Violin and Viola lessons for students of any age or skill.

A partir de 82.19 $ /h

Hej!

I'm Marshall, an Australian violinist currently living and studying in Copenhagen. I have just started the second year of my Masters's degree at The Royal Danish Academy of Music studying with Elisabeth Schneider. Along with my studies, I am a casual violinist with the Aarhus & Göteborg Symphony Orchestras.

Prior to moving to Denmark I studied for my bachelor's degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music on a full scholarship and have participated in the Mozarteum International Summer Academy.

I have been teaching violin/viola since 2015 and in 2020-2021 I was employed by the West Australian Department of Education to teach violin/viola to primary school students. Each and every student is different, so I try and cater to their learning experience. Whether you're a complete beginner or already have experience with the violin/viola, I can help you with your musical journey. In each lesson, I focus on building a strong technical foundation, understanding music theory, and learning repertoire. I aim to make it a positive learning environment for both students & teachers. I have experience teaching beginners through to advanced students.

Información adicional

For each lesson, you will need your own instrument & notebook
At home, you will need a music stand, tuner & metronome

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Clases en el domicilio del estudiante :

Alrededor de Copenhague, Dinamarca

Clase en el domicilio del profesor :

The Royal Danish Academy of Music, The Royal Danish Academy of Music

Acerca de mí

Marshall is quickly becoming one of Australia's emerging young violinists. Performing internationally as an award winning soloist, chamber musician & orchestral musician, Marshall is currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark where he is studying a Master of Music at the Royal Danish Academy of Music with A/Professor Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider.

Marshall has been teaching violin/viola since 2015 and in 2020-2021 and was employed by the West Australian Department of Education to teach violin/viola to primary school students. Marshall believes each and every student is different, so tries to cater their learning experience. Whether you're a complete beginner or already have experience with the violin/viola, he can help you with your musical journey. In each lesson I focus on building a strong technical foundation, understanding music theory and learning repertoire. I aim to make it a positive learning environment for both student & teacher. I have experience teaching beginners through to advanced students.

Born in Perth, Western Australia, Marshall began learning piano at the age of 7 and the violin at 8. He quickly took to the violin and was offered a specialist music scholarship to Churchlands Senior High School. During this time Marshall was part of the West Australian Youth Orchestra, WA Youth Chamber Music Program, awarded his Associate Diploma of Music from the AMEB and was concertmaster and soloist in the 2015 Churchlands European Music Tour. By the end of 2015 Marshall was awarded several prizes including top instrumental student & music dux.

Following high school Marshall began studying a Bachelor of Music (Performance) at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music under the tutelage of Alice Waten. As a student at the Conservatorium he was awarded the Kathleen & Alison Short Scholarship for three consecutive years, and had the opportunity to perform throughout Australia and attend the Mozarteum International Summer Academy in 2019, studying with Barnabas Kelemann. Since graduating from the Conservatorium Marshall was awarded first prize at the Fremantle Concerto Competition, played in many public solo recitals, and was granted scholarships from the Cybec Foundation and the Eleanor Sophia Wood Travel Scholarship to pursue further study overseas.

Along with his studies Marshall is a casual violinist with the Aarhus, Göteborg & Helsingborg Symphony Orchestras.

Formación

Master of Music - Royal Danish Academy of Music 2021-23
Mozarteum International Summer Academy 2019
Bachelor of Music Performance - Sydney Conservatorium of Music 2016-19
Associate Diploma of Music - AMEB 2014

Experiencia / Calificaciones

I have been teaching violin/viola students since 2015. I have helped students prepare for exams, entrance auditions, theory exams or those who just want to pursue music for fun. I have completed a String Pedagogy course from The University of Sydney.

Edad

Niños de preescolar (4-6 años)

Niños (7-12 años)

Adolescentes (13-17 años)

Adultos (18-64 años)

Tercera edad (65+ años)

Nivel del estudiante

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La clase se imparte en

inglés

Habilidades

Viola

Violín

Solfeo

Disponibilidad en una semana típica.

(GMT -05:00)

Nueva York

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Armando

5.0

(2)

The course focus on concepts that will make any student of any level developing their own approach to improvisation. It can be designed depending on the instrument played by student and his/her atttude.

Books and materials used in the course.

