Graduate of the Geneva University of Music, with over 20 years of experience teaching piano, teaches children and adults of all levels. Hello, Welcome to my world! My name is Laurence. I have been playing the piano since I was 5 years old and I have been teaching it for over 20 years. I have experience teaching children from the age of 5 and adults of all levels. A graduate of the conservatories of Aix-en-Provence (DEM) and Montpellier (DEM) in France, I completed my studies at the Geneva University of Music, where I earned a Master of Arts in piano pedagogy. Alongside my musical pursuits, I am an avid dancer and have participated in numerous international partner dance competitions. I organize many auditions for my students, as well as dance and piano performances. I am dynamic, caring, but also demanding and a perfectionist. I will not only be your teacher or your child's teacher, but also a coach, to motivate you, challenge you, help you push your limits, manage your emotions, and overcome your fears. You will learn patience and perseverance. You will also develop body awareness in space through posture work. Come and develop your unique artistic potential. Music is not just an art, it's a life lesson.

Hey, my name is Niklas, musician from Heidelberg Germany and I teach guitar online (and at my place). I write guitardriven music, play singer-songwriter-style solo performances and participate in two band projects in my area. I am very passionate about sharing my knowledge gained from years of guitarplaying. I teach beginners as well as experienced guitarplayers who still want to take their playing to the next level(s). Together we will make sure that the lessons as well as the exercises we go through are perfect for your current skill level, your goals and your strengths and weaknesses so you can make constant progress and unleash your full potential. The most important topics I can help you in are: chords, rhythm, soloing, improvisation and music theory. Any questions? Feel free to contact me any time, I hope to talk to you soon🤘

Bring me your material, songs/beats! My focus is to support you as best as I can in what you're doing. Would you like to learn more about mixing, sound design, sound synthesis, and composition? Would you like to learn more about the songwriting process? How do I start a song? What are some common pitfalls? I'm your guy! :) As a producer, I've worked with quite a few genres, so I'm very flexible in that respect. 📚training courses: - secondary ASO Sint-Gummarus College Lier - 7th year MUDA KSO Evergem - university conservatory at KASK in Ghent (2022-2027)

Do you have a song that you've written that you believe could be amazing? Do you already have some skills using a DAW like Logic, Ableton, Pro Tools or Garage band? Would you like a new set of 'arrangers/producers ears' to redefine your song, reimagine it or simply improve what you have to bring it up to the best possible level? I have worked in these areas where the boundary between composition, production and arrangement becomes blurred. The truth is they are inseparable to the end result and imagination is everything. So is an extra set of ears! Thats were I can help. Which instrument to use ? (bass guitar or bass synth), which keys sound and where to place it in the mix. Where to set that high pass filter on the vocal? How much saturation does the snare need? Musical arrangement and instrumentation Production techniques, in the context of mixing How best to use harmony in string quartets, or choirs or horn sections How to place the guitar? Does it even need one? I can give creative input and advise having written and composed more than 150 songs and recorded approximately 100+. Having run a UK based record label for almost 20 years. If using a studio DAW, my experience is mainly with LogicPro although most creative 'arrangement' decisions do not need to be technical knob twiddling. My background as a musician is vocals and guitars but as an arranger I've worked with everything.

Beatboxing is a discipline that appeals to all ages. Does it take talent? Is it innate? Absolutely not. Learn to beatbox with the Italian and international champion of recent years. Matteo, aka Dynamatt, performs worldwide, hosts primetime TV shows, radio broadcasts, and gives workshops in Italian and English. Anyone can beatbox. Want to find out how? We'll organize lessons!

This Music Theory class is designed to help students truly understand how music works, not just memorise rules. The course is practical, applied, and directly connected to playing music, especially at the piano. Students learn music theory in a clear and structured way, covering harmony, rhythm, form, and listening skills, while immediately applying these concepts to real music. The class supports pianists, singers, composers, and instrumentalists at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Alongside Western classical and contemporary theory, students also explore Bollywood music, popular harmony, and stylistic elements from modern genres. The aim is to build strong musical awareness, confidence, and independence. How the Class Is Conducted 1. One-to-one online sessions 2. Concepts explained clearly using examples at the piano 3. Regular listening and analysis of real musical works 4. Exercises adapted to the student’s level and goals 5. Theory is always connected to sound, practice, and musical meaning, not taught in isolation. What Students Learn 1. Reading and understanding notation 2. Scales, intervals, chords, and harmony 3. Rhythm, meter, and time organisation 4. Functional harmony and chord progressions 5. Analysis of classical, contemporary, and Bollywood music 6. Applied theory for performance and composition 7. Advanced students also work on analysis, arrangement, and original music. Who This Class Is For 1. Beginners who want a clear foundation 2. Pianists and instrumentalists who want to understand what they play 3. Students preparing for exams or higher studies 4. Songwriters and composers 5. Young teachers seeking stronger theoretical clarity

