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Jasmine - Holloway£35
£35Singing Lessons With Highly Skilled Teacher & Successful Pop Artist/Songwriter [Online/Remote]
Trusted teacher: Hey, my name is Jasmine and I'm a highly skilled singing teacher, songwriter and pop artist, with over 15 million streams on Spotify/YouTube and over 10 years experience in the music industry. You can find me under my artist name 'Jazz Mino'. Teaching singing is a huge passion of mine, and I have trained with some of UK's top vocal coaches, who have taught the likes of Dua Lipa, Bjork, and on The Voice UK. In our lessons together, we'll work on good singing technique whilst building your confidence and exploring your voice and style. I teach all ages and experience levels, from beginner to advanced. About me: - Personable, friendly, reliable - Highly skilled teacher with over 10 years experience working in the music industry - Meticulous attention to detail - Calm and patient - Love teaching all ages and experience levels - Tailor lessons specific to each students needs - Written songs for and featured on major label releases (Sony Music, Universal Music Group) - Over 15 million streams on YouTube/Spotify/Apple Music - Have achieved a number 5 in UK Club Charts - DBS Registered (Enhanced) - First Class Honours Degree, Music, Westminster University - Member Of The Musician's Union Area: (Booking online lessons only at the moment) London (Zone 2) N5 All ages & experience levels welcome If you'd like to book a lesson or enquire about rates, please get in touch. Jasmine
Singing · Song writing
Ellada Angelina - Manchester£46
£46Piano, Music for beginners or not. Grade exams prep.
I always encourage my students to practice no matter if they are learning for hobby or for possible future studies. I always adjust my lessons to the needs of the student. I teach grades when students when to give their exams. I also encourage the Suzuki method as I believe it has a wide range of knowledge and repertoire and builds a strong musicianship. If the level of some students is higher and they are interested in studying music, I will try teach more like a conservatoire method, using piano repertoire only, studies if need to, to help the student build up her/his pianistic and musical skills at the best. I always try to give feedback to my students about their work within a specific period and also I often ask them their opinion on a new suggestion of a piece or idea I might have. Mainly I do that to understand what each student needs and wants to learn and accordingly make my plan of the lessons. When I see a student is more independent, musically, I give them choices between pieces and give them tasks to decide on their own. In my teaching methods I include online tutoring. I started teaching online when I moved outside London and kept some of my teaching. It is a very different approach but a very fun one too. Especially at these times we are right now, I find significant to keep sharing our knowledge with young children. It is important to keep inspiring people and especially young kids with music. That way we encourage each other that life will soon get better and the situation shouldn't let affect our lives.
Keyboard (music)
Rudolf - Winchester£64
£64Violin Lessons from professional teacher-performer
Rudolf’s apprenticeships with master-players and professional work alongside colleagues in eminent ensembles have made him aware of a wide range of techniques that suit individual players. It has accordingly given him a strong belief in the need to address students individually to get the best from them and ensure that they enjoy their playing and progress with it. For this reason Rudolf also feels strongly about students getting into good habits with their playing practice, not only musically but also physically. One of the important aspects of his methodology of violin teaching is to ensure that students are instructed and helped to adopt healthy postures whilst playing. These good habits need to be instilled early in order to avoid muscle strains and tensions and later damage, so that students can play comfortably and healthily, and enjoy making music (such instruction is also good more broadly in ensuring good posture for class work and other situations throughout life). As part of this aspect of his teaching he also uses exercises with elements of the Alexander Technique, yoga and breathing techniques. His formal studies in music pedagogy, and teaching practice along with his regular playing with internationally renowned ensembles, his private teaching of young violinists and work as a concertmaster, organising concerts with peers and students at Southampton, Winchester and Budapest, allows him to bring a range of experience and expertise, as well as enthusiasm, to teaching violin.
Violin · Music history · Children's music
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