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Sachi - Bath$39
$39Beginner Flute Lessons - all ages and abilities welcome!
Have you always wanted to learn the flute but never knew where to start? Are you a student confused by your school lessons and wanting a little bit of practice outside of class? My name is Sachi, I'm an American-trained flautist, and I'd like to make learning an instrument accessible, fun, and easy for musicians of all ages and abilities. I am a 3rd year student at the University of Bath, but I first picked up music when I was 12. Growing up in America, I had the opportunity to participate in marching band, concert bands, wind ensembles, and orchestras. However, it was only when I began taking private lessons that I realized how incredible and transformative music can be. My lessons instilled a sense of discipline, confidence, and love for the arts that I would now like to share with you. This course begins with the basics, but can be adjusted for whatever level you are at! Items on the course include: - Flute set up: hand position and stability - Beginner's guide to reading music - Sight-reading - Tone and the 'sweet spot' - Breathing - From Classical to Baroque to Modern and everything in between! - Flute music from around the world - Extended techniques (singing and playing, harmonics) - ABRSM prep If you have any questions feel free to get in touch. Please provide your own flute (if you would like advice on purchasing a flute, let me know!). Music stand, flute stand, and beginner practice books would be helpful but can be purchased at a later date or lent from me.
Transverse flute · Sound (music) · Music theory
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Jacob - Bristol$40
$40Trombone Instrumental Tuition (Beginner to Advanced)
Trusted teacher: I am a Trombone, Music Theory, Music Technology, Studio Techniques and Composition tutor based in Bristol, UK, with over 10 years experience in performance and in the music industry. I love to teach and to see students excel to the best of their standards, and to reach their personal goals. Whether you are a beginner or looking to take your practice to a higher level, I can tailor my teaching to give a personalised experience for all age groups, with a dedication to helping you succeed. I have been playing trombone since the age of 9, and have studied and performed in a range of styles, from classical and jazz, to reggae, soul, funk, ska, pop and rock. I started playing with professional orchestras while still a teenager, and have studied with Amos Miller, Paul Nieman and Adrian France, each of whom have taught me essential practices and techniques in a variety of styles. I have performed and recorded with a number of successful groups, ensembles and projects, which include: Hotsteppas & Dub Princess, Timbali, Eastone Rockers, Lil Maxine, Fat Mark, Waggle Dance Records/The Co-operators, Wheel Up Records/Calculus, Gwari Music, Zoe Mazah, Rob Symmeonn, Urban Lions, Frankie and the Heartstrings, Euphony Collective, Toothless Mary, Sussex Jazz Orchestra, and Martha Hill. I studied for a year at the Royal College of Music aged 17, and went on to study at Newcastle University, achieving 2:1 honours in 2015. In September 2021, I graduated a Masters degree in Innovation In Sound with Distinction, from dBs Sound & Music Institute, which has led me to work as a recording and live sound engineer with Eastone Recordings, a small Bristol-based studio and production company. I have taught music theory for 7 years, helping students to reach Grade 5 and above, enabling them to progress in their musicianship, and to go on to study music at university. I believe that theory is not only an incredibly important part of learning music, but can also be a fun way to engage with the different elements of music. Practical application of theory as well as purely theoretical learning is an essential way of solidifying the knowledge, and how I believe theory should be taught. Having studied Trombone, Piano and Music Theory I have intimate knowledge of the ABRSM Grades, and can offer tuition to help students achieve the grades they need. I also offer Music Technology, Studio Techniques and Composition tuition which is informed by my work as a professional recording engineer, and through my research into experimental and extended studio practice. I have also gained writing and arranging credits for many of the groups listed above, composing for brass and whole ensembles. With this experience I can offer expert assistance and guidance with students’ compositions, as well as the equipment and set up to help with this process, both at home and at the studio I work in.
Trombone · Music theory · Music composition
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Quentin - Biel/Bienne, SwitzerlandRecently active$73
$73Discover the ukulele differently and intuitively
Trusted teacher: Discover the Magic of Ukulele: Your Musical Journey Starts Here Imagine yourself on a sunny beach, the ocean waves lapping against the shore, and the sweet sound of a ukulele floating through the air. The ukulele is not just an instrument; it is an invitation to a world of playful melodies and serenity. In my ukulele course, you will be guided step by step, whether you are a beginner or have already taken some lessons. Here is what you can expect from our interactive sessions: 1. Introduction to Ukulele: Learn about the different parts of the instrument and how to take care of them. Learn basic chords and start playing your first songs from the first lesson. 2. Playing Techniques: Master essential techniques like strumming and picking. Develop your agility and precision with fun exercises. 3. Varied Repertoire: Learn popular songs to impress your friends and family. 4. Simplified Music Theory: Understand the basics of music theory applied to the ukulele. Learn how to read tablature and transpose songs. Why choose the ukulele? Easy to learn: Just a few chords and you'll be able to play hundreds of songs. Portable: Take it anywhere with you and play wherever you want. Soothing: Its soft, melodious sounds are perfect for relaxing. Join my ukulele class and let music bring joy and serenity into your life. Sign up now and start your musical adventure! “Music gives soul to our hearts and wings to thought.” - Plato
Music theory · Ukulele · Children's music
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(LIVE or ONLINE!) Piano, improvisation, composition and music theory lessons (Rotterdam)
David
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I had previously played some classical for a few years, but was looking to learn jazz piano and improvisation as well. For this David is ideal, as he studied both as a classical and jazz musician, and has a deep understanding of each. About half the lessons we focus on jazz improvisation. During the lessons I improvise over a few songs, and each session he gives feedback, while adding a new layer of difficulty. We've also worked a lot on rhythm, which has really helped me bridge the gap between classical and jazz. We spent a few lessons on classical pieces as well, to refine technique and musicality. My playing feels much more fluid and musical already, and he's really helpful/knowledgeable with the details. Also, on the weeks where I did have not had much time to practice, we do a more (jazz) theory oriented lesson, which has also helped alot with my improvisation. Overall, I only have positive things to say about the lessons! David is a very easy-going teacher, and from the first lesson I felt very comfortable asking him questions. He's very versatile as well, and easily adapts the lesson according to what suits us best that week.
Review by EDWARD
Piano lessons to learn piano or improve your skills (Budapest)
Ana
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Ana is extremely kind and patient. Her passion for piano is infectious and she has a very good understanding of what the student needs and also wants so her lessons are always extremely enjoyable :) Ana is very encouraging and I would recommend her to anyone!
Review by CHARLOTTE
Trombone Instrumental Tuition (Beginner to Advanced) (Bristol)
Jacob
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Jacob is great, really encouraging and supportive. I'm a complete beginner, only a few lessons in, and already feel so much more confident not only with playing but with looking after the instrument and looking forward to learning more.
Review by SARA

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