I propose saxophone lessons for all ages, all levels, and in all styles. I have been running private lessons for 25 years, as well as giving workshops and master classes in colleges and universities. During a lesson I encourage the student to work on: posture, breathing and the position of the mouth (embouchure), helping the projection of sound; the development of the tone; i teach the student how to phrase and play a beautiful melody; techniques of improvisation; understanding harmony; having confidence in his/her playing skills; techniques of listening and interacting with the rhythm section; learning new songs and experiencing different styles of music; Introductions to key saxophonists. Above all i encourage my students to have fun with music! Course locations: Paris 13th and neighbouring arrondissements. Languages: French, English. I have been working as a Professional for 25 years, I have toured all over the world. I am also a composer with six albums under my name. I'll be very happy to meet with you! Musically, Rob

In my classes, you can learn how to play the Chinese bamboo flute (dizi) or xiao. If you’re interested in orchestral conducting or music theory, I also offer related courses. Bamboo Flute Course: You will learn how to play the Chinese bamboo flute and continuously improve your performance skills throughout the course. You can choose to learn the bamboo flute or xiao and play classical pieces or your favorite songs. Orchestral Conducting: If you need to prepare for related exams or are interested in orchestral conducting, I can help you prepare the necessary repertoire through score reading, analysis, and conducting techniques during the course. Music Theory: Music theory courses are available for children, providing a solid theoretical foundation to enhance their musical learning and make progress much faster!

I offer lessons to all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to those more advanced. Typical lessons last from 30 minutes to an hour. All of my lessons are tailored to meet the exact needs and preferences of my students, whether that's working towards their next graded exam, playing just for fun, and anything in between. I hold a first class honours degree in Classical Flute from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where I studied with Ian Clarke and Philippa Davies, and won the Needlemaker's Woodwind Prize. After graduating in 2022, I was invited to become a Guildhall School Junior Fellow, specialising in Flute and Composition. As a freelance flautist, I have had the privilege of performing at prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Barbican Concert Hall and the Southbank Centre. My performance experience encompasses a diverse range of settings, from live radio broadcasts to collaborations with dance and art installations, reflecting my versatility as a musician, and openness to help my students pursue their own personal journey, both within music and as an individual in general. In addition to my passion for the flute, I am also an accomplished composer with a portfolio of commissioned works premiering at renowned venues and exhibitions worldwide. Notable highlights include composing for Wessel Flutes, Berlin Fashion Week, Nxt Museum (Amsterdam), and Adidas Y-3. My work as a composer heavily influences my approach to teaching. Beyond emphasising technical proficiency and a solid grasp of music theory, I am dedicated to nurturing creativity in all of my students.

The bamboo flute is a popular woodwind instrument that is wildly used in traditional Chinese music and Chinese plays. The clean and high-pitched sound from bamboo flute makes it one of the most representative instruments in Chinese culture. The flute was entitled “Bamboo flute” because most of them are made of bamboo. Despite of the fact that some of the flutes are made of other materials such as stones, woods...etc, the flutes are still known as bamboo flute due to the excellent and characterized sounding effects from bamboo. The typical bamboo flutes are shown in Figure 1. There are two basic types of bamboo flutes according to their pitch scale and general size. The first type is called “Bang-Di”. It is basically shorter in length and capable of producing higher pitches. The tone from this type of bamboo flute is brighter and sharper. The other type is called “Qu-Di”. It is longer in length and lower in pitch produced. Opposite to the first type, the tone of Qu-Di is more smooth. The bamboo flute is a transposing instrument, and the tonality of every flute is marked on the side of their bodies. Generally, the bamboo flutes can cover pitch scale up to two octaves plus one whole tone. In this class, you will learn about - Playing technique - Membrane pasting and adjustment - Basic music theory : Score reading (numbered musical notation/modern staff notation) - Traditional pieces playing or pieces preferred by students. Looking forward to see you, A bientôt ! ***Veuillez noter que je travaille actuellement à temps plein, avec des horaires très chaotiques et une charge de travail importante. Donc, si vous souhaitez suivre des cours avec moi, il sera peut-être nécessaire de vérifier nos disponibilités chaque semaine pour organiser les leçons. Si cela vous convient, n’hésitez pas à m’envoyer un message. Merci !*** **Please note that I currently have a full-time job with highly irregular and busy schedules. So, if you’d like to have lessons with me, it may be necessary to check our availability each week to schedule classes. If this works for you, please feel free to send me a message. Thank you!**

I am a professional flutist with over 5 years of experience in teaching. I have worked with people aged 5 to 75 and taught in five different languages: English, German, Ukrainian, Polish, and French. I hold a pedagogical qualification from the Academy of Music in Krakow, where I obtained a Master's degree with distinction in flute performance. Recently, I graduated from the Conservatoire Royal de Liège, where I earned a specialized Master's degree in flute. With my help, my students have become first prize winners in competitions like the renowned "Jugend musiziert" in Germany. They have also prepared for playing in youth orchestras such as Das Bayerische Landesjugendorchester or worked on repertoire for different kinds of concerts. As a teacher, I am very flexible and always strive to adapt to the needs of my students. I am passionate about the flute and music in general, and I greatly enjoy sharing my knowledge with others.

