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Professional Cellist teaches Online Classes, both reinforcement and initiation

From 59.55 C$ /h

I have been playing and studying the cello for almost a lifetime and I can assure you that it is one of the most wonderful things that can be done. Even if it costs! I can teach both beginners or amateurs who want to improve their level, as well as advanced students who want to perfect their work. Also, if you are someone who is considering starting with this instrument, do not hesitate!

We will work on all aspects of the execution: the technique of both hands, posture, relaxation, musical expressiveness ...

Location

Online from Spain

About Me

I'm a Spanish cellist that studied my Masters Degree and a Postgraduate in Ghent (Belgium) and I currently combine teaching with regular freelance work in different orchestras and ensembles, such as Opera Ballet Vlaanderen or Orquestra Ciutat de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya.

I base myself on the teachings received from my teachers during all my years of study, in which I have always been especially interested in the importance of the figure of the teacher for the healthy development of students. I adapt to the technical and musical needs of each student, even if we start from 0, without prior musical knowledge.

Education

-Postgraduate in Musical Performance Practice with Judith Ermert at the KASK-Conservatorium of the School of Arts in Gent.

-Masters Degree in Music with Judith Ermert at the KASK-Conservatorium of the School of Arts in Gent.

-I received my Bachelor Degree with Honor Mention at the Superior Conservatory of Music "Joaquín Rodrigo" of València, Spain.

-I coursed my Professional Degree at the Professional Conservatory of Music "Mestre Vert" of Carcaixent, where I received the Professional Music Award.

-I have received advice from renowned soloists and pedagogues such as Gautier Capuçon, Voro Bolón, Enrico Dindo, Peter Bruns, Tilmann, Wick, Troëls Svane, Sun Won-Yang or Asier Polo. In addition, I've been been a regular student of the great pedagogue María Casado.

Experience / Qualifications

I was cello teacher at the Muziekschool de Pinte, where I had 14 regular students
I've been privately teaching for the past few years and I have taken part in pedagogical courses given by CEPIC (Center for the Pedagogy of String Instruments)

I combine this with my orchestral experience, having been Academist of the Belgian National Orchestra & La Monnaie and as regular collaborator with the Opera Ballet Vlaanderen or the Orquestra Ciutat de Barcelona

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

30 minutes

45 minutes

60 minutes

90 minutes

120 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Spanish

German

Catalan

Dutch

Skills

Cello

Music teacher training

Reviews

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -04:00)

New York

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Cello lessons for all levels, both reinforcement and initiation.

59.55 C$ /h

I've spent my whole life practicing and playing the cello, and I can assure you it's one of the most wonderful things you can do. Even if it's hard!
I teach classes for both beginners and amateurs looking to improve their playing, as well as for advanced students looking to perfect their skills. Also, if you're thinking about taking up this instrument, don't hesitate!

I also prepare students for entrance exams for both vocational and higher education.

I base my work on the lessons I've learned from my teachers throughout my years of study, during which I've always been particularly interested in the importance of the teacher in the healthy development of students.

I adapt to the technical and musical needs of each student, even if we start from scratch, with no prior musical knowledge. We will work on all aspects of cello playing: technique with both hands, posture, musical expression...

Natia

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Hello!

I’m Natia, a lifelong music enthusiast with a deep passion for sharing the transformative power of music. My journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance from Tbilisi State Conservatoire, followed by a Master’s degree from Zurich University of the Arts. Over the past decade, I’ve had the privilege of nurturing budding musicians, having started teaching when I was just 16 years old.

My teaching style is dynamic and tailored to your unique goals. Whether you’re drawn to the elegance of Classical music, the charm of Jazz, or the rhythm of Pop, I’ll guide you every step of the way. Together, we’ll unlock your potential and transform your love for music into a lifelong skill.

No matter your level of experience, all you need is motivation, determination, and a little time to practice—I’ll take care of the rest!

Let’s make music together and bring your passion to life. 🎵

Jelena

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Private piano lessons in English, learning how to play piano and how to understand music, learning music theory, solfeggio and training technic. For absolute beginners to advanced level students, with lots of fun and challenges, together we are enjoying the process of learning. The entire program is based on the individual needs and abilities of a student, so every kind of student can fit! There are a few different programs and plans that we follow for any level and a kind of student.