Personalized bass lessons for all levels, focused on building a solid musical foundation from day one. We work with fundamental exercises to develop technique, instrument control and rhythmic sense, integrating music theory, ear training and improvisation in a practical and applied way. The technique is not approached mechanically, but from the real interpretation, the groove and improvisation, so that what you study translates directly into the music. The classes are adapted to the styles, techniques and contexts in which you want to improve: jazz, popular music, funk, rock, folklore, accompaniment, reading, improvisation or music production. Online mode • Individual classes in • Customized materials and exercises • Spanish or English --- Personalized bass lessons for all levels, focused on building strong musical foundations and real-world skills. We will work with fundamental exercises to develop technique, time feel and control of the instrument, integrating music theory, ear training and improvisation with a practical and musical intent. Technique is approached through interpretation, groove and improvisation, rather than isolated mechanical drills. Lessons are fully adapted to the styles, techniques and musical contexts you want to improve in: jazz, popular music, funk, rock, Latin music, accompaniment, sight-reading, improvisation or music production. Online classes • One-on-one • Customized material and exercises • Lessons in Spanish or English

This lesson offers a practical and structured introduction to music production with Ableton Live, suitable for beginners and early-intermediate users. We focus on the full creative process: starting from ideas and basic setup, moving through composition and sound design, and building towards playable loops or short tracks. The emphasis is on understanding how Ableton works as a system, rather than relying on presets or fixed recipes. Depending on your interests, lessons can include: ► writing and structuring musical ideas ► working with MIDI and audio ► drum programming and rhythm ► sound design and synthesis using Ableton’s built-in instruments ► basic mixing and mastering principles (levels, EQ, dynamics, space) ► preparing a session for live performance For more experienced users, we can also explore experimental and creative uses of Ableton Live, such as unconventional workflows, generative or system-based approaches, and custom performance setups. Lessons are adapted to your level and goals. No prior experience with Ableton Live is required. We mainly work with Ableton’s stock devices, so no additional plugins are needed. Private lessons are available in my studio in Nijmegen, at your place, or online if preferred.

This class is designed for conservatory students, private candidates and advanced musicians who need solid guidance in harmony, counterpoint and fugue, especially in preparation for exams and auditions. We work on written exercises, stylistic correction and analytical understanding, with a clear method and step-by-step feedback. Particular attention is given to Renaissance and Baroque practices (modal counterpoint, species, tonal counterpoint, fugue), helping students understand why rules exist, not just how to apply them. I have many years of experience teaching harmony and counterpoint, and several of my students have successfully passed conservatory composition exams thanks to this guided approach. Lessons are adapted to the student’s level and goals, with a strong focus on clarity, consistency and practical results.

Trese online lessons are designed for students who want to develop a solid, practical, and creative understanding of music, whether their focus is piano performance, music theory, composition, or film music. I offer individualized lessons, adapted to each student’s level, goals, and background. The approach combines technical clarity with artistic expression, helping students not only understand music intellectually, but also apply it creatively. Piano lessons focus on technique, musicality, interpretation, sight-reading, and stylistic awareness, tailored to both beginners and intermediate students. Music theory and composition lessons cover harmony, counterpoint, form, analysis, and creative writing techniques, with an emphasis on developing a personal musical language. Film music lessons explore the relationship between music and image, thematic writing, mood creation, orchestration basics, and practical composition strategies used in cinematic contexts. The lessons are suitable for: beginners seeking a strong foundation intermediate students looking to deepen their skills creative musicians interested in composition and film music All sessions are held online in a focused, supportive, and inspiring environment, encouraging curiosity, discipline, and artistic growth.

My lessons focus on creating bass-heavy music with a strong emphasis on rhythm, groove, and impact. We'll work in-depth with 808s, drums, and sound design, so you'll learn how to create powerful low-end that truly works in the mix. I'll share my signature sound and approach, developed through years of industry experience, and teach you how to translate this into a unique sound that suits you as a producer.