How to improvise by Al Crook ed Advance Music, for horn players,
This book describes a nice way of approaching improvisation through specific exercises that can be tested on students of any kind of level. It divides in 4 section and requires a minimum knowledge of scales, chords and familiarity with musical vocabulary

Hearing the Changes by jerry Cooker, Bob knapp, Larry Vincent, ed advance Music, for all musicians

With this book the student will learn how to recognize progressions by ear thanks on a selection of jazz tunes chosen from the standard repertoire. It will be taught at the piano and it will let students of any level to deal with harmony and theory progressively but starting codifying harmonic traits that will clarify the reader's understanding of how progressions and improvisation "work".

Carlos

5.0

(2)

Finally there is an international guitar school in Copenhagen where all students are not only learning how to play properly the guitar from a professional guitarist but also how to appreciate the meaning of the music and arts.

Students will also be prepared for professional music education. So whether the student wants to become a professional guitar player or play the guitar as a hobby, they will always learn a constructive way to play the guitar and perform with the instrument.

Lessons are open for everyone (children, teenagers, adults). The students are welcome to the lessons from the age of 6.
Carlos is currently working as a teacher in Copenhagen with his own music school, His students represent several nationalities.

Carlos has excellent motivation with his profession and he is driven to help his students to achieve their best. You will find him to be a positive, hard-working, down-to-earth person with a good sense of humor. He has very good communicational and interpersonal skills which enable him to discuss any matter of concern with the students and their parents.

Aleksandra

5.0

(2)

Aleksandra is a trained singer, singing teacher and choir conductor from the Academy of Music in Gdansk and Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya in Barcelona.

She took to the stage in her childhood and has been teaching music for the last 6 years.

For several years she was a chorister of the prestigious Polish National Youth Choir and leader of Vocal Quintet Solifonia. Currently, she is a choir conductor and the founder of CHOIR CLUB in Korskolen.

What can you expect from her teaching?

She believes that singing can be passion, a communication tool, a means of therapy and so much more: more than you can imagine!

In her classes, you will learn key vocal techniques as well as learning to understand your voice. You will discover the deeper meanings of the songs you sing as you seek to express them to the world.

As she is working towards becoming an Accredited Teacher of IVTOM (International Voice Teachers of Mix) she focuses on delivering teaching based on the Mix principles: by mixing the chest and head voice you receive the full benefits of “both voices”: the natural and powerful sound of the chest voice, and the beauty and range of the head voice. As a singer learns to sing using both of these resonances and trains the vocal folds to stay together, it is possible to vocalize smoothly and evenly from one register to the next. The relationship of the two elements working together will create an even, smooth vocalization and, as a result, eliminates the “breaks” in the voice.

She has a good knowledge of playing the piano, so you can sing along to her accompaniment or accompany yourself under her supervision.

What does the first lesson include?

You’ll talk about:
- your background and musical experience
- all the circumstances that can influence your sound production
- your needs, expectations and plans

You also find out:

- what your bad habits are
- how you can start your singing technique
- what kind of exercises will help you best achieve your singing goals

Who is welcome?

- Children (8+), adolescents and adults
- Singers of all kinds of popular music
- Students who want to learn hearing / rhythm theory
- Individuals, groups and families

Flora

5.0

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My name is Flóra and I am a clarinet teacher.
I have been teaching since 2013 in Hungary and Spain in Music Schools and giving private lessons.

I have experience with students from age 2-65. I prepare lessons for
Harmony, Music Theory and Clarinet.

Clarinet class: My main objective is that students can understand and feel the music to express themselves with the instrument. You will learn the clarinet technique and I will teach you all the elements that will help you to be a great performer of the instrument.

Music Theory class: I will teach you to read music sheets, to learn music vocabulary and rhythm. We will do intonation exercises and sing to train the ear.

Luca

5.0

(2)

Teacher with over 16 years of experience playing the piano. I speak French, English and Spanish, and adapt my classes to the wishes and goals of each student.

Have been teaching for the past four years full time, with over 45 students taught per week.

Cintia

5.0

(2)

I adapt my classes of the student's necessities.

My objective is share my knwoledge about music and go along with the student make him expand his music knowledge. I want that they get be autonomous and get out the best making music.

At the same time I work values and emotional education.

Andrea

5.0

(2)

My experience goes from teaching children to adults.The level is no problem at all. Everyone is welcome in my classes and there is no problem in starting from 0 ! Every time is a good time to start playing or learning music :)

My classes can have many different approaches, depending on what you're looking for and what your goals are.
I can easily create a personal plan for you and adapt to your needs. Furthemore, comunication is really important, as I like that my students feel appreciated and listened to at all moments.

Francisco

5.0

(2)

GuitarMap is a book I've penned, with plenty of shortcuts to understand harmony and how it works in guitar, piano, ukulele, bass, etc. Lessons are based on the book, which makes it easy to keep track of progress.