I studied in Austria, where I finished my master degree for a violinist and violin teacher, and I am currently working in music school in Slovenia. I love music and I want to share my joy through the passionate teaching. My main goal is to find creative, interesting and funny ways of teaching for all. I teach and play all range of music - classical, pop, jazz, improvisation, rock, ethno, ect... My extra qualification is Colourstrings method level A, which specialised me to teach very young children, from 3 years on. Same method is very fun and useful for older beginners, because it has simplified technical and theoretical music and violin knowledge, that means - you learn "heavy stuff" trough easy and fun explanation. Result - very quick and easier learning. I also work on "professional level", my students are successful at state and international competitions. As a student I went through "a lot of fear" phases, so I learned quite many tricks for relaxation on the stage. I have work experiences with people from 3-70years, but sky is the limit ;) ! Playing violin is "hard", but with good and correct teacher's support, it's fun and possible for everyone!

I am a current music student at university. I have an immense love for music history and theory. I am to keep this love going and showing students there's more to music theory than it being the "boring" element! Music Theory is the foundations for all pieces composed. This class is for anyone who wants to work towards the Music Theory exams, or anybody who simply wants to learn Music Theory! Remember, there is no such thing as a stupid question and you'll never be ridiculed for not knowing an answer or concept!

Guitar lessons for all levels by a professional musician. Several years of teaching experience as well as international performance experience and a BA Music. Lessons are catered to the students' needs with a mixture of skills, technique, creativity and songs that the students enjoy. Can work on a wide variety of styles.

I am working as a staff pianist in the conservatories of Den Haag and Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Due to the current circumstances I give only online lessons. I offer piano lessons for any level or age, the only wish is that you try to practice regularly between the lessons. For the rest, I am happy to help you to achieve any goals/fulfill any dreams you might have about piano playing! Also I am specialising on coaching the rhythm/timing for professional and amateur musicians. I work mostly with singers, but the instrumentalists are also welcome shall anyone have questions! For the rhythm coaching I am working on the piece you are working on and you have questions/difficulties with it.

Online classes for Theory music, piano lessons, voice coach, history music, composition. According to what class the students will chose I will provide online professional support in learning the matter subject very methodicly sept by step starting from beginning up to highschool level.

Violin, viola and music theory lessons available online for all levels of students. I teach beginner to advanced, ABRSM grades and diploma levels. Lessons are designed to be fun and engaging and aim to develop musical expression at all levels. I am a professional freelance violinist and violist and have enjoyed playing in a variety of different styles, genres and ensembles. I have myself trained at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester and the University of Cambridge. I'm happy to take on new students for online lessons during these difficult times.

Guitar lessons via Skype. Beautify the Corona waiting time at home with guitars, ukuleles or music theory lessons. With great pleasure, professional instruction suitable for all ages. I will pick you up from where you are. No matter if you are a beginner or advanced. We can learn everything the instruments give. Whether classical, rock, folk, blues and much more, you can progress step by step with your instrument. And who knows? We may see ourselves personally after the crisis. Have a look at Wikipedia. There is information about me. All the best, Frank

I am an electric guitar teacher. All of the lessons will be held online. I can teach music theory, Jazz harmony up to a certain degree, chords scales and several techniques used on the guitar. I can give you etudes so you can practice your hands or instead we can build up a program specifically for you together. I can also give tips to anyone who is interested in songwriting or anyone who uses music recording software. Learning music can be boring sometimes but I want to make it joyful but effective at the same time. Feel free to contact me anytime.