This class introduces the core concepts of film scoring and how music shapes story, emotion, and narrative in film and television. Students will learn how to support and move images through music, exploring timing, mood, theme, and structure. Lessons are tailored to each student’s interests and level, from complete beginners to advanced composers, and can focus on electronic, orchestral, or hybrid approaches. The course also includes analysis and deconstruction of existing film scores to understand compositional techniques and storytelling strategies. Students will learn how to set up and optimize their digital audio workstation for film scoring, define personal creative goals, and work with industry-standard orchestral sample libraries and synthesizers such as Spitfire Audio, Orchestral Tools, and Cinematic Studio Series. Films with sound design and no music can be provided for hands-on scoring exercises, enabling practical experience working directly to picture.

I am a passionate musician and teacher, originally from Argentina, with many years of experience in improvisation and performing. I teach drums, percussion, piano, singing, and Spanish, adapting to the needs, level, and personality of each student. My teaching approach is centered on the joy of learning, creativity, and self-confidence. Thanks to my charisma and energy, I quickly create a positive atmosphere in which everyone dares to experiment, progress, and find their own musical voice. Whether it's to start, perfect your technique or explore improvisation, I support my students with kindness and high standards, always with the goal of awakening, or nurturing, their passion.

Let's look at how you are playing and talk about how you feel about what you are doing with your music. I will help you find alternatives in many dimensions of technique and explore with you extended techniques and physical applications to individualize, clarify and amply your talents. And I don't mean "effects pedals" or plugins, although I can go in this direction too. The focus of my instruction moreover is on intention, sound projection and expression, the mind, the breathing body, listening and clean use of the hands. Concerning my availability: generally I am able to meet anytime between 10 am and 20 pm in my time zone. So don't worry about the availability schedule provide fro you here. Let's just find out when we are mutually available. I can meet online or if you live in Poznan, Poland, we can meet at my studio or, in some cases, I may be able to come to you, although my fee goes up when I have to travel.

I am a Korean musician and educator based in Paris. I teach piano and music theory, and I have worked in several conservatories in the Paris region. My goal is to help students of all ages and levels build a solid musical foundation while developing their own sensitivity and curiosity. Whether you are a complete beginner or someone returning to music after years, we will work together at a pace and method that feels right for you. I hold a Master’s degree in Musical Writing from the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris (CNSMDP) and Musicology from Sorbonne University. I also completed a Bachelor’s degree in Music composition at Yonsei University in Seoul. I can teach in English, French, or Korean.

In this class I will provide students at any age range/skill level music theory lessons, tutoring, and test preparation for anyone seeking personal growth or academic success. The class will be heavily influenced by the student and I will fit the needs for that student depending on what they need. I will have notes, presentations, assignments, and more to help in the development of the student. This class can be an introduction into the world of music theory or a tutor who need some kind of assistance. This class can also cover music composition lessons and feedback for whatever level of composition you are looking to do.

