Experimental Music Composition lessons and tutoring

A partir de 64.56 $ /h

Dear reader,

The lesson will be tailored-made depending on your needs and interests. My curiosity and knowledge are versatile and broad. Here is an example of subjects we could touch upon together:
- Experimental music composition with an emphasis on electronic music (fixed media composition, live set, multichannel composition), composition mixing instrumental and electronics, algorithmic music
- Music programming (SuperCollider)
- Experimental music history + specific care of being as inclusive and diverse as possible
- Listening sessions
- Creating bridges between classical and experimental music
- Notation: looking at different scores or ways of writing music than the more traditional ones
- Sound synthesis techniques, spectral analysis of sounds and general understanding of timbre
- Music theory with a specific emphasis on harmony and so-called rational tuning systems
- Basics of recording, mixing, editing, and processing sounds (Live Ableton)
- Music research — for instance, if you have to handle written music assignments or carry on specific music research projects
- Coaching & methodology to enable you to carry your music project from A to Z
- Sharing experiences in the music field and offering guidance and motivational support

I am especially interested in working with female and non-binary students who I believe still need extra support in this field but am generally open to all kinds of people, ages and backgrounds!

I look forward to hearing from you!

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Alrededor de La Haya, Países Bajos

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I am an active experimental composer, sound artist and music researcher coming from France and based in the Hague since 2016. I have graduated from the Institute of Sonology in 2022 after 6 wonderful years in the Bachelor and Master's programmes. My works have been performed in a diversity of venues such as OSCII (Amsterdam), GRM (Paris), Orgelpark (Amsterdam), Abbaye de Royaumont (Paris), GMEA (Albi), Studio Loos, (Den Haag), PAS (Berlin). I am also a former dancer and have studied law for 5 years back when I was in France. So as you can see my path is slightly atypical. I also don't have a traditional music background but that's precisely the reason why I believe and am a living proof that music education should be accessible to anyone who is driven by a strong desire to make music.

My expertise and practice as a composer are wide, eclectic, personal, and profound. I started my musical path by DJing and mixtapes, then focused on electronic music composition and more recently on both instrumental and electronic music composition. I am also interested in 'music programming' or using a programming language for music-making (mostly with the open source and free SuperCollider).

Being a woman in the experimental music scene has its challenges and I'd be interested in supporting people that are still under represented in the field and to give them some extra confidence to blossom.

Formación

Education

Bachelor and Master in Music from the Institute of Sonology at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague. Fully funded Master's studies thanks to a Scholarship for Excellence
Choreographic Studies Certificate from Conservatoire Régional de Boulogne Billancourt,
Bachelor and Master in Public Law and Cultural Public Law, Paris

Relevant skills
• DAWs (ProTools, Digital Performer, Ableton): recording, editing, mixing, synthesis and mastering.
• Coding: SuperCollider (synthesis, signal processing, music data), LilyPond (scores).
• Analog studio techniques: sound design, synthesis, and voltage controlled modular systems.
• Sound Engineer: recording/digital audio studio use and maintenance.

Primary Interests
music composition, tuning theory, computer science, computational musicology, experimental choreography, music & dance history

Experiencia / Calificaciones

Experience

Research Associate at the Institute of Sonology since 2022
Konrad Boehmer Prize on Master's Research in 2022
Diverse commissions pieces in France, Germany, and the Netherlands
Freelance sound engineer at Studio Loos in the Hague in 2021
Usherette at the Paris Philharmonie (2015-2016)

Edad

Niños (7-12 años)

Adolescentes (13-17 años)

Adultos (18-64 años)

Tercera edad (65+ años)

Nivel del estudiante

Principiante

Intermedio

Avanzado

Duración

45 minutos

60 minutos

La clase se imparte en

neerlandés

inglés

francés

Habilidades

Música asistida por el ordenador (mao)

Composición musical

Sonido (música)

Comentarios

Disponibilidad en una semana típica.

(GMT -05:00)

Nueva York

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João

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I started playing the piano when I was 8 years old. By that time I already could feel I would become a professional musician and teacher. I got my first bachelor in piano in 2007. When I was 13 years old, I started having harpsichord lessons and expanding my knowledge of classical and early music. In 2012 I got my bachelor degree in harpsichord and in 2014 my master degree at the Royal Conservatoire of The Hague. Currently, I’m working with my ensemble, teaching piano and harpsichord, and am now doing my Ph.D. in Performative Arts at Leiden University

I absolutely love to teach and pass my experience as a musician to my students on both instruments. I like to see them improving and have fun while playing.
I work with several ways of teaching, depending on the student level and music background.

Normally I work with piano methods with kids from 9 -12 years old. I can teach music theory if necessary and if it will improve the student’s needs to progress and reach their goals, I do that with pleasure. Harmony and a bit of keyboard improvisation are also very welcome to the class.

My specialty is classical music, more specifically, baroque music, although I have notions of pop, jazz, and improvisation. Because I have sporting and personal training backgrounds, I’m specialized also on correcting postures and eventually avoid or solve pain issues when regarding playing.