Drum teacher: Jazz, Latin, Funk, Rock, Orchestral *Teaching Skype lessons at a reduced rate!* *Lots of availability anytime as of April 2020!* *Teaching peripatetic drums and percussion in two schools in Knightsbridge and Hackney* I have a 2:1 Bmus in Performance & Production from LCCM. The skills I have learned from my degree are as follows: -I am a competent reader, able to sight-read music for musical theatre, jazz, and Latin arrangements -I have an in-depth knowledge of a wide range of styles: Jazz, Latin, Funk, Orchestral, Rock, German oompah music! -I gig regularly, in all of the styles above, I am often called at short notice to dep gigs when the main drummer can't make it. -My ears have improved greatly by going to jazz jams, attending lots of gigs, seeing how the pros do it! -My university was more like an academy, meaning it was 95% practical, in my final year I was in every day 9 am-9 pm, rehearsing or doing individual practice, the improvement in my playing would not have been equaled had I done a more academic degree. -My ability to work in a team and just communicate with other people has greatly improved. In my final year, I was asked by a lot of my peers to play for their recitals, I was overwhelmed with work but managed to pull through, and as a result, I have created a good reputation for myself and a long list of musical contacts, something very valuable. -I have grade 5 music theory, putting it to practical use by writing music for string quartet, jazz combos, and salsa bands. I have also created backing tracks for my own original music. -Using electronic sounds within a normal acoustic set-up is something I do regularly now. I often have a metronome in my ears on live gigs and have to play specific electronic sounds in time through a Roland SPD-SX, this gives me the ability to replicate specific sounds from studio versions of tracks. I come from a family where music is extremely important. At school, my first band was a rock covers band where my brother played bass. We played regularly in pubs in Dorset, (you may have heard of the Teddy Rocks festival, we played in the very first festival and have played with my band Last Resort ever since). My first teacher was keen for me to learn how to read music, meaning I could play in school orchestras for musicals. I have 2 Grade 8 distinctions, one from Rockschool and one from Trinity Guildhall, I did the Rockschool one first and then thought it best to add the Trinity one! The rock band I was in still plays, we have an EP online and continue to write original music. Having just finished uni, I am keen to start my musical career ASAP, I want to stay in London because it has the best music scene in Europe!! My teaching has reading and listening to its heart. The best thing I have done since coming to London is open my ears to all the styles I didn't like, listen over and over, until they started to grow on me! Music is a cultural and historical lesson as well, it's interesting to see where the popular styles of today came from! Reading will just make you more employable as all the sessions, musical theatre and holiday camp drummers will tell you! I use software such as Noteflight which allows me to playback scores, making sight-reading an easier and more enjoyable process, and meaning I can share scores with students via email. Each student is also given a video recording of what we studied in the lesson, which is a very valuable resource, something they can take away from each lesson, and makes remembering what we learned much easier! I look forward to answering any queries you may have and hope to teach you very soon!

I specialise in teaching people who have little or no music theory knowledge. Trying to learn to read music can often feel like a daunting or time consuming uphill struggle. I break everything down into simple to understand manageable memorable chunks and take your own learning style into account. I follow and adapt the industry leading ABRSM Grade courses which I have extensive experience in. I have taken these exams myself, run exam course centres and taught the syllabus for many years. I teach via an platform which allows both student and teacher to notate live on the same document. The pace is set to meet the needs of the student who is encouraged to give regular feedback on how they think classes are going. As a music scholar at King's School Gloucester I served as a chorister at Gloucester Cathedral from 1996-2003 where I also learned the piano and the cello. I continue to use my music skills as a professional actor both on film, for example as cello player Charles Morel in On Chesil Beach, and in the theatre. At this time I am only able to offer online classes due to government advice since the outbreak of COVID-19. I'm therefore only offering music theory classes at present. I believe online session will be a productive way of exploring music theory.

The violin is an enjoyable instrument to learn from. It has seen many uses within all genres of music. To learn the techniques might seem redundant, but patients and practice go a long way. Here you will be learning about tips, guidance and general skills vital to improve technique and to become comfortable with playing the violin. Music theory will be somewhat incorporated into the lessons, giving better understanding of the structure of the music. Body posture is another critical element to play the violin. Slouching causes tension and harder playing level. By readjusting and getting in the correct posture, it will cover the majority of finger positions, shifting, and performance to play violin efficiently. I focus on classical style violin, but I’m also exposing myself towards gypsy jazz, jazz, klezmer, folk, bluegrass, and world music. If you have a song that you have a desire to play, please let me know.

Whether you wish to study Piano, Music Theory or Composition, my teaching approach is anchored on understanding how music is made. Why? Because unpicking your favourite music and discovering the fundamental musical laws behind it is the best way to learn how to absorb, memorise and ultimately perform it or, if you're a composer, to find inspiration for your own music. In our first class we will discuss your main areas of interest and musical ambitions. Based on these we will make a plan to help you pursue and achieve them. My main areas of specialism are classical and contemporary classical music. I can also teach students with an interest in jazz, popular music and songwriting. Over the last eight years, I have taught more than one hundred students of all ages and abilities. If you have a passion for piano or composition, or would simply like to know more about how music is made, I would love to hear from you.