Damián

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The Tecla y Música Workshop is a space designed to learn and develop your musical and expressive sense through the piano and / or keyboards.
The main objective is to learn to make music and enjoy the learning process and its results.
The material with which we work (songs, instrumental pieces and exercises) is mainly oriented to your musical taste, and the choice is based on gradually expanding your technical and expressive possibilities, while exploring different musical styles.
In this way, different tools are being incorporated to achieve, in a short term, mastery and fluency over the musical language and the instrument.
Given that each student has different interests and concerns, whether playing as a hobby or developing a professional career, composing, improvising, etc., the orientation of the classes is built according to the possibilities and particular needs of each case.
The work proposal implies a weekly class frequency to achieve optimal work dynamics and that the results are visible in a short term.
There is also the possibility of taking isolated classes in order to solve a specific objective such as developing and perfecting some particular aspect of music practice and / or theory as well as preparing instrument exams or theoretical subjects for institutions of musical studies.

Nikola

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In just 4 weeks, I will take you... yes, YOU, with zero experience, no “music talent”, no clue where to start, and show you exactly how to play the songs you love... step by step... Just like I’ve already done for over 200 students before you.

What If I Handed You The Exact Tools, Secrets, And Proven Methods To Finally Master The Accordion... And Made Sure You Actually Used Them?

Listen, you don’t need to be “born with talent.” You don’t need to start young. And you sure as heck don’t need to figure this out alone.

Here’s what you’ll get when you step inside the Accordion Joy Academy:

✔️ Private access to our inner circle community. The place where accordion lovers, from total beginners to seasoned players, share victories, swap tips, and lift each other up.
✔️ The secret techniques to play with virtuosity, even if your fingers feel like sausages right now.
✔️ Complete lesson recordings, sheet music, video breakdowns, playlists, and books, all at your fingertips, so you’ll never feel stuck or lost again.
✔️ A rich, exciting repertoire built around classical gems, but customized to your taste. Want tango? Folk? Movie themes? You got it.
✔️ Music theory made simple, practical, and 100% tied to what you’re actually playing. No fluff. No lectures.
✔️ Speed-learning strategies that help you tackle new pieces faster than you thought possible.
✔️ Clear, motivating goals and a roadmap to get you from where you are now to where you dream of being.
✔️ Study schemes and practice blueprints, designed to squeeze every drop of progress out of the time you have.
✔️ Performance coaching so you don’t just “play notes”... you tell stories through your instrument.
✔️ Weekly working schedules, study guides, to-do lists and action plans. No guesswork. Just follow the plan and watch yourself improve.

This is a rebellion against the idea that you have to be “born talented” or “start at age 5” to become a musician.
I’ll prove it to you.

Why Settle for One Style... When You Can Master Them All?

Most beginners stop at one song... one style... one small win. Not here. Not you.
Because once you learn the system I teach... You won’t just play music, you’ll travel the world without leaving your home...

🎻 Baroque – Music that once echoed in royal courts. You’ll command it like a master.
🎹 Classical – The greats. Mozart. Beethoven. You’ll whisper their language through your bellows.
💃 South American – Think tango, milonga, the kind of rhythms that seduce people off their seats. (Warning: May cause spontaneous dancing.)
🎬 Pop & Movie Music – Themes that make people cry, smile, and remember. Everyone knows these tunes... and now, they’ll know you can play them.
🎩 Musette – That dreamy, nostalgic sound from a smoky Paris café. You don’t just play Musette, you paint a picture.
🎺 Klezmer – Raw. Soulful. Sometimes sad, sometimes wild. Always unforgettable.
🎷 Jazz – This isn’t “just notes.” It’s attitude. It’s freedom. You’ll feel it in your bones.
🍀 Irish Folk – Fast, fun, and full of character. You’ll be grinning every time you squeeze out a reel or jig.
🏴‍☠️ Scottish Folk – Stirring. Bold. Warrior music with soul. You’ll feel it in your chest.
🥁 Balkan Folk – Offbeat rhythms and wild melodies that dare you to stay in your seat.
🧠 Contemporary Classical – Modern, expressive, and unlike anything you’ve heard before. It’s where the old world meets the new.

