Musical Theory, History of Music, Rhythmic and Solfeggio

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I have been passionate about music from an early age. When I was 6, I started playing the drums; at 8, I did my first gig and have never stopped for more than 6 months since; I then studied classical for 3 years and jazz for 2 years, while participating in music groups, orchestras and workshops. In addition, I really enjoy teaching.

This is why today, I offer courses of all types, adaptable to each person, according to the desires, the capacities or the time available.

Location

Online from Switzerland

About Me

Since I was 15, I have been teaching. Whether it is sport, support lessons or even directly in the school setting, I have never stopped. I like this profession because it mixes knowledge and social connections, two of my main interests in life.

Being unable to give lessons at school, I am starting to give tutoring more actively and, fortunately, I still like it. Helping only one student for the moment, I would like to find others.

In "Experience / Qualifications", you can find my experiences relating to this field.

Education

From September 2020: University of Bologna, Lingue e Letteratura, Traduzione e Interpretazione

2014-2016: Precollege I & Precollege II first semester, Swiss Jazz School, Bern

2014: Certificate of gymnasium studies, Sainte-Croix College, Friborg

2010: Certificate of pre-gymnastic study, Cycle d'Orientation de la Glâne, Romont

Experience / Qualifications

From January 2021: Distance learning support

August 2020 - December 2020: Replacements in primary and secondary schools in Vaud, Collège du Belvédère, Lausanne and Collège des trois sapins, Echallens

May 2020 - June 2020: Replacement professor, Collège des trois sapins, Echallens

Summer 2019: Music teacher, Quill'art, Quillabamba, Peru

March 2018: Replacement professor, Collège des trois sapins, Echallens

February 2015: Badminton coach, Orientation cycle of Glâne, Romont

September 2011 - June 2013: Badminton coach, BCG, Romont

September 2010 - June 2014: Support teacher, different places

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

Italian

English

German

Skills

Music theory

Music history

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -05:00)

New York

Online via webcam

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

00-04

04-08

08-12

12-16

16-20

20-24

Academic support, support lessons, rehearsals: from primary school to the end of gymnasium

331.61 CNY /h

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I’m a classically trained violist (and saxophonist) with a passion for teaching and a diverse background in world music, theory, and history. My lessons are tailored to your goals and interests — making learning both inspiring and enjoyable.

✨ What you’ll get:

-Personalized lessons for all levels and ages
-Guidance in technique, expression, and performance
-Opportunities to deepen your understanding of music theory & history

A supportive and motivating learning environment

🎶 Whether you want to master your instrument, build confidence as a performer, or explore music on a deeper level, I’ll help you grow as a musician in a way that’s meaningful to you.

📩 Get in touch today!
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👉 Let’s make music together!

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Hello!

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No matter your level of experience, all you need is motivation, determination, and a little time to practice—I’ll take care of the rest!

Let’s make music together and bring your passion to life. 🎵

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Book your schedule now!

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° Classes:
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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.

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Learn popular songs to impress your friends and family.

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Portable: Take it anywhere with you and play wherever you want.

Soothing: Its soft, melodious sounds are perfect for relaxing.

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- Writing exercises and dictations, with clear guidance on techniques to master them

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...these lessons will help you connect more deeply with music, perform with greater accuracy, and enjoy it more than ever.

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📍 Available online and in‐person in Paris (preferable). But a mix of both is also possible.
🎯 Contact me today to book your first lesson and start your personalised programme.

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What I offer:
Strong understanding in ABRSM, GCSE, A level exam requirements
Personalised lesson notes + practice plans
Music score materials
Grade 5 theory notes and past papers
Feedbacks between lessons

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What makes my approach different:
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