Music lesson brass, woodwinds, music theory and dictation - Geraardsbergen

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Music lesson brass, woodwinds, music theory and dictation

From 63.32 C$ /h

I am Didier and I live in Belgium.
I am a graduate (professional musician, music teacher). I have 35 years of international experience in giving music lessons of all levels, both with brass and woodwinds. As a professional musician I have orchestral experience in various orchestras (eg with Enio Morricone, Royal band of the Belgian Guides). I also regularly record studio recordings with various groups and bands, about 40 CDs.
I can help the level to a higher level for both beginners and advanced musicians. Both with classical, jazz, or world music, etc ...

Do not hesitate to contact me if you need more information, I will be happy to help you!

Musical greetings.

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Deftinge, 9570 Lierde, België

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

45 minutes

The class is taught in

Dutch

French

English

Skills

Music theory

Jazz music

Music teacher training

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Karel

5.0

(4)

Professionally trained musician and composer with many years of experience as a driven pedagogue is always open to guide new students.
I also have a lot of experience in guiding young students with high school music aspirations, especially music theory, analysis, chord theory ...
My specializations are: piano (jazz - pop as well as basic classical for beginners), composition and songwriting, arranging with a view to production.

Eva

5.0

(4)

Experience has taught me that it is very important to build a warm, trusting relationship with students, especially the very young ones. Bringing laughter, a sense of humour, games, and creating imaginative stories with music are my motives throughout the lesson.

The goals and character of each student guides the teaching approach I adopt - some students enjoy learning for the joy of music, whilst others prefer to aim for recognised qualifications or grades. In both cases I aim to make learning enjoyable.

I always encourage all my students, of whatever age or ability, to do some simple improvisation, and have developed several ways to facilitate this. I emphasise developing technique and music theory as they make the foundation of becoming a good musician throughout life.

Natalia

5.0

(4)

I have been giving private music lessons and fortepiano for a long time. In addition to my classical music education in 2000, I obtained my bachelor's degree in psychopedagogy in 2006. This year I am interested in expanding my practice to include more students with special needs.
I learned about the different ways music can help students with special needs. It helps them express their emotions and develop their memories and self-regulatory skills.
It can show them strengths that they might not otherwise find during their school day. It can also open their eyes to a whole world of expression and beauty, enriching their lives.
I find out what works for a particular student, what distracts them, what motivates them, what helps them focus and sometimes just learn how to relate to them.
As a music teacher I enjoy working with the special needs students with autism and visual impairment

Maria

5.0

(4)

My name is María, I am 25 years old and I am a professional cellist who graduated in Spain two years ago. Now I am doing a Master in Classical Music at the Royal Conservatory of Ghent.

For so many years I have been teaching music in different forms and ages (in already private schools): To people who wanted to get started in the musical language or start playing an instrument, to people who wanted to learn a score. or develop their musical tools, to people who wanted to continue growing as a musician and training their listening and people who wanted to improve their musical theoretical knowledge.

If you are just starting out with cello or music, if you want some extra lessons, if you need to prepare and an audition or an exam, if you are doing high level studies, I can help you. I have been studying and playing the cello for many years in different places (orchestras, conservatories, recordings, musicals...) so I think I can give you some good advice in different areas.

I like to think (and I do in my lessons) that music is a universal language and that anyone can learn and understand it. Also that each person can make their own approach to this wonderful language.

If you are interested in taking a lesson, let me know!

Iris

5.0

(4)

As an experienced saxophonist I like to pass on my knowledge in an adapted, easy way. From the beginning, the focus is on what you want to learn to play yourself. If you do not yet have solfège knowledge, this will be learned while playing the saxophone.

In terms of difficulty, I have experience with all levels of saxophonists ranging from young children to retirees who still want to fulfill their dream as a musician. With one it goes a little more smoothly than with the other, but on average you can easily play a first song in less than a month.