And when they hear you play... they’ll ask, “Where did you learn to do that?”

You’ll smile... because you’ll know.
It started right here.

Hi, I'm Nikola, Your Teacher.
I wasn’t born with a gift.
At five years old, I picked up an accordion that was almost bigger than me. I didn’t know it then, but that single moment would shape the rest of my life.

Since that day, I’ve dedicated over two decades to mastering this beautiful, misunderstood instrument. And along the way, I discovered something powerful, you don’t need to be born with talent, perfect timing, or a famous last name to make music. You just need a little courage to start... and the right guide to help you along the way.

In 2020, I graduated from the prestigious ArtEZ Conservatory in The Netherlands with a degree in accordion teaching. But truth be told, most of what makes me the teacher I am today didn’t come from a classroom. It came from the stage. From competitions. From the nerves before a performance and the applause that follows. I’ve been honored to win the Dutch National Accordion Competition. Twice. But what matters more is this:

I know exactly what it feels like to think something’s too difficult.
I’ve seen students who thought they were too old, too inexperienced, or too busy. People who believed music wasn’t for them, until they realized it was.

That’s why I created Accordion Joy Academy. Because whether you’re 5 or 75, whether you’ve played before or not, you can learn to play the accordion. And I’ll prove it to you.

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking, “I wish I could do that”, now’s your moment.
I’ll meet you where you are, and together, we’ll turn those old doubts into music.

30 Days from Now... You'll Be Playing Your First Song, Or You Get Every Cent Back.

It doesn’t matter if you’ve never touched an accordion in your life... or if you haven’t learned something new in years... Because with my step by step method, you will play your first song in just 30 days, proudly, confidently, and with a smile on your face.

And if you don’t? If you try and it simply isn’t for you? Just let me know. I’ll refund every penny.

Because at this stage in life, you deserve more than empty promises. You deserve real joy, real results, and a risk-free way to experience both. Let’s make these next 30 days start of something beautiful.

Andrea

5.0

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Hello! I've been teaching continuously for over 10 years, and I'd like to explain what you can expect from a class with me.

Personalized approach: The most important thing is to know what you want to achieve. I will tailor the lessons to your needs: playing for pleasure at home is not the same as preparing for entrance exams (although always with the same rigor). Your goals will influence the methodology, the organization of your studies, the repertoire, and so on.

Relaxed (but rigorous) environment: Once you've defined your goals, classes will be dynamic and pressure-free. Note! "Relaxed" doesn't mean undemanding; we'll just avoid military methods—especially given my personality and sense of humor.

Music, not just notes: My methods are very dynamic, with a special emphasis on hearing and musicality. No "read, play, and turn the page." I avoid approaches obsessed with reading sheet music without memorizing, listening, or understanding what is being played. I want you to own your performance and make artistic decisions. Warning! I might even make you sing.

No stylistic barriers: Thanks to my training in Jazz and Modern Music, I give equal importance to all genres. Adapting to your tastes, we'll go from baroque to blues, from Haydn to bebop... or even Michael Jackson. Why not?

If you identify with this approach, contact me! Learning the cello is a pleasure, and I'd love to share it with you!

Mayssa

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I offer comprehensive and specialized lessons in Arabic and Oriental music, designed to help students build a strong musical foundation that combines theoretical understanding with practical performance. The course follows a clear, progressive methodology, adapted to each student’s level, background, and personal goals.

