Trusted teacher

After completing a classical study of the cello at a conservatory, I later focused exclusively on improvisation with this instrument. As a classically trained cellist I can work with you on two tracks; improving and/or maintaining a solid basic technique and gradually learning the improvisation aspect. By focusing on these two 'levels', insight is created into the instrument that will help develop improvisation skills in order to continue to grow as an instrumentalist and as an improviser. Mathias

Trusted teacher

I am a professional musician specializing in classical voice and piano. I offer piano lessons, singing lessons and music lessons for every level: every student: child, youth or adult, will have the opportunity to grow further. It is also possible to book a combination lesson (eg 30 min. Piano lesson / 30 min. Singing lesson).

Trusted teacher

Driven by my own passion for music, I would love to help your child on their way! I sing in a choir myself and take classical singing lessons, where I have gained a lot of technique and experience. I now share this knowledge with beginners with great enthusiasm. Thanks to my musical theatre experience, I help children sing with more confidence and empathy. Together, we dive into the world of singing and music in a playful and accessible way! These lessons are specially designed for beginners (children and young people) who want to discover what their voice is capable of. Singing lessons for beginners: We work on healthy posture, proper breathing, and vocal warm-up. Using fun songs that suit your voice, you will learn to stay in tune, sing purely, and use your voice with confidence. Music Theory & Musical Education: Do you find music theory boring or difficult? I would love to prove you wrong! We will cover the basics of reading notes and rhythm in an interactive, understandable way. Ideal as support for music school or as a first introduction to music. My approach is always patient, social, and entirely at your own pace. The joy of singing comes first!