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2007 online music theory lessons teachers

Marco Conti

United Arab Emirates
C$52

60-min

/h

Music teacher, clarinet performer and high accademic background

Music teacher, clarinet performer and high accademic background

Marco Conti (b. 2003) is an Italian clarinetist. He is currently Principal Clarinet and Clarinet Teacher of the Fujairah Philharmonic Orchestra (UAE). He earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees with the highest honors at the Conservatorio “A. Corelli” in Messina, under the tutelage of Giuseppe F. Corpina. As part of his Master’s studies, he joined the Erasmus Programme, studying at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam (2023-24) with Arno Piters and at the Escola Superior de Música e Artes do Espetáculo (2024-25) in Porto with Nuno Pinto and António Saiote. He further refined his orchestral preparation through a professional traineeship with Jože Kotar at the Akademija za glasbo (2025-26) in Ljubljana. Alongside his formal training, he has gained additional guidance in masterclasses with acclaimed international clarinetists such as Philippe Berrod, Calogero Palermo, Roeland Hendrikx, Eric Hoeprich, Giovanni Punzi, Patrick Messina, Giuseppe Balbi, Nele Delafonteyne, and Pascal Moraguès. At the age of seventeen, his orchestral career began with the Massimo Youth Orchestra of Palermo Opera House. He later held leading roles as principal clarinet of the National Orchestra of Italian Conservatories. In 2024, he marked a decisive step in his orchestral career by being admitted, after successful audition, as a member of the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester for its spring and summer tours, as well as of the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival Orchestra, Teatro alla Scala Academy in Milan and the Wiener Festspiele Academy Orchestra in Vienna. He was further selected for the European Union Youth Orchestra (EUYO) for its 2026 summer tour and for the Grafenegg Festival Orchestra, confirming his presence among the most distinguished young orchestral musicians of his generation. He was invited as guest principal clarinet with the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, the Tuscany chamber Orchestra (ORT), and the Orchestra of Teatro La Fenice. In 2025, Marco was appointed as Co-Principal Clarinet at the State Opera Stara Zagora, in Bulgaria, following a successful audition. Six months later, he returned to Italy after winning a further audition to join the clarinet section of the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples for the 2025-26 season. At beginning of 2026, before leaving Europe, he has also won the audition for a permanent position as Principal Clarinet of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Regional Orchestra (FVGO). Under the baton of legendary conductors such as Kirill Petrenko, Ingo Metzmacher, Christian Blex, Holly Choe, Ion Marin, Diego Matheuz, Andris Poga, Donato Renzetti and Alessandro Cadario, Marco has appeared at the world's most renowned festivals, including the Salzburger Festspiele, Berliner Festspiele, Rheingau Musik Festival, Bolzano Festival Bozen, and the Nervi International Ballet Festival. As a soloist, he has performed Crusell’s Clarinet Concerto Op. 5 No. 2 at the Palacultura in Messina; Artie Shaw’s Clarinet Concerto with the “G. Luporini Philharmonic” in Torgiano and with the National Wind Orchestra of Italy, among others. Conti has received recognition in more than ten international clarinet competitions, including Second Prize at the 2025 Silverstein Clarinet Contest, Second Prize at the Mercadante Clarinet Competition, and Prize winner at the Zac Ligature Competition, Caunes-M

Nathan

France
C$62

60-min

/h

Jazz improvisation and all styles – Clarinet, guitar, ukulele – Learn by playing from the very first lesson

Jazz improvisation and all styles – Clarinet, guitar, ukulele – Learn by playing from the very first lesson

Learn music through play and improvisation from the very first lesson I offer music lessons open to all levels, from complete beginners to more experienced musicians. My teaching approach is based on a simple idea: enjoyment is the driving force behind learning. That is why instrumental technique and music theory are applied directly through playing, rather than through an accumulation of exercises disconnected from real musical practice. A highly personalized and adaptable approach I do not follow a rigid method or offer identical programs for everyone. Each student’s individuality is highlighted and enhanced rather than suppressed to fit into a fixed framework. Every student progresses through the music they love and want to play. Rather than studying theoretical concepts in the abstract, we approach them only when they directly support the music currently being learned. The goal is to create a direct connection between what is learned and what is played. My intention is for students to gradually discover and build their own way of learning and playing, leading toward independence in musical learning and exploration. ⸻ Instruments and areas taught I offer: • Improvisation for all instruments and all styles • Instrumental technique for clarinet, guitar, and ukulele • Composition guidance • Foundations of harmony applied to practical playing ⸻ Typical lesson structure Each lesson is based on a piece of music or a concrete musical support. The work may include: • Simple analysis of the piece to guide the learning process • Work on phrasing, rhythm, harmony, tone, and musical expression • Immediate application through playing and improvisation The goal is to improve while staying connected to real music and the pleasure of playing. ⸻ Who are these lessons for? These lessons are suitable for: • Beginners who want to start playing quickly • Amateur musicians who want to learn improvisation • People looking for a freer and more creative approach • Musicians who want to progress without a strictly academic teaching style ⸻ My goal To help you develop your musical expression and find your own way of playing and learning.

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