Course Content:

🎵 Oud

Introduction to the instrument, posture, and plectrum (risha) technique

Study of fundamental and advanced Arabic maqamat

Understanding maqam pathways and modulations

Free and rhythmic improvisation (taqasim)

Performing traditional pieces and selected Arabic songs

Developing authentic Oriental musical expression

🎹 Keyboard

Applying Arabic maqamat on the keyboard

Finger technique and hand coordination

Accompanying vocals in an Oriental style

Distinguishing between Western and Arabic scales

Practical use of Arabic rhythms and modes

🎼 Solfeggio & Sight Reading

Step-by-step music reading skills

Ear training and melodic recognition

Rhythmic and melodic exercises

Improving intonation and avoiding off-pitch singing or playing

Connecting hearing, voice, and instrument

📚 Music Theory

Structure and theory of Arabic maqamat

Oriental rhythms and rhythmic cycles (iqaat)

Melodic phrasing and musical form

Musical analysis of Arabic repertoire

Fundamentals of composition and melodic development

Teaching Approach:

Progressive and structured learning path

Clear explanations supported by practical examples

Application through well-known Arabic songs

Personalized exercises for each student

Continuous guidance and performance evaluation

Who Is This Course For?

Absolute beginners with no musical background

Students seeking a solid academic foundation

Hobbyists aiming to improve their skills

Musicians wishing to deepen their understanding of Arabic music

Miriam

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Are you in love with the sound of the cello but have never dared to start playing it?
Have you been playing the cello as an amateur and now need an expert to guide you?
Do you want to develop and improve your cello and musical skills?
Do you need reinforcement lessons?
Would you like to prepare for entrance exams to the conservatory?
Would you love to join a youth orchestra and need help preparing for the auditions?
...
These are the private cello lessons you were looking for!

My name is Miriam, I am a graduate in Master of Classical Music at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent.
I've been teaching cello to children, teenagers and adults for 10 years, so I've acquired the necessary experience to be able to adapt to the different and personal needs and objectives of each student. My teaching methodology focuses on creating a friendly and relaxed environment (which does not mean undemanding!) in which students feel confident to express their own ideas and worries. In my lessons I focus on technical and postural questions, but we also reflect together on the music, as I like my students to develop their own musical ideas and not just imitate the teacher.

Contact me now to schedule your first lesson and take the first step toward your musical aspirations! :)

Juliet

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We offer you piano classes in online format from anywhere in the world where you are, we have a dynamic, fun format, with free support material.
It is a method where you can learn your favorite songs and in addition to that you learn music theory, music reading, rhythms and very important genres.

For all ages

Didac

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Hi! I’m Didac Barber, a professional concert pianist and experienced teacher from Spain, now based in the Netherlands.

I hold a Master’s in Piano Performance from The Hartt School (USA) and trained at ESMUC Barcelona, studying with top international pianists like Adolf Pla and Luiz de Moura Castro. I’ve performed across Europe, the U.S., and Asia, and have taught piano for over 15 years — in conservatories, private studios, and internationally online.

My passion lies not only in performance but in helping students discover what they are capable of. I’m dedicated, empathetic, and patient — and I want you to enjoy your learning journey as much as I do sharing it.

Each student is different, and so are my lessons.
Whether you're just starting out or already preparing for auditions or performances, I’ll adapt the lesson to your goals, challenges, and musical taste.

We can work, all in a way that feels personal and motivating, on:
* Technique and sound production
* Repertoire (classical, contemporary, film music, etc.)
* Musical expression and interpretation
* Performance preparation (concerts, exams, auditions)
* Practice strategies and confidence-building

I’m here to help you be the best pianist you can be, whether that means mastering Bach or finally playing your favorite piece with confidence.

Lessons are at students home or online, and taught in English, Spanish, or Catalan, unfortunately not in Dutch for now.

Feel free to message me if you have any questions. I’d love to hear about your musical goals and help you reach them.
Let’s make music together!
— Didac 🎶

Jeanette

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Want to become a more credible, high-level music educator—and charge premium rates?

Gain an internationally recognised ABRSM teaching diploma and attract students locally and worldwide.

Train with a specialist in music pedagogy:
• Master’s in Music Education
• Published in Psychology of Music
• 10+ years teaching experience across 50+ schools

✔ Structured 4–5 month programmes
✔ Step-by-step guidance (video, written submission & viva)
✔ Fully online coaching

Jeanette

Sdaggasdgasdg

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Learn to play guitar in a simple and enjoyable way, whether you’re a beginner or already have some experience. The course helps you build a strong foundation and improve your skills step by step.

