Saxophone Lessons, Piano Lessons and Recorder Lessons

From 109 C$ /h

I am professionally trained classical saxophone player and teacher.
Over the years I have had the opportunity to teach and perform in Europe (Slovenia, Austria, United Kingdom, Germany) and USA (St. Louis). I have worked with students aged from 5 to high school level, as well as adult beginners.

Teaching using a French school method of saxophone I specializing in classical and contemporary music literature.
I incorporate some music theory, specialize in building the correct saxophone embouchure (or the correct lipping), overtone technique for advanced students , airstream production and correct breathing technique. Adapting specific saxophone-technique methods to each student's needs and progress.

Finding lessons fun is important for the success of learning an instrument so I always do my best to keep our lessons relaxed and engaging.

My education overview:
Kärntner Landeskoservtorium für Musik, Austria, 2nd diploma, Hauptfach: Saxophone
Kärntner Landeskoservtorium für Musik, Austria - Geprüfte Instrumentalpädagogin, Hauptfach Saxophon, Schwerpunktfach: Recorder
Kärntner Landeskoservtorium für Musik, Austria - 1st diploma, Hauptfach: Saxophon
Ljubljana Music and Ballet Conservatory
attended masterclasses with world renowned Saxophone players Jean-Yves Fourmeau (FR), Eugene Rousseau (USA), Miha Rogina (SLO), Matjaž Drevenšek (SLO), Arno Bornkamp (NL), Marcus Weiss (CH), Vincent David (FR)

Extra information

saxophone (age: 9years+) alto, tenor, soprano, baritone

Recorder (age: 6years +) soprano, alto
Recorder lessons for beginners and children as a transitional instrument are also a great option before advancing to saxophone

Piano (age: 6years+)
offering piano lessons for children and beginners

Location

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At teacher's location :

grudengrafik, Raumerstraße, Berlin, Germany

Online from Germany

About Me

As a classically trained saxophonist, I have been passionately teaching since 2013. My journey in music education has taken me across Europe and the United States, enriching my experience in diverse cultural settings, from Slovenia and Austria to the United Kingdom, Germany, and St. Louis, USA.

I have had the privilege of guiding a wide range of students - from young beginners at the age of 5 to high school students and adult novices. Each teaching experience has been a unique opportunity to share my love and knowledge of music.

My teaching philosophy centers around not just imparting technical skills, but also nurturing a deep appreciation for music. Whether my students aim to enjoy music as a fulfilling hobby or aspire to carve out a career as professional musicians, I dedicate myself to helping them achieve their goals with enthusiasm and dedication.

Education

Gustav Mahler Privatuniversität für Musik, Austria, 2nd diploma, Hauptfach: Saxophone
Gustav Mahler Privatuniversität für Musik,, Austria - Geprüfte Instrumentalpädagogin, Hauptfach Saxophon, Schwerpunktfach: Recorder
Gustav Mahler Privatuniversität für Musik, Austria - 1st diploma, Hauptfach: Saxophon
Ljubljana Music and Ballet Conservatory
attended masterclasses with world renowned Saxophone players Jean-Yves Fourmeau (FR), Eugene Rousseau (USA), Miha Rogina (SLO), Matjaž Drevenšek (SLO), Arno Bornkamp (NL), Marcus Weiss (CH), Vincent David (FR)

Experience / Qualifications

Private Saxophone, Recorder and Piano teacher, Berlin since 2022
Piano & Saxophone teacher with Lessons Unlimited, St.Louis USA (2017-2022)
Private Saxophone teacher, Oxfordshire, UK (2015 - 2017)
Saxophone Teacher at Music School Ilirska Bistrica, Slovenia (2013 - 2015)

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

The class is taught in

English

German

Slovene

Skills

Saxophone

Flute (recorder)

Piano

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ENGLISH-SPEAKING PIANO TUTOR

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(English below)
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If you are one of these people, then you've come to the right place:

* Beginners, children or adults
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I have been a musician since childhood and play the piano.
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After about 5 months, many of my students see a clear difference in their playing, understanding, and self-confidence.

✨ Suitable for children, beginners and anyone who wants to learn piano in a modern and enjoyable way.

For me, music is not a theory, but a language that one lives.
Music should be learned and treated like a language.

Listening, reading (music), writing and playing.
The goal is for you to eventually "speak" music naturally, without thinking too much.

Feel free to write to me if you want to know more about my teaching or how I teach music like a second language.

Other programs (feel free to ask for details at any time – I'll send you all the information):

• Program for musical culture and listening comprehension for children and adult artists
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Karam
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Deutsch unten -
I started learning piano at the age of five and was lucky enough to work with the same teacher for thirteen years. During my university years at the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg and the Universität der Künste Berlin, I had the chance to experience different teachers and approaches to music. Through this, I came to understand how important it is to find a teacher you connect with, and how our needs can change throughout our musical journey.

In my teaching, I prioritise giving my students the tools they need to become independent musicians themselves: knowing how to practise effectively, improving their sight-reading skills (which opens up an entire library of music), understanding their own strengths and areas where they can improve, and building a solid foundation of basic music theory as far as it is relevant for their piano playing.

A typical lesson looks like this: we start with a warm-up, review the previous week's practice, work on current repertoire, and set clear goals for the week ahead. I focus on helping students approach new music with more understanding and confidence.

At the same time, I feel that individuality can sometimes be overlooked in the process of improving as musicians. For me, it is equally important to leave space for creativity, through improvisation, exploring different interpretation options, listening to different recordings, and discovering different repertoire or musical styles.

Ich habe im Alter von fünf Jahren mit dem Klavierspielen begonnen und hatte das Glück, dreizehn Jahre lang mit derselben Lehrerin zu arbeiten. Während meiner Studienzeit an der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg und der Universität der Künste Berlin hatte ich die Möglichkeit, verschiedene Lehrer und unterschiedliche musikalische Ansätze kennenzulernen. Dadurch habe ich verstanden, wie wichtig es ist, eine Lehrperson zu finden, mit der man gut zusammenpasst, und dass sich unsere Bedürfnisse im Laufe unserer musikalischen Entwicklung verändern können.

In meinem Unterricht ist es mir wichtig, meinen Schüler die Werkzeuge zu geben, die sie brauchen, um selbstständige Musiker zu werden: zu wissen, wie man effektiv übt, die eigenen Fähigkeiten im Blattspiel weiterzuentwickeln (was einem eine ganze Bibliothek an Musik eröffnet), die eigenen Stärken und Bereiche zur Verbesserung zu erkennen und eine solide Grundlage in der Musiktheorie aufzubauen – soweit sie für das eigene Klavierspiel relevant ist.

Eine typische Unterrichtsstunde sieht folgendermaßen aus: Wir beginnen mit einem Warm-up, schauen uns die Übewoche an, arbeiten am aktuellen Repertoire und setzen klare Ziele für die kommende Woche. Dabei möchte ich meinen Schüler helfen, neue Musik mit mehr Verständnis und Selbstvertrauen zu erarbeiten.

Gleichzeitig habe ich das Gefühl, dass die eigene Individualität im Prozess der musikalischen Weiterentwicklung manchmal zu kurz kommt. Für mich ist es genauso wichtig, Raum für Kreativität zu schaffen, durch Improvisation, das Ausprobieren verschiedener Interpretationsmöglichkeiten, das Anhören unterschiedlicher Aufnahmen und das Entdecken verschiedener Repertoires oder musikalischer Stile.