︎-Online and in-person vocal coaching, singing lessons and songwriting lessons from an industry professional and Berklee College of Music Alum. -Lesson are 1 hour. Can accommodate to students' requirements and additional support needs. ︎-Ages 12 to 65+. -All contemporary styles are welcome (Pop, rock, folk, etc.) -Beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. I strongly believe students learn best when they are feeling inspired and challenged, so my priority is to support my students in meeting their individual goals - no matter how ambitious - while making every step enjoyable. Likewise, every lesson plan is personalised to fit my students' interests, support needs, level of commitment and time outside of our lessons, and any specific goals. I am patient, enthusiastic, encouraging, and passionate about teaching and that they have improved their singing from the first few lessons. I’m a professional singer-songwriter and multiple award-winning entrepreneurial independent artist. I am a freelance tutor and I deeply enjoy sharing with a range of students all the knowledge I acquired from Berklee College of Music and my career experience around the USA, Latin America and New Zealand. Besides singing and vocal coaching, I offer my singing students songwriting, performance skills, and self-accompaniment lessons to complement their journey of becoming fully fleshed musicians.

Music is the universal language, and our voice is the instrument that we all share and can use. It just needs a bit of work! I am a professional singing teacher with many years of singing and performing. I have worked with students from all different age groups and musical backgrounds. I offer flexible singing lessons that are tailored and adapted to meet the needs of each individual student I teach, enlightening their strengths and working on their weaknesses. The lessons will explore every aspect of singing, from the rudiments of breathing, the use of the body, warming up the voice, the vocal registers, vocal stability, intonation, music theory, vocal resistance and performance skills. I am a creative and outgoing teacher, I want my students to have fun and feel confident. I’m an empathetic person and always strive to put them at ease and make them excited about learning!

I am a music teacher by profession and have had experience teaching flute, piano, recorder as well as subject music (including theory, music history and music in film study) at a prestigious high school in South Africa. I received my BMus degree at the Nelson Mandela University in the Eastern Cape and received tutelage from Dr Erica Bothma and Dr Erna Cloete. I can teach flute and recorder up to an advanced level, and piano from beginner to a grade 5 level. I am also able to teach music theory up to a grade 5 level. I can provide both structured lessons with the goal to play/write an exam, or provide lessons just to learn for the pleasure of playing an instrument. Each pupil will be treated for their individual needs and desires. I can offer my lessons in English and/or Afrikaans. Unfortunately I do not have a piano in my home yet. I have always had a love for music and have wanted to share that love with the world. I look forward to hearing from you!

As a 1st year bachelor's student in Singing at the Haute école supérieure de musique de Lausanne, I am looking to give lessons in Lausanne. Having already given private lessons in singing, piano and music theory, I enjoy educational work within music. I teach at all levels from the age of 12.

Hello music enthusiasts! I'm Fadhel, your guide to mastering music theory. Why Learn with Me? Clear Concepts: I simplify music theory for easy understanding. Practical Application: Learn theory that enhances your playing and composition. Available Lessons: Fundamentals to Advanced: Tailored lessons for all skill levels. Ready to Dive In? Contact me to unravel the mysteries of music theory!

I started playing guitar when was in the 8th grade. At that time I was into punk, and as got older I moved into listening to classic rock, then blues, then all sorts of funk-jazz and jam bands, and now classical and sacred art. And my playing of the guitar has following the same trajectory: I played in the style I listened to. One common thread through all of this has been an, at first unconscious, but now fully conscious focus on the art of improvisation.

The lever harp is a very diverse instrument, suitable for all levels! In my lessons, I endeavor to help you achieve your musical dreams and goals. Lesson material includes instruction in foundational technique and reading music. I use mostly Irish music as well as classical and church music. However, what I teach can be applied to other styles of music outside of lessons. Music theory can be incorporated to suit your preference or even taken on its own. I have a passion for how music works, and I love to impart that to my students, effectively giving them the tools to become independent musicians and learners!