In our class, 1st of all we are going to have fun learning. We are going to focus on the body position, breathing, embouchure, fingering, and play along songs. Even if you don't know how to read music, together we can learn both music and flute.

- Studied musician / experienced pedagogue offers creative music lessons for all ages (from 10 years - seniors), from beginners to Ambitious. - I am open to all styles, my specialty is jazz. My Lessons include harmony and rhythm training. The focus is entirely on the student.

Music is supposed to be fun and the clarinet is the perfect instrument to discover it that way! I give lessons for beginners in French, English or Polish. I approach each student individually and focus on good basic technique and developing the student's creativity and musicality. With me, you will discover the clarinet by learning to improvise and read scores.

I have been playing the clarinet for many years and have several years of experience as a clarinet teacher. I have played in several orchestras, including a selection orchestra. My beginnings are in classical wind music, currently I play in a symphonic wind orchestra in Munich. I want to support you in fulfilling your dream of playing the clarinet. I help you learn the correct approach, give you daily exercises on the way. And finally: making music together is the most fun. Therefore we will also work out small duets together.

My music class varies in instrument, genre/style of music and level of musicality and is dependent on the individual who would like lessons. I teach face-to-face and online lessons. I tailor music flute around the student and their needs as I find a student-centric method always cultivates an enriching musical experience for the student and myself. I take great interest in understanding a student's unique goals, learning styles and preferences. I recognise that each student has a unique learning style; some students thrive with a structured approach, while others may prefer a more creative and exploratory method. By adapting my teaching techniques, and tailoring resources specific to the individual, I ensure you will feel completely comfortable and thoroughly enjoy your flute lessons. I create lesson plans and realistic goals that encourage students to reach their full potential. I keep detailed records of the student's progress, including milestones achieved, areas for improvement, and practice strategies. I believe it is vital to regularly share this information with the student and their parents in order to reinforce their growth and motivate them to continue their progress on flute. My teaching approach has the potential to enhance your music knowledge and skills in an impressive amount of time, making your flute lessons very rewarding and worthwhile! I love teaching any level at any age, as I believe music should be explored and enjoyed by everyone. Everyone has the ability to be a flautist!

Student at the Pôle Sup'93, I offer flute lessons at home. Whether you are a beginner or not, young or old, don't hesitate! I adapt to you and your level, but also to your musical desires: classical, jazz, and even pop... learn to play your favorite melodies. If necessary, part of the course will also include learning music theory. Contact me for more information !

Hi, my name is Kristina and I'm a wind instrumentalist specialising in clarinet. I have a Bachelor of Music and Associate of Music qualifications, as well as over 5 years of music teaching experience in schools and privately, including students with additional needs. I am also an active professional musician, so I'm keen to share my knowledge of the musical world with my students. Sharing the skills of making music brings so much joy to me and I would love to help you on your musical journey. Together, we will build a learning plan, based on your time commitments, prior experience and goals. Whether you'd like to learn for your own pleasure, to join a band or to go professional, I have the skills and vision to guide you.

Music lessons to learn the transverse flute, piano or singing with learning music theory at the same time. Open to all, whether you are a beginner, initiated or experienced in the practice of an instrument, child or adult. Generally, the music lesson takes place in 4 times; First, the teacher reviews the previous lesson and the exercises given in order to find out whether the student has understood or whether, on the contrary, he or she has encountered difficulties; Secondly, there is the practice of music theory: this will allow the student to read a score and learn to follow the rhythm of a piece of music. Thirdly, there is practice, that is to say learning a piece under the guidance of the teacher in order to interpret the chosen piece properly. In a fourth step, there are the exercises to work on for the next course. These exercises are to be done at home in order to allow the student to improve NB: Playing the piano requires most of the time to have a good level of music theory. It is not impossible to learn the piano without music theory, but you would deprive yourself of so many things and time of musical works among the gigantic piano repertoire. It is important that the student practices regularly.

The clarinet is a single-reed musical instrument in the woodwind family, with a nearly cylindrical bore and a flared bell. Clarinets comprise a family of instruments of differing sizes and pitches. The clarinet family is the largest woodwind family, ranging from the BB♭ contrabass to the E♭ soprano. The B♭ soprano clarinet is the most common type, and is the instrument usually indicated by the word "clarinet". German instrument maker Johann Christoph Denner is generally credited with inventing the clarinet sometime around the year 1700 by adding a register key to the chalumeau, an earlier single-reed instrument. Over time, additional keywork and airtight pads were added to improve the tone and playability. Today the clarinet is a standard fixture of the orchestra and concert band and is used in classical music, military bands, klezmer, jazz, and other styles.

Learning how to play an instrument adds a unique asset to anyone's personality. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, someone looking for a career a music or looking to learn a new skill, you're in the right place! This course will provide you with the skills you need to be able to learn how to play the flute the correct way: having fun while you do it! I will make sure you leave every lesson feeling inspired and motivated, providing you with the ways you can learn depending on what suits you best, because everyone learns differently!