Translated by Google
The clarinet, a fascinating instrument! Courses for all ages, all levels, all walks of life.
From 66.06 £ /h
The clarinet is a fascinating instrument. Its woody timbre, its tessitura close to the voice offers a wide range of musical directions. Whether you want to play classical, jazz, song or world music, we will progress together to connect the song and the instrument. To develop the breath, to consolidate its supports, to feel the rhythm and to shine the melodies, that is the objective!
I adapt my method according to each student but here are the central points of my educational work:
- Warm up: stretching and breathing
- Sound work: beak, held notes, harmonics *
- Technique: ranges, transpositions *
- Repertoire: Piece being learned, reading *, improvisation.
* confirmed students
SINGING
I attach particular importance to the link between song and instrument. Singing the songs and even the scales improves the musicality, the phrasing, the accuracy to the instrument.
MEMORY
As much as possible, I ask to memorize the pieces. Knowing how to sing a song before playing it is for me the best way to integrate it.
I adapt my method according to each student but here are the central points of my educational work:
- Warm up: stretching and breathing
- Sound work: beak, held notes, harmonics *
- Technique: ranges, transpositions *
- Repertoire: Piece being learned, reading *, improvisation.
* confirmed students
SINGING
I attach particular importance to the link between song and instrument. Singing the songs and even the scales improves the musicality, the phrasing, the accuracy to the instrument.
MEMORY
As much as possible, I ask to memorize the pieces. Knowing how to sing a song before playing it is for me the best way to integrate it.
Extra information
-A nice working space in my home.
-Clarinette available for the 1st course
-Clarinette available for the 1st course
Location
At student's location :
- Around Lausanne, Switzerland
At teacher's location :
- Théâtre 2.21, Rue de l'Industrie, 1005 Lausanne, Suisse
About Me
Clément began clarinet at the age of 8 at the Conservatoire de Nantes, where he studied classical music and jazz at the same time.
This is where he co-founded the Penta Tonik quintet, which performed on several national stages from 2006 to 2010: Europa Jazz, Jazz in Marciac, Jazz in Vannes, first part of Marc Ducret, Carla Bley, Lucky Peterson. He confirms his taste for sharing and boards. He participates in courses led by Kenny Baron, Collard Collin, Eric Barret, Claudia Solal, Karl Jannuska ...
In search of new sounds, he founded in 2010 a trio of "Progressive Jazz", Tripium, for which he composes, while seeking to extend the possibilities of his instrument. He is also involved in more punctual encounters, often with improvised music, also practicing self-taught tenor and soprano saxophones.
After obtaining his Diploma of Musical Studies in Classics and Jazz at the Conservatoire de Nantes, he went to study jazz at the University of Music in Lausanne where he validated in 2015 his Bachelor. He created the project OGGY & the Phonics and joined the group Lost in Swing, two projects still very active on the Franco-Swiss scene.
He also has the chance to share the stage with Susanne
Abbuehl notably during a tour in Japan, as well as Wolfert Brederode, Matthieu Michel, François Lindemann, Pierre Audetat and Ohad Talmor, which makes him a musician filled and curious.
This is where he co-founded the Penta Tonik quintet, which performed on several national stages from 2006 to 2010: Europa Jazz, Jazz in Marciac, Jazz in Vannes, first part of Marc Ducret, Carla Bley, Lucky Peterson. He confirms his taste for sharing and boards. He participates in courses led by Kenny Baron, Collard Collin, Eric Barret, Claudia Solal, Karl Jannuska ...
In search of new sounds, he founded in 2010 a trio of "Progressive Jazz", Tripium, for which he composes, while seeking to extend the possibilities of his instrument. He is also involved in more punctual encounters, often with improvised music, also practicing self-taught tenor and soprano saxophones.
After obtaining his Diploma of Musical Studies in Classics and Jazz at the Conservatoire de Nantes, he went to study jazz at the University of Music in Lausanne where he validated in 2015 his Bachelor. He created the project OGGY & the Phonics and joined the group Lost in Swing, two projects still very active on the Franco-Swiss scene.
He also has the chance to share the stage with Susanne
Abbuehl notably during a tour in Japan, as well as Wolfert Brederode, Matthieu Michel, François Lindemann, Pierre Audetat and Ohad Talmor, which makes him a musician filled and curious.
Education
- DEM in Jazz Clarinet at the Regional Conservatory of Nantes
- DEM in Classical Clarinet (CNR)
- Development Award (CNR)
- Diploma of Music Writing (CNR)
- Bachelor at the Lausanne University of Music
- DEM in Classical Clarinet (CNR)
- Development Award (CNR)
- Diploma of Music Writing (CNR)
- Bachelor at the Lausanne University of Music
Experience / Qualifications
- 6 years of teaching, clarinet and saxophone
- 1st prize of soloist at the Sunside Trophies (Paris)
- Winner of Tremplin Jazz Contreband (Geneva) with OGGY & the Phonics group
- Tour in Japan with Susanne Abbuehl (finalist of the Swiss Music Prize)
- Participation in the festivals of: Montreux Jazz, Jazz Culti, Jazz Onze +, Jazz in Marciac, Jazz in Bern
- 1st prize of soloist at the Sunside Trophies (Paris)
- Winner of Tremplin Jazz Contreband (Geneva) with OGGY & the Phonics group
- Tour in Japan with Susanne Abbuehl (finalist of the Swiss Music Prize)
- Participation in the festivals of: Montreux Jazz, Jazz Culti, Jazz Onze +, Jazz in Marciac, Jazz in Bern
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
60 minutes
The class is taught in
French
English
Skills
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -05:00)
New York
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
Good-fit Instructor Guarantee








