Acoustic/electric guitar, piano and/or music theory lessons

From 60.16 C$ /h

I have been playing guitar (acoustic, bass, electric) for over 15 years, in varying styles, and been playing piano for almost 30 years. I can teach you basics, advanced techniques, musical theory or a combination. Also available for piano lessons.

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Around Amsterdam, Netherlands

About Me

I am an Australian ex-pat living in Amsterdam. Music has always been a huge part of my life and I love sharing the joy it has brought me with other people.
I play guitar (bass, acoustic, electric), piano and drums, and have musically directed a number of large productions, and lead choirs of more than 50 people.

Education

Formal musical education from 6-18 years.
Bachelor of Mechatronic Engineering, University of New South Wales.
Master of Science (Renewable Energy), Hanze Hogeschool.

Experience / Qualifications

25 years piano
12 years bass guitar
10 years electric/acoustic guitar
Musical director of several shows
Choir director of multiple ensembles

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

English

French

Skills

Guitar

Acoustic

Electric

Rock

Classical

Pop

Song & varieties

Piano

Music theory lessons

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Nadav

5.0

(4)

Hi!

My name is Nadav and I am an Israeli pianist and enthusiastic piano teacher.
I give piano lessons with great pleasure and patience. The lessons are suitable for all ages and levels.
For each student I create a lesson plan that is adapted to their needs, level and (most importantly) musical desire.
You can learn both classical and pop music with me.

Lessons can be given in Dutch, English or Hebrew.

Pedro

5.0

(4)

This class focuses on the main aspects of classical guitar performance and education and will be adapted regarding the student's own knowledge, skills, and ambitions

-knowledge of the fretboard

-music reading;

-music interpretation;

-body and hand posture;

-left and right-hand technique
exercises;

-memory exercises for playing by heart;

-guidance in the organizing of the student's practice schedule;

-preparation for admission exams in music schools (ex. Sweelinck Academy) and Music Conservatories;

-preparation for classical guitar competitions and recitals.

Bárbara

5.0

(4)

Making music is incredible. You can have fun, express your feelings, develop your brain, share nice moments playing, meet new people and other countless benefits...
Violin and viola are beautiful string instruments that can be challenging but also very fun to learn and you do need a good teacher to help you with that!
Besides being a professional viola player, I am also studying teaching and music education, in order to become a better teacher and adequate my approach according to the individual needs of each student.
I have lots of experience teaching children and adults in my country and in teaching children here in the Netherlands!
I will also give you all the support to find the right instrument for yourself!

Gwendoline

5.0

(4)

I am 21 years old and I am currently a flute student at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. I finished my studies in conservatories in France and obtained a license in music and musicology at the Sorbonne (Paris IV).
I offer personalized lessons meeting the desires and ambitions of everyone, from the simple beginner to the confirmed musician.
For the flute lessons, I offer exercises for sound, technique, adapted pieces. During music theory lessons, I can give tips for learning to read keys, rhythms, and offer dictations. Studying the theory allows you to learn to recognize chords, to calculate a score, to analyze the structure of a piece, to recognize the style from musical elements.
It is possible to combine several lessons, for example half an hour of flute then a quarter of an hour of music theory.

Daniel

5.0

(4)

Hi I'm Daniel, an enthusiastic and dedicated guitar teacher who loves meeting his students' own goals. By combining my 6 years of experience in teaching guitar with my students' own interests, I help my students make progress in the most engaging way possible.

I provide my students with a grounding in the basics of technique and theory to make sure they develop good habits, enabling them to make use of the near-infinite resources online when they want to play and learn more in their free time and later in life. I believe a good teacher is one who makes their students able to go on independently and with joy and passion for their instrument.

Learn your favourite songs, demystify music theory, learn how songs are written (and get help writing your own), learn to play songs by ear, explore a range of genres... I look forward to helping you with your own musical journey!

Shreyansh

5.0

(4)

We will talk about your goals and together we will figure out what you exactly need to level up.

I will design a practice schedule for you with suitable exercises that you personally enjoy and find fun, cos. Hey, music is supposed to be a stress buster, but that being said you gotta work to get better at anything.

We will also talk about how it is to be a professional musician in the current music scene, and what skills apart from drumming are needed to be a musician.

I have been teaching privately for the past 3 years, with happy students, and I am so glad that I am being able to help others move further in this journey of drums and life. Let's hang out soon, Cheers!

5.0

(4)

My goal is to help you become a confident guitarist by combining technique, musical understanding, and the music that inspires you. Whether you want to learn your favorite songs, improve your technique, develop improvisation skills, explore different musical styles, or build a strong foundation in music theory, I would be happy to help you reach your goals step by step.

Lessons combine structure and flexibility, allowing you to progress at your own pace. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Renate

5.0

(4)

The piano is one of the most universal instruments. As a piano player you can be your own orchestra and play as a soloist, but you can also make beautiful music or accompany ensembles, in any musical style.

In my lessons I want to offer the student a broad foundation on the piano:

learn to read notes, play and interpret existing pieces of music
learn to listen carefully, play it by ear and after a while learn to make your own piano part
playing with chord progressions, gaining insight into harmony and chord theory
learn to improvise and come up with your own pieces
teamwork, because this way you learn to listen even better

My own roots lie in classical music, which provides a good technical basis for the instrument.

Ever since I was a student, I have enjoyed making music the most when you discover various music genres (such as classical, jazz, pop, world music) for yourself. This way you learn to connect these different musical worlds. As a teacher, I want to pass on all these possibilities to the student, so that after playing the piano for a while, he/she can determine his/her own path.

Rufus

5.0

(4)

I've been playing the piano with great passion for 18 years, and over the past 5 years, alongside my studies and music-making endeavors, I've been teaching multiple students ranging from 7 to 50 years old. My expertise lies in truly understanding music theory and composing and improvising music. Having played in many pop and jazz (big) bands and creating daily compositions for solo piano and bands, I've developed an enthusiasm for these genres that I love to impart to my students. In recent years, I've also been heavily involved in music production, and lessons in this direction are also possible!

I often use theory as a background to contextualize the songs we practice (which are often chosen by the student themselves). I use these songs to convey improvisation and composition skills. Additionally, I believe it's important for the student to develop their own way of learning. I strive to create a free yet disciplined learning environment.

Beatrice

5.0

(4)

Would you like to learn the transverse flute with a new method?
This class is inspired to the Abreu method, the musical version of the Montessori teaching approach.

During the last 2 years, I have applied the Abreu method to countless scholars, with ages ranging from 8 to 70.
Results have been amazing and I really hope you can be the next!

Here's what makes it special:
- A playful approach! While learning the rules and the discipline behind music, we will boost your progress with a lot of fun. Thanks to the Abreu approach, we can master your solfeggio and play classical tracks at the same time.
- Teaching materials suitable for scholars of every level. Through many years of experience, I have collected an extremely wide range of sheets and exercises.
- During the first lesson, we schedule our work in mini-courses. This way you know exactly how much you will pay and in return for what.
- Everyone has potential and I am here to let you express it.