Qualified Teacher of Electric/Acoustic Guitar/Theory and Composition gives lessons specializing in the musical genre of worldfusion. Techniques taught on electric guitar: rhythm and lead, staccato (alternate picking, economy picking), legato (hammer on, pull off, hybrid picking, bend, strum, palm muting, whammy bar (hard rock, blues, far eastern-middle eastern vocal lines, tapping, sight reading, chords, arpeggios, sweep picking, Ebow, Bottleneck Slide, alternate tunings. Usually most students are interested in integrating and using these techniques to personify non-European music on the electric guitar, both on an equal temperament and non equal, as the electric guitar can "play" in both worlds equally. Finally, I use embodied self-awareness techniques (body scan, breathing awareness, etc.) which are found in Alexander's Technique and Mindfulness Meditation practices, thus helping to improve the student's technique and musicality on their instrument. Why would someone prefer you? My specialization is the electric guitar in the musical idiom of worldfusion, i.e. the osmosis of elements of western popular music with non-European idioms and traditions. The art of music is structured on its 5 worlds: melody, harmony, rhythm, form and timbre. On a cross-cultural level, one can equate each of these 5 parameters with a musical culture and thus unlimited possibilities of original musical creation can arise. For example, imagine a musical composition or improvisation with Indian melody, jazz harmony, Greek rhythm, in ballad form with rock timbre. My teaching can be focused for anyone interested in learning ways to achieve similar musical combinations. Also, due to my studies in the sciences of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnomusicology, all technical and theoretical musical knowledge is also documented on a historical and cultural level based on selected scientific literature that I provide to the student. All in all, together we can explore its worlds: A) popular music (rock, pop, metal, indie, blues, progressive, world music, ambient, cinematic) B) western art music (medieval, Baroque Renaissance, Classicism, Romanticism, 20th century) C) traditional and non-European music (Greece, Balkans, Ireland, India, China, Japan and Indonesia, Africa and the Middle East) D) methods of embodied self-awareness (Mindfulness Meditation, Alexander's Technique) EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION Teaching private lessons (2014-present) Participation in music ensembles, bands and theatre performances as electric guitarist and composer (2014-present) National and Kapodistrian University of Athens - Department of Music Studies/ direction Ethnomusicology and Cultural Anthropology (M.A.) (2023) Counterpoint and Harmony (honors) from the Athens Conservatory (2021) Poetry workshop "Takis Sinopoulos Foundation" (2021) Mindfulness Meditation (2019-present) Alexander's Technique (2023)

I offer individual one-to-one violin lessons for any age and level. You can choose between 30, 45, or 60-minute lessons once a week with 40 lessons total in a year. The lessons can be in Koninklijk Conservatorium (Royal Conservatoire) The Hague, online, or at the student's home with an additional transport fee per lesson. My violin class is open to any genre, from classical to pop. The lessons will be in English, Indonesian, or basic Dutch. There is no need to bring anything for a lesson, but it would be great if you already have your violin, and feel free to bring your previous materials or songs/pieces you have ever learned to the lesson. When teaching, I focus on diversity and inclusivity. I have taught diverse students from various nationalities, ages, and levels.

Experienced flute teacher! I have a few openings for new students. I welcome students of all ages and abilities. Let's talk about your goals and how I can help you achieve them. I have over 30 years of experience teaching hundreds of students of all ages.

No matter whether you are just starting out, are already advanced or are just curious - with me you have come to the right place for fun and success with the instrument (electric and acoustic). We work towards your goals and wishes in a relaxed atmosphere and thanks to my many years of experience in teaching and practicing, you will quickly be able to hear the progress! For children, students and adults. On all common online platforms as well as on site in the middle of the city! I look forward to getting to know you! Best regards, Thomas

Hello! Nice of you to come by! Are you writing lyrics and songs, but not making any real progress? Would you like to get feedback on your compositions and different approaches to make your songs more interesting? I offer you composition lessons that are tailored to you and your songs. After getting to know each other, I will create a curriculum that addresses your needs and desires. What we do in class: We work on your songs and develop them further We talk about rhythm, harmony, melody and lyrics We analyze compositions by different artists You get exercises and assignments About me: For the past ten years, I have performed my own compositions in various bands throughout Germany. From 2018 to 2023, I studied improvised singing at the Franz Liszt University of Music and, during that time, worked for two years as a vocal teacher at a music school. I was selected for the Erasmus program and spent a year studying voice at the Taller de Músics in Barcelona. I also received a full scholarship to Berklee College of Music, where I studied voice, music theory, and composition until August 2026.

