitive, natural relationship with the instrument. Not to mention it is very fun! A typical lesson would begin with the student performing the work(s)/study(s) they have been working on for the past week. Then Athanasia will make some comments, and together student and teacher work on improving the performance, in terms of technical problems, reading difficulties and musicality. Depending on the duration of the lesson, there might also be a short sight-reading and an improvisation session. At the end of the lesson, the new goal for the week will be set. Genre Athanasia specialises in classical music, but can also teach beginner level in pop/rock genres. First Lesson In the first piano lesson, Athanasia likes to have a chat with the new student. She introduces herself, and asks the student to speak about themselves. She is also interested to know more about their musical background (if any), and the reasons why they want to take up piano. It is important for Athanasia to know from the start what the student's intentions are, i.e. if it is a hobby for them, if they have professional aspirations, or if they are not sure yet! She then usually introduces the student to some basic knowledge on the structure of the piano, such as the sound- producing mechanism, the names of the parts etc; the piano is quite a complex, big instrument and can look quite daunting, so a bit of familiarity with it helps start things off. The rest of the content of the first lesson would depend on the level and age of the student. When starting a new activity, it always takes a bit of time to feel familiarity. For the first few lessons, Athanasia will follow the pace that the new student will be comfortable with. It is important to remember that in music we are all learners, and any beginner should feel as if they have just taken their first step in an exciting long journey!
Piano
Daniel - Vienna46Fr
46FrPlay your favorite songs straight away, write your own songs and record them (git or keys)
LEARNING BY HEART Learn to play/sing favorite songs: - Depending on your ability, we simplify (or enrich) the accompaniment and improve it in a fluid manner - I'll show you various "hacks" and shortcuts - you don't have to do anything "right", you can follow the fun. - play/practice without pressure, how does that work...? You can make it easier for yourself! How much time you invest stays with you. :-) - any style possible, as long as it makes sense for you technically - Singing: easy! Write your own songs: - I give you different "glasses", "rails" through which you come up with new ideas, both for the music as well as the lyrics and singing - "writers block" - from the head back to the heart using simple techniques - learn to use the hidden treasure trove of ideas in your body (subconscious)! - and most importantly: have fun with “bad” songs! generally: - you will find clear goals for each hour (e.g. record a song or parts of it,...), for the next few weeks and for the next months - we record as much as possible because it is the best exercise (and the most exciting ;-) and you have something "in your hands" that is satisfying in itself, no matter how "perfect" it is (everything is perfect How clean is up to you ;-). - I'll help you promote the joy of sharing your music ("I can give something!") - and above all: learn to feel what really makes you happy. It's important to me that you feel safe with me and have fun, no matter how things are going. I'm happy if you dare, it can only get better! :-)
Voice (music) · Music composition · Children's music
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