Do you want to refine your composing for the piano? This course is for you. In this class we will work on a new piece of yours that includes the piano, and we will discuss about: • a short anatomy of the grand piano. • easy, difficult and unplayable passages (with normal and extended techniques). • the role of pedals on the instrument. • muscle fatigue - the importance of dense and sparse writing. • use of texture and colour. • orchestration on the instrument. Standard extended techniques - notation. • the role of the instrument in the contemporary orchestra and sinfonietta ensemble. • improvisation: dos and don'ts when writing improvised music. The piece can be an idea you had for solo piano/chamber or vocal music (with piano) and want to start composing, a solo piece you have started but you're now stuck on the technical capabilities and difficulties of the instrument, an orchestral piece that contains the piano and you need to better understand its role, or even an old piece which you want to review. Things we'll do: • I'll show you around the piano and its parts (full demonstration of the mechanism). • I'll demonstrate the use of certain extended techniques on my piano. • I'll be testing passages of your piece and give technical advice. You'll have the opportunity to test some passages from your piece as well (optional but highly encouraged). • We'll be listening to some important pieces as aid to each topic we are discussing. The pieces will be from all periods and styles. If you have a composition teacher or you are studying composition at a university: This course is BY NO MEANS a substitute to your teacher. Things like form, composition technique, harmony, style, texture etc. are up to your teacher and you. I may speak my mind on those topics as well, but my goal is not to substitute your teacher, but rather to help you with a more specialised approach to the instrument both from the side of the composer and the performer. If you don't have a composition teacher: Then I am happy to help you with composing this piece of yours. However, note that this may take more time, and we may need to discuss separately a few things about composition. Booking policy: If you want to book this course, then you must have in mind that we'll need several 60 or 90 minutes sessions to complete it. If we do one 90 minute session about one topic from the above, then we certainly need 8-10 sessions to complete the course. So if you are planning for us to talk about everything above, note that fact and plan accordingly (both in terms of schedule and finances). You may as well choose to do a selection from the topics above, or even ask me to show you something else and if I can I will. What I want though is a clear plan, a clear goal for this course, so that I'll cater it to your individual needs. I kindly ask that if you plan on doing the whole course to book it in advance. I also have a quite difficult schedule as an active musician, so we need to be accurate on our scheduling and don't change it all the time. I also reserve the right to deny an application due to time constraints. Sessions will be scheduled on a weekly basis (once a week), and this is for two reasons: 1. I want to be able to provide the best experience for you by planning the lessons to my best capacity, and 2. You will need time to study and work on your piece. All sessions are booked and paid in advance. Cancelling policy: • If any of us gets sick, then we may cancel a session and postpone it for the next time (provided we are in good health). • Hospitalisation and serious health conditions may lead us to cancel several sessions. In that case, paid sessions are "frozen" indefinitely (until we get well) and (in great need) refunded. However, to refund those sessions I'll need to see at least some verification from the hospital. • If you are booking several sessions in advance, you may lose one or two sessions and we'll postpone it for the next time, but no more than two. The third session lost will be paid as an extra session. You'll need to notify me for the lost sessions at least 2 days in advance. • The same works in the opposite way: I may lose a session or two, but no more than two. If I lose a third, then I'll owe you an extra session free of charge. However, I reserve the right to cancel a course completely (see below). • If you are booking one lesson and you don't show up in the first 15 minutes or notify me of your absence, then the lesson is cancelled and not refunded. • For many reasons, I'll may need to cancel the whole course with you. Sometimes people just aren't on the same wavelength, sometimes work or life gets to us, sometimes you may need a more capable teacher etc. If I cancel with you, then I will need to refund the sessions we didn't do. HOWEVER, if you don't show up and not notify me for two sessions or more, then I will not refund you for the lost sessions. I will reach out and give you a "last chance" to show up to a final session, and if you won't show up I'll automatically consider the course with you cancelled and not refund the remaining sessions. Dos and don'ts: I want this to be a safe space, where we'll be exchanging views and sharpening our tools. I like to behave accordingly and be calm and just talk and present something I love. However, I will need to talk about some things with some authority, and I need space from you to do so. So, snickering, whining, interrupting and being toxic in general isn't for me. If something bothers me, I will express it, and I also want for you to do the same. Finally, I teach (high) intermediate level or advanced, meaning that some things will be considered given and known. You must know -for example- to read score, sometimes complex, you must know at least some harmony and counterpoint and have a clear goal as a composer. I don't judge your stylistic choices, my goal is to help you widen your pallet, but you need to be at a certain knowledge level to keep up. So when you reach out to me to book a lesson you also need to send me a couple of your pieces, complete with score (or if they are improvisational you must note it). Based on them we'll proceed (again, not stylistic choice but based on your knowledge level). Thank you for reading this, happy to work with you!

Hi! My name is Caterina, I'm Italian and I'm an international student in Bern. I'm studying Composition Creative Practice. I have a bachelor degree in oboe. I have experiences with music technologies, live electronics, creating sound designs for videos etc. the software that I use the most is Ableton Live, if you are interested in this field please don't hesitate to contact me! My schedule is very flexible I changes from one week to another. It's better to organize directly together but it will not be hard to find a moment!

I teach music composition for video games, films, and concerts at all levels: from the basic concepts of tonal harmony to technological elements like DAW interface and mixing. Regarding instruments, I teach electric bass as well as percussion, and can help you better manage your time and schedule to be efficient on a daily basis! I adapt to your learning needs, as well as your level 😊

This course is designed for those who wish to understand music from within and learn to create it with awareness, technique, and freedom. Throughout the sessions, we will explore the fundamentals of music theory—rhythm, melody, harmony, and form—not as simple rules, but as living tools for creation. Additionally, you'll learn how to use music production and notation software (DAWs and score editors) to bring your ideas from paper to sound, working on both digital mockups and performance-ready scores. The approach is practical: each theoretical concept becomes a creative resource applied to your own compositions. The course includes: * Reading and writing scores. * Analysis of classical and contemporary works. * Guided improvisation and composition practices. * Use of professional software to create, record and produce your pieces. * Music writing and production projects that reflect your artistic voice. At the end you will have: * A solid foundation in theory and composition. * Practical handling of production and notation software. * A repertoire of your own pieces, written and produced by you.