You will practice chords, strumming, solos and playing songs, while also developing rhythm and confidence. More experienced players will refine their technique and expand their repertoire.

All you need is your guitar and motivation to play! 🎸

Jhon

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Have you ever felt like you're playing but don't really understand what's going on in the music? As a Music Master graduate from El Bosque University, I've designed a functional harmony method that eliminates excessive theory and focuses on immediate practice.

My experience as a composer for the performing arts (Paul Mesa's work) and arranger for HBO/Stereo Picnic has taught me that harmony is a tool for freedom, not a list of boring rules. In my classes you will learn to:

Understanding chords: Intuitive construction and connection on the piano.

Composing and Arranging: Professional Techniques for Structuring Your Own Songs.

Real Analysis: We'll understand why your favorite songs work so you can apply those tricks to your own music.

I will help you unlock your creative autonomy so you can stop relying on tutorials and start making your own musical decisions.

Andres

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Hi! I'm Andrés, a clarinetist and aspiring clarinet teacher. I'm currently pursuing a master's degree in music education and preparing for the competitive exams for teaching positions with the goal of becoming a conservatory professor.

I have a great passion for both music and teaching, and I dedicate a large part of my time to continuing my education and helping my students achieve their goals: from improving their academic results to getting started in music and enjoying the learning process.

For me, every class is also an opportunity for growth. I learn from every student and every experience, which allows me to constantly improve as a teacher and offer increasingly effective and personalized instruction.

I work with a fully personalized methodology, adapted to the needs, objectives, and pace of each student. Practice is the central axis of learning, always accompanied by a solid understanding of musical concepts.

I provide my own materials, notes, exercises, and scores specifically selected for each level, with the aim of ensuring real and constant progress.

One of the cornerstones of my classes is learning through mistakes. Making mistakes is an essential part of the process: I teach students to identify, understand, and correct errors independently, thus developing greater musical and technical awareness.

Who are the classes for?

My classes are aimed at students of all ages and levels, from musical initiation to professional level.

I offer training for both those who want to learn as a hobby and those who are looking for a more professional approach.

I specialize in clarinet performance and in preparing students for entrance exams to intermediate level, also teaching music theory classes, including harmony and analysis.

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Do you want to sing without tension and discover your true, natural sound? My classes are designed for anyone who wants to find their vocal freedom. Whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced singer, I will help you break through barriers and sound effortless.
What we will focus on:
Vocal Liberation: Identifying and removing physical and emotional blocks.
Breath Control: Building a solid foundation for a powerful and steady voice.
Technique for All Levels: From basic pitch and tone to advanced vocal gymnastics (including glissandos and complex registers).
Individual Approach: We will work on the songs you love, adapting the technique to fit your unique style.
My Goal:
To help you feel confident and "at home" with your voice. Singing is about joy and expression — let’s make your voice sound as free as you feel!

Ariel

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I have experience teaching students at all ages and skill levels. I particularly enjoy helping beginners build their technique and love for the cello!

My lessons are tailored to each student’s goals, level, and personality. Some students want a clear path through RCM exams, scales, études, and repertoire. Others want to play for fun, return to the cello after years away, work on pop or film music, or feel less tense and frustrated when they practise. I’m happy working with beginners, adult learners, returning players, and more advanced students looking for technical or musical refinement.

A major focus of my teaching is helping students make playing feel easier. That means building a reliable technique, but also learning how to notice unnecessary tension, use the body more naturally, practise more effectively, and avoid the common habits that can lead to pain or injury. I try to explain things clearly and practically, without making lessons feel overly rigid or intimidating.

Depending on the student, lessons may include classical repertoire, RCM preparation, scales and études, popular music, and practice strategies. My music theory background also helps me explain how music works, not just where the fingers go.

Most of all, I want students to feel supported, curious, and capable. Cello can be difficult, but it shouldn’t feel mysterious or physically punishing. Whether your goal is an exam, a performance, or simply enjoying the instrument more, I’ll help you build the tools to make steady, satisfying progress and have fun in the process!