I teach the clarinet, flute and saxophone for more than 30 years and proudly can say that I helped to improve and gave a new professional path to the hundreds of students in US and overseas. I am holding a Master’s degree from St. Petersburg State Conservatory (Russia), where I studied clarinet and saxophone. St. Petersburg State Conservatory, where I picked up saxophone in addition to studying clarinet. Simultaneously, I worked as a principal clarinetist at the St.Peterburg Symphony Orchestra. Not long after, I won second place in the All-Union USSR Clarinet Competition. Upon graduating from the Conservatory, I worked as the principal clarinetist in Kiev’s State Opera House and soon after was offered a position as a clarinet and saxophone professor at my alma mater, Kiev State R.M. Gliere Higher College of Music. If you want to learn to play the clarinet, flute or saxophone - and more so if your daughter or son does - the most promising way is to find a good teacher and take lessons. Learning to play a musical instrument like the clarinet, flute or saxophone is more than an intellectual process, that you may manage by abstract learning. Very much alike when learning to play the instruments there are a lot of things (how to sit, hold the instrument, your embouchure, how to breathe and move relaxed, how to control a tone) to train simultaneously and these things ought to be checked. The beginning can be difficult, and you can do a lot of things really wrong (and get used to that). Especially for the first hours it is worth to have a good teacher. I am looking forward to teaching you music!

My lessons combine practical playing with music theory, so students not only improve technically but also develop a deeper understanding of music. Depending on the students' goals, the lessons can also include rhythm training, ear training, and improvisation. I also enjoy working with students who are interested in the creative side of music, including composition, songwriting, and arrangement. I believe that learning music should be fun, and I adapt my lessons to the wishes and needs of the students. Lessons are available for children and adults, from absolute beginners to advanced students.

These lessons are designed for students who want to develop their musical skills through saxophone, improvisation, and the rich traditions of Argentine music. Drawing from my experience as a professional saxophonist, music educator, and performer, I offer a personalised approach that combines instrumental technique, musical expression, listening skills, and creativity. Students can explore tango, Argentine folk music, popular music, improvisation, and collective music-making. I also incorporate improvisation through conducting signs and group dynamics inspired by contemporary collaborative practices, helping students develop confidence, active listening, communication, and spontaneous creation. Lessons are adapted to each student's interests, experience level, and goals. Whether you wish to improve your technique, connect with Argentine musical traditions, or discover new ways of improvising and creating music, the focus is always on learning through exploration and enjoyment. A space to explore creativity, listening, rhythm, and collective improvisation through games, musical exercises, and conducting signs. Inspired by collaborative improvisation practices and my experience in music education, performing arts, and creative facilitation, these workshops help participants develop confidence, communication, and musical expression in a playful and supportive environment. Suitable for musicians, non-musicians, educators, artists, and anyone interested in creativity and group dynamics.

Every lesson starts from your goals. I build a targeted plan for each student, choosing the right material and practice techniques for where you are now and where you want to go. Lessons cover jazz improvisation, jazz theory, sound and technique, repertoire, and audition preparation. I break difficult concepts into clear steps without losing sight of the big picture: saying something meaningful in a solo, in a way that keeps listeners engaged. About me: I'm a professional saxophonist now based in the Netherlands, with over a decade of teaching and performing and an M.A. in Music with an emphasis in Jazz Studies. In Denver, Colorado I ran my own lesson studio, including jazz combos and saxophone ensembles. My past students have won soloist awards, earned top chairs at all-state jazz and classical festivals, and gone on to study music at respected universities. Lessons are live over video for intermediate and advanced players of tenor, alto, soprano and baritone saxophone. I also teach clarinet and flute.

Hello, I’m Daniel — a 5-star rated international music teacher of saxophone, clarinet, flute, and recorder, with over 20 years of experience in teaching and professional performance. I help students of all levels, from complete beginners to advanced players, make steady progress and build strong musical foundations. I also prepare students for auditions, exams, and conservatory entry, with focused work on repertoire, technique, sight-reading, and performance confidence. I teach online music lessons to children, teenagers, and adults, from complete beginners to advanced players. Whether you are starting from scratch, returning to music after a break, or looking to improve your technique, my lessons are adapted to your level and goals. I come from a family of classical musicians. My grandfather was a musicologist and conductor in Germany, my father performed in a symphony orchestra for over 25 years, and my aunt directed a music conservatory for 30 years. Music has been part of my life from an early age and shapes my teaching approach today. My teaching style is patient, structured, and supportive. I focus on correct technique, sound production, musical understanding, and steady progress, while keeping lessons enjoyable and motivating. about the lessons I offer online saxophone lessons, clarinet lessons, flute lessons, and recorder lessons for children, teenagers, and adults worldwide. With a Bachelor of Music in Classical Performance and more than 20 years of teaching experience, I guide students toward correct technique, healthy sound production, rhythm, and musical expression. I have performed internationally as a soloist and ensemble musician and have worked with students from many different backgrounds. Lessons are taught one-on-one online and are fully personalized. Whether you are a beginner, returning to music, or looking to improve your skills, I focus on steady, correct progress and enjoyable learning. Online lessons allow flexibility, comfort, and effective practice from anywhere in the world

My teaching style takes a holistic approach towards musicianship through mastering fundamental skills and knowledge, providing students with the confidence to write, perform and improvise both independently and alongside fellow musicians. Lessons are typically 45 minutes to 1 hour as this provides enough time to both explain and practice musical concepts. I have spent a number of years teaching both privately and in schools to a wide range of ages and skill levels across Saxophone, Guitar and Music Theory, from young beginners all the way to other music University graduates looking to hone their skills. My lessons cover a variety of topics including: Saxophone technique and tone Playing over jazz standards/chord changes Transcribing, memorizing and notating music by ear Developing aural skills and relative pitch Harmonic and rhythmic theory Reading music notation Song and ensemble arrangement & more!