Joel

5.0

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Start the new course learning to play piano!

I am a professional classical pianist, accompanist, creator, and composer with a Bachelor's Degree from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam and a Master's Degree from the Royal Conservatorium in the Hague. For 7 years now, I have been teaching students of all levels between 5 and 60 years old.

Lessons are based on your level, interests, and goals. Together we can find out if you are keener on classical repertoire, or if you want to play your favorite pop music, some beautiful soundtrack from a movie you like or compose/improvise new pieces. With my experience in teaching diverse genres, I will help you explore the music that you like.

The central pillars I always work with are technique and creativity, which are much more connected than you would expect! While we advance, I also introduce the basics (or more deeply, if you are interested) of music theory to learn to communicate with each other in musical terms (chords, keys, score reading, etc.). And above all, the goal is to enjoy and have fun!

Rafaelos

5.0

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Music Theory for all levels:

In this lesson you will get deep knowledge and understanding of music. Either you are a complete beginner, an instrumental performer, or you want to prepare for entrance exams into a music conservatories, these classes are perfect for you. Together we are going to read, listen and analyze music and work towards understanding it in a musical, structural and compositional level. In addition, for the instrumentalists that may join the class, we can even discuss and work on pieces that you are already studying at the moment, regarding on your musical interpretation, the piece's structure, analisys and time period.

Gidkly

5.0

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The Electric guitar is an instrument that had invaded the industry of music since it was created. in this les than 100 years of existence it had been changed and get adapted for all genres of music. It is a very versatile instrument with so much fun.

No matter if you do not know anything about music, or if you are a guitar player with years of experiences who want to improve. In this classes we will take your potential to make music and enjoy during this process.

Yussif

5.0

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I share you my skills in playing the double bass with different techniques for jazz, classical, early music as well as arranging, composition, harmony and rhythm.
I have masters in early music and classical double bass from Royal Conservatory of The Hague and active as jazz musician.

Felipe

5.0

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Learn to play the electric bass or acoustic bass!
If you are interested in what role the bass has on a band and what kind of possibilites exist then this class is for you.

We look at a song of your choice and study useful elements from it so that you can apply these concepts in your playing.

We look into improvisation, technique,, and more!

I am also a composer so if you want to look into composition then this lesson is also for you.
In the lesson we will look into different methods for writing songs and dive into your ideas to try to make them stronger or to express a specific emotion through various tools.

About Me:
I am a jazz musician based in Den Haag, I recently finished my masters degree in Conservatorium Maastricht focused mainly on performance, however I spent a lot of time of my studies developing my compositions.

Juan

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No matter what your interests in music are, understanding the fundaments of music will help you grow faster and higher. Do you feel you miss some core knowledge and that holds you down in your learning? Or maybe you know already the fundaments but want to go one step further? Whatever your case is, I am ready to help you uncover the internal functionings of music and build solid musicianship.

If you play an instrument, bring it to the class. Learning theory through practice is a rewarding and effective path to understanding abstract concepts. By learning music theory through your playing, you get both a deeper understanding of music and better performing skills.

Don't wait anymore to work out your music skills and become the best of yourself!

Xico

5.0

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Music is Play! and everyone is it's own game.
Read, understand and make only the music you like. I think if it isn't fun, it can't be music:)

I studied a classical piano bachelor, and later a jazz master and a live electronics master. In the meantime, I have been teaching music. It's longer than 9 years now!
Most of my students learn piano. With the starter ones, I use my own system to equally help them grow all the needed skills: body consciousness (to avoid lesions or bad habits), music theory (including writing and reading) and improvisation.
Usually most songs are made of melody, chords and rhythm. From there, I can help you understand how a song works, how is it written, how does it translate to the piano... and voilá! You'll know the song by heart, and will be able to play it a bit different every time, because you won't be following a set of pre-imposed instructions. You will understand how a small system (a song) works.
This way of learning can be applied to any song, from any century or style. Understanding is key! Play Chopin, write rock songs, play Monk, Bill Evans, the Beatles, make a lo-fi beat, play Beethoven, play the Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and Star Wars, play video game music, play salsa! bachata and make people dance, laugh or cry.
Music is very powerful!

PD: I have also experience imparting electronic music lessons in Ableton Live and Max MSP, which is now a very important part of my professional practice. In case you are interested, it is also possible to mix the two worlds and create a any kind of path between piano, synths, beats and home studio techniques.
Ask me anything, I'll tell you how I could help!

Enrico

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Hello everyone, I'm Enrico and I come from Italy. Right now I am in Utrecht where I am doing a master's degree in cello under the guidance of Timora Rosler.
During my years of studies I always had the possibility to teach music, in fact while I was doing my Bachelor in Italy at the Conservatory of Turin, I taught cello and music theory in a private music school called "Isla de Musiqueros", in this school I had the opportunity to teach people of all ages, including children under 4 years old.
When I moved to the Netherlands little by little I started to find students and many many concerts.