We will discuss music theory in relation to the students life , ie, why they want to learn it and what will they use it for. The student will then begin to approach notes and learning music theory through visual and aural demonstration from myself. I will ask them to study and learn what I have taught in each lesson and repeat what they have learned in the following class. I can also help students who do not have English as a first language, I have a lot of patience as a teacher and can take time to help the student understand in their specific way.

We can practice bass together and learn new stuff with me . We can analyze different songs and trying to compose new things also we can do some arrangements for songs . We can do the lessons online or my place or in your places . But on which of those will have different price

Learning music theory can initially appear to be a slightly tedious and intimidating endeavour. However, once you delve into the subject, you will soon discover that it can actually be an incredibly enjoyable and rewarding experience. Music theory serves as the fundamental building block for acquiring the skills necessary to play musical instruments proficiently or compose original music. Understanding the intricacies of music theory provides a solid foundation upon which you can expand your musical knowledge and abilities. It equips you with the tools to decipher the complexities of musical composition, enabling you to analyse and appreciate the various elements that make up a piece of music. By studying music theory, you gain insight into the underlying principles of melody, harmony, rhythm, and structure, which are essential components in creating and performing music. Moreover, learning music theory opens up a world of possibilities for musical exploration and creativity. It allows you to explore different genres, styles, and techniques, giving you the freedom to experiment with your own musical ideas. By grasping the concepts of music theory, you can better understand how different musical elements interact and complement each other, enabling you to compose your own unique melodies and harmonies. In addition, studying music theory enhances your ability to communicate and collaborate with other musicians. It provides a common language that musicians can use to effectively communicate their ideas, ensuring smooth and efficient rehearsals and performances. Whether you are playing in a band, orchestra, or any other musical ensemble, a solid understanding of music theory allows you to contribute meaningfully to the collective musical experience. Furthermore, learning music theory can also deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of music as a listener. By understanding the theoretical concepts behind the music you hear, you can develop a more discerning ear and a deeper understanding of the artistic choices made by composers. This newfound knowledge allows you to engage with music on a more profound level, enabling you to appreciate the nuances and complexities that may have previously gone unnoticed. In conclusion, while learning music theory may initially seem daunting, it is a journey that ultimately leads to a greater understanding and appreciation of music. By immersing yourself in the study of music theory, you unlock a world of creativity, collaboration, and musical exploration.

I like to prepare customized approaches for every student, allowing me to pick out and develop strong points of yours, regardless of music skills and knowledge or age. In the lessons we learn: - BREATHING, POSTURE, PROPER EMBROCHURE The basics for playing any wind instrument is to develope a correct embrochure, a relaxed posture and understanding how to breathe using the diaphragm. Building these foundations is the key to start without frustrations! -TECHNIQUE AND REPERTOIR Learn and develope the proper technique in order to being able to play every music you like. It's best to find a balance between technique excersices and learning songs/music you feel motivated to play to. - MUSICAL NOTATION Music reading and notation, learn to read any score or piece of music you want to play. - IMPROVISE IN VARIOUS STYLES Develope your musicality by learning to improvise in different rythms and styles, being able to express yourself freely. Understand how harmony works and how can we transform technical excersises like scales, arpeggios and patterns into a consistent musical speech - PLAY AND GET FAMILIAR WITH VARIOUS MUSICAL STYLES Jazz, rock, pop, folk, classical music, etc. You can learn to play whatever style you dream to, and understand what makes a genre sound lik one. -HAVE FUN LEARNING AND PLAYING The most important part of this is themost basic: have fun. Enjoy learning music and playing and instrument. Seeing your progress will keep you motivated and enthusiastic!