Lessons can be scheduled very flexibly. Would you like a lesson every week, or perhaps a monthly refresher? That's possible! We'll coordinate our schedules. Would you prefer a half-hour, 45-minute, or an hour-long lesson? That's also possible. I also have an extensive music library available for you to use. Your own books, works, CDs, or suggestions are also welcome!

Location: at my home after work hours/weekends. Melle area, easily accessible by car, bus, or train (Kwatrecht station).

Ejin

5.0

(4)

Piano lessons with possibly music theory in combination. for beginners. I study classical piano at the MUDA art secondary school in Evergem. My music theory is also very strong. I teach music theory in combination with piano and music theory/music history.

Sabrina

5.0

(4)

Over the past few years I have been fortunate enough to coach young and old in piano playing.
I work on a tailor-made basis and integrate music theory into piano lessons.

Do you want to learn to play a specific piece?
Is learning to play the piano on your bucket list? There is only one way to find out if playing the piano is for you: just do it! No one is too old to learn to play the piano. Learning is very rewarding. Did you know that playing the piano is good for your coordination, memory and concentration?

We work at your pace with a pleasant learning method and make appointments according to your possibilities.

Silvia

5.0

(4)

As a graduated music pedagogue, I adapt my lessons to the student's needs and interests. My goal is to give an as complete as possible preparation in the technical and artistic fields while keeping the lesson a positive, creative and constructive experience for all students, from the youngest children who didn't learn to read yet to more mature people looking for new challenges.

I am specialised in teaching piano for beginner, integrating my lessons with tidbits of music theory in order to give the students wider knowledge and awareness.

Group lessons for two or three students are also an option.

Gabor

5.0

(4)

You will learn to read guitar tab together with music theory as the mirror method, 'so that you can easily play pop, rock, jazz, or metal songs from tablature notation, or from chord diagrams in a super fun simplified way, everything explained step by step' also the basic music theory that keeps you motivated to play guitar'

Marnie

5.0

(4)

Welcome to my singing lessons!
Whether you're interested in classical singing or other vocal styles, I offer lessons suitable for all ages, from young beginners to seasoned singers. My focus is on teaching vocal technique, vocal hygiene, and I can also provide music theory lessons. In my lessons, you will learn the fundamentals of singing, including proper breathing techniques, vocal warm-ups, and exercises to improve vocal range and control.
I believe in creating a supportive and encouraging environment where my students can explore and develop their unique voices. Whether you aim to pursue a career in singing or simply want to improve your skills for personal enjoyment, I am here to guide you on your musical journey.
Together, we will work on refining your technique, expanding your repertoire, and enhancing your overall musicality. If you are interested in scheduling a lesson or have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. I would be delighted to help you unleash the full potential of your voice and yourself!

Thomas

5.0

(4)

The lessons are given in 1 hour or I offer:

- Music theory and drum theory
- Independence Work
- Work with the metronome and mastery of it
- Basics and mastery of the snare drum
- Introduction to or mastery of the double pedal.
- Introduction to or mastery of various musical styles such as jazz, blues, rock, pop, metal, Latin music
-introduction to the maintenance of your drums and the rest of the instrument.

Bart

5.0

(4)

Professor at the conservatoire prepares you for higher education entrance exams or further education at all levels. Solfège, music theory, ear training in all levels and international. Travelling abroad is possible.
Also accompanist in musical theatre, can provide you accompaniments of musical theatre songs.

Gilles

5.0

(4)

Everyone can learn to sing.

We are all different people with vastly different voices, meaning that the road to becoming good singers is never the same. I try to look at each student as an individual with a different unique lesson path.
Whether it's technique, improvisation, composition, arrangements,...
There is always something you can work on to make yourself a better singer/musician.

I tend to focus on the following aspects:

- Technique (mostly from CVT)
- Pitch (working on intervals)
- Standard jazz repertoire
- Playing/learning through improvisation.
- English pronunciation
- Composition
- confidence ;)