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I love teaching and sharing music. I have extensive experience in the field of classical music but also as a singer-songwriter or other music styles. I like to discover the interests of each student and offer content that fuels their enthusiasm for making music and continuing to learn.

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As an artist I was on stage with different projects all over Europe. Seven years of training took me to the Netherlands (Ba Jazz Saxophone), Denmark and Norway (M. Composition and Performance) and recently I obtained a Masters in 'Pop Music' from the University of West London. As a teacher, I work part-time for WISPER, an organization with a strong methodology and its own vision on art education, which focuses on 'active learning'. I bring this vision and methodology to your private lessons: I actively help you with your instrument or musical creation process. Together we draw up a trajectory in which you hold the reins of your own development as a loving musician or artist.

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I'm a passionate musician and teacher with a Master's degree in Music Therapy with experience teaching children, adults, and people with learning difficulties. I offer personalized one-on-one music lessons which can be completely tailored to your learning style and musical goals and skills. I can teach guitar, ukelele, songwriting and music theory at an advanced level. I can teach piano and singing to beginners. As a musical therapist I am skilled at feeling students' needs and adjusting my lessons accordingly. I'm also an active musician who regularly plays live shows. Don't hesitate to send me a message to see if we would be a good fit!

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Eyal has taught hundreds of students over the past 15 years, both guitar and piano next to music theory and composition. Besides his formal music education (a bachelor's in composition, a teaching degree from the music academy in Jerusalem, and a master's in composition from Codarts, Rotterdam), Eyal has acquired experience in a wide range of various musical styles, including Rock, Blues, Jazz, classical music, electronic music, and contemporary music, on which he bases his rich approach which can be adjusted to every student separately. Solos, chords, improvisations, heavy distortion or acoustic guitar, playing at a party or jumping on stages, reading notes, or playing by ear. Maybe you know exactly what you want, and maybe you are not sure. In Eyal's view, the job of the teacher is to help you find that out, and guide you through your process. Johann Sebastian Bach or John Lennon? Sergei Rachmaninoff or Freddie Mercury? Regina Spektor? Nina Simone? Maybe Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart? Complex harmonies or simple melodies? Classical pieces or modern tunes? The only right answer is what you find interesting.