I specialize in teaching music theory and piano, especially for songwriters, drawing from my background of classical piano, my MA in songwriting, and my career as a published singer/songwriter. I assign creative exercises as homework, and I try to not let any question unanswered! For instrumentalists, we will look at the piano and some of its different techniques - classical, jazz, accompanying yourself, with focus on what the student actually wants to learn. For songwriters, we will go through music theory basics, and then basic harmony until we will be able to construct own our songs.

I’m a freelance opera singer based in Putney and I have been teaching privately music theory, singing, early stages and beginners piano and GCSE and A Level music for 10 years now. I’ve had much success with pupils taking ABRSM exams and being offered positions in nationally acclaimed choirs such as the National Youth Choir of Great Britain; most pupils passing exams with merits and distinctions. My qualifications include a bmus with honours from the University of Manchester, a bmus from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and most recently an Mmus and Mperf from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. For my online lessons the electronic resources I can use are facetime, google hangouts, whatsapp video/call, skype and zoom video. I aim to create a lesson that is tailored towards the specific requirements of your child and always strive to create a fun learning environment!

Learn the basics of viola playing or hone your skills to advance further in the world of music. Understand the technical aspects of viola playing, gradually building on the acquired knowledge in a systematic and structured manner. Feel the benefits of a physiology-aware approach and the freedom of movement that comes with it. Reach your goals, whether it is preparing for exams or personal achievement. Express yourself through your playing and HAVE FUN! The class is designed to suit the student's individual needs, pre-existing skills and learning pace. Through a series of exercises and studies as well as through problem-solving the student will be encouraged to achieve their desired goals.

I am an enthusiastic teacher specialising in singing, piano and music theory. I have been teaching since 2014, alongside working as a professional opera singer. I have experience teaching one on one singing lessons in a school and privately, as well as teaching joint lessons. I work with a fun and technical approach whilst keeping the lessons engaging. I am now teaching online which has been hugely successful with students and parents alike! Singing lessons: I teach singing lessons for students of all ages and all levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced). Lessons include: Vocal Technique 
Building confidence 
 Audition and exam preparation 
 Finding the right repertoire for you 
 Vocal Health 
Working on breathing, vibrato, support and vocal range 
Sight-reading 
 Choral Singing Performance skills Help with languages (Italian, French, German and Latin)
 Genre: I teach all genres of singing including classical, operatic, musical theatre, pop and choral. Teaching Music Theory: I teach music theory up to Grade 5. The lessons include: Exam preparation Learning to read music Aural Skills Teaching in Piano: I teach beginners piano and start from age 4, I have a 100% success rate with the ABRSM piano prep test exam, which is a great stepping stone in preparing for piano exams.

I am a young and professional multi-instrumentalist with a broad knowledge of music. I have been performing for over a decade and in a variety of settings, ranging from concert halls to nightclubs. I also have experience composing music for film and animation and producing albums for singer/songwriters and bands. My interests range from classical music to rock, pop to EDM, jazz to electroacoustic. My five years of study in both South Africa and the UK have equipped me with a thorough understanding of musical styles, history and culture. I have been teaching for five years (through a school for two of them). I have taught both ABRSM and Trinity syllabi with no student receiving a mark below 70% to date! My students have gone on to study music degrees and become professional performers and composers. My teaching style varies depending on the needs of the student. Depending on your aims and availability, we will develop a unique method that ensures you move forward with your passion! I am of the opinion that music is much more than the act of playing or composing, and that it is in fact a therapy. My lessons are calming, focused, thorough and introspective. I teach love for music and promote the importance of music in today's’ world.

aving graduated in 2017 with a First Class Honours Degree in Music from the University of Oxford, Elizabeth now divides her time between teaching Music and performing it. Elizabeth currently works as a Secondary School Music Teacher and as a Peripatetic Music Teacher, offering Piano, Music Theory, Violin, Viola and Singing Lessons. Elizabeth now teaches online and is looking forward to seeing you for a class. Elizabeth has experience teaching children and adults. She is always encouraging and likes to have laugh too. I prepare students for Music Exams (ABRSM/ Trinity/ Rock School/ LCM), but equally I like to teach repertoire to those who do not want the pressure of an exam as well. At this time of confinement, we need online lessons more than ever. Let’s all stretch ourselves and keep ourselves occupied. Perhaps you want a project? Perhaps Music lessons will be it!