I believe that playing is the best way to have fun and express your emotions, the work I want to do is work on tensions and try to help you melt away while playing, in this way you can have more sound and feel more free.
Technique is also very important in the everyday life of a musician, together we can see the best exercises for you, to help you improve and have more confidence with the instrument.

Emilio

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I'm a multi-instrumentalist, I provide classes a variety of instruments in different musical styles (jazz, pop, world music, classical).
I can also teach music theory and solfege (how to read and write music).
I always try to engage my students by focusing on what they really want to learn.

Jan

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-Classical, jazz piano, harmony, and theory lessons for all ages and levels.
- The class length is flexible depending on the student's preference and age (normally between 45min and 1:30h).
- The lessons can be in English, Spanish, and Catalan.

1- Classical: For adults, kids, and people who want to become professionals.

2- I teach different aspects of jazz:
- Playing melodies
- Improvising
- Theory
- Comping
- Improving your technique
- Working on pianistic resources that can be used in jazz.

One of the best ways of learning is transcribing from great jazz musicians. In this vein, you can understand their playing and improve yours from the knowledge learned. Besides you also improve your ear. The students learn using the ear as a main tool in my lessons.

* I also help students to prepare for their auditions for conservatories.

3- Pop and folk music: we can work on the pieces you like the most

4- Harmony, theory, and composing

Paloma

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Graduate Vocal jazz, folk singer and Interdisciplinary Artist teaches singing, improvising , stage presence, song acting, vocal coaching, creative and composing practice.

There is not one single method for everybody, so first of all, we'll design a personalized system based on your current level, aims, and motivations. Then we go on to a simple idea: let's find your voice! What do you want to express on stage?

The goal is to connect with your natural artistic instincts, through a practical approach and having fun while doing something you love.
We will explore your potential together and discover the power of your voice.

Here you can learn how to sing , how move on stage, how to express yourself better, how to find your unique voice and creativity, improve your singing skills and get in contact with other styles of music, define your artistic identity, explore other disciplines, discover your own way of composing and develop your own practice method.

This is a safe space to enjoy and express yourself creatively.

Contact me and we'll start moving towards the goals you want to achieve!

Pablo

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As a graduate of both Cello and Piano in the Conservatory in Spain, and a final-year student of Compostion at CODARTS Rotterdam, I can provide very solid an tailor-made explanations and guidance for the discovery, understanding, and practice of musical concepts - theoretical, instrumental, and compositional. I strongly believe that everyone has the capacity to express themselves creatively to the highest degree, whether it be playing already existing pieces, improvising, or composing, and have tested methods for teaching how to read, write, integrate, and play around with musical information in my practice as a teacher in a Music School in Hoogvliet for the past 2 years.

Teaching music and sharing my knowledge and approach to it has been something i've been drawn to all my life. I believe that every student deserves an individual way of explaining and practicing different ideas suitable for their own experience and personality.

I am extremely grateful for the opportunity that I had growing up of being taught by some of the most respected music pedagogues in Spain and am very excited to be able to share with other people, regardless of the scope of their expectations within music.

Please feel free to reach out for any question you might have!

Ana

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French horn lessons for beginners and intermediate players. Improve your sound, technique, and musical understanding with step-by-step, in-person guidance. Lessons are tailored to your pace, interests, and personal goals. Discover the fun of playing!

Nuno

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You can choose one or both of the following subjects: Harmony (chords/scales, tonalities/progressions, modulations, etc.) and/or Solfeggio (rhythm/auditory skills, pitch/sight-reading).

The method I use also has an online audio (play along), so you can also play/sing the pieces at home with the accompaniment - online audio: Classical and/or pop/jazz, etc.

There's also the opportunity to learn about Harmony and Keyboard Voicings (chords/harmony and chord melody). These methods can be put into practice with Harmony Progressions (including with your own compositions/songs, etc.) to see how Harmony works with the concept of Functional Harmony and beyond.

We discuss where your musical preference lies and which way we are going. In any case, fun is paramount!

Classes are for all levels and ages. Online classes are also available via WhatsApp, etc.

ENGLISH:

You can choose one or both of the following subjects: Harmony (chord/scales, tonalities/progressions, modulations, etc.); Solfège (rhythm/aural skills, pitch/sight reading, etc.).

The method I use also has an online audio (play along), so you can also practice in your house, play/sing along with the online audio: Classical and/or Jazz music theory!

There's also the opportunity to learn about Harmony and Keyboard Voicings (chords/harmony and chord-melody). These methods can be put into practice with Harmony Progressions (also with your own compositions/tunes, etc.), to see how Harmony works with the concept of Functional Harmony and beyond.

We discuss what your musical preferences are and which way we go. In any case, fun is paramount!

The lessons are for all ages and levels, and are taught in Dutch, English, Spanish, Catalan or Portuguese.

Online lessons are also possible via WhatsApp, etc.