Learn piano through the music you enjoy, while developing the skills to understand, interpret and create music. I’m Matías “Tute” González, an Argentine pianist, music teacher, arranger and composer based in Berlin. I hold a degree in Music with a focus on Piano from the Universidad Nacional de las Artes and a music teaching qualification from the Conservatorio Astor Piazzolla in Buenos Aires. My lessons are adapted to your level, interests and goals, whether you are starting from scratch, returning to the piano or looking to deepen your skills. We can work on piano technique, reading music, ear training, harmony, accompaniment, improvisation and composition. My musical background is rooted in Argentine tango and also includes jazz and pop, with experience in orchestras, small ensembles and solo piano. Lessons are available in Spanish or English, online or in person in Berlin by arrangement. — Aprendé piano a través de la música que te gusta, desarrollando herramientas para comprenderla, interpretarla y crear. Soy Matías “Tute” González, pianista, docente, arreglador y compositor argentino radicado en Berlín. Soy licenciado en Música con orientación en Piano por la UNA y profesor de Música por el Conservatorio Astor Piazzolla de Buenos Aires. Las clases se adaptan a tu nivel, tus intereses y tus objetivos: desde los primeros pasos hasta el perfeccionamiento. Podemos trabajar técnica, lectura, entrenamiento auditivo, armonía, acompañamiento, improvisación y composición, con especial atención al tango, el jazz y la música popular. Clases en español o inglés, online o presenciales en Berlín a convenir.

I have worked as both a music theory teacher and a saxophone teacher. My qualification is as a Saxophonist, but I have no problem teaching music theory. I have worked in both music schools and professional conservatories. I currently work as a musician in the Marbella Municipal Band, while also continuing my studies and participating in other musical projects with different orchestras.

Hugo, a professional drummer and composer, holds a higher degree in Modern Music and Jazz Performance from the Conservatori Superior del Liceu. My training has been complemented by working and learning alongside numerous leading figures in jazz and drumming, and I have professional experience in concerts, recordings, and projects with musicians from the national and international scene. I offer drum lessons tailored to each student, from beginner to advanced levels. We'll work on what you really need: technique, sound, timing, coordination, reading music, improvisation, repertoire, or jazz. I can also help you expand your musical training through modern harmony and composition, with the goal of better understanding music and applying it to your instrument. This will help you speak the same language as the other musicians you share the stage with. My goal is to help you play better, understand the instrument, and develop your own sound and language. The classes are designed around practice and music, aiming to ensure that what we work on has a real-world application when playing. If you are interested in learning drums or continuing to develop as a musician, write to me and tell me what you would like to work on.

(English below) I'm Leander, a trained jazz singer, and I've been teaching singing for nine years. We'll work on your voice and expression – and on making you a more versatile musician. Because for me, good singing is more than just technique: we combine practical work with music theory and a broader understanding of music. The lessons are tailored to your interests and goals and are suitable for beginners and advanced students alike. English: I'm Leander, a jazz-trained singer with nine years of teaching experience. We'll work on your voice and expression while helping you become a more rounded musician. To me, singing is about more than technique: we'll connect practical work with music theory and a broader understanding of music. Lessons are tailored to your interests and goals and are suitable for beginners and advanced singers.

A graduate of the École Normale de Musique de Paris and the Conservatoire d'Argenteuil, I have been teaching classical guitar for over twenty years to children, teenagers and adults, from beginner to advanced level. Each lesson is tailored to the student's objectives. We can work on instrumental technique, repertoire, interpretation, music reading, rhythm, solfège, and the fundamental elements of music theory. Depending on individual interests, the courses can also explore the history of music, different musical periods and styles, as well as Spanish and Latin American traditions. My goal is to develop technical mastery, musical understanding, independence, and the joy of playing. Lessons can be given in French, English, or Spanish.

With extensive experience teaching piano, I offer engaging, supportive lessons for students of all ages and abilities, with a particular interest in adult learners. Whether you are a complete beginner or looking to develop existing skills, lessons can explore classical and jazz styles, building technique, confidence, musical understanding and, above all, a lifelong enjoyment of playing. In particular, I specialise in being able to teach pupils to play by ear. As a musician with over 30 years of experience performing piano recutals, conducting choirs I'm convinced I can help you!

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.

If you have a piano at home and do not how to play it (or want to improve) my class is perfect for you! Performing music is one of best ways of self-expression. In my class, I offer specialized training in classical piano, which also covers music theory as well as technique. I want my students to learn about the music they are studying and be able to mirror that knowledge to who they are as a person through their own interpretations and opinions. I encourage my students into discussions and conversations about music and their everyday lives, as I believe music is not only performed but also lived through. Music is an expression of yourself and your own personal anecdotes and can be highly individual, even though the sheet music has been written and is the same for everyone. I assign practice goals and repertoire after lessons, based on the students' progress. Each student has a specifically designed curriculum which suits them the best.

Having earned a First Prize with Distinction, I offer flute lessons for all levels. I adapt easily to diverse learning styles and my goal is to help you progress at your own pace. The aim of this course is twofold: technique and application. Depending on your level, we will focus on breath control, posture, and then on mastering music theory and technical skills. This will take up about half the lesson. Afterward, we will choose a piece to work on together. I have a wide selection of pieces suitable for all levels, as well as manuals primarily dedicated to studies. This way, each week you will learn to play a different scale and in a more creative way as you progress.

Have you ever wondered how music really works? Whether you're a musician who wants to understand what you're playing, an aspiring composer looking to create your own music, or simply someone who's curious about the world of music, this course is for you! We'll explore the fundamental principles of music theory, starting from the very basics and gradually discovering how music is built, structured and developed. You'll learn about notes, scales, intervals, chords, harmony, rhythm, musical structures and much more. The aim is to understand the musical language that connects classical compositions with the music we listen to today. Once you understand these foundations, you'll start recognising patterns, understanding musical choices and seeing music from a completely different perspective. The lessons are designed to be clear, practical and accessible to everyone. You don't need any previous knowledge, musical experience or formal education. Everything will be explained step by step, using simple examples and relating theory to real music. Whether you play an instrument, sing, write songs, dream of composing, or simply love music and want to understand what happens behind the sounds you hear, you'll find something interesting and valuable in this course. No experience required – just curiosity and a willingness to discover! Available in both English and Spanish.

Whether you want to learn your first chords, play your favorite songs or improve your playing technique – Guitar Attic Basel is the place for you. I'm Soma, a guitar teacher with over 10 years of experience in music instruction. With me, you can explore numerous musical styles such as rock, pop, blues, folk, or fingerstyle. Just come along for a trial lesson and get to know me and my teaching style. I look forward to hearing from you!

Every lesson is one-to-one and built around your voice, not a fixed method. We start by listening: what your voice does well, where it tightens, and what you want from singing. Then we work on the foundations that change everything: breathing that supports rather than pushes, releasing tension in the throat and jaw, and finding a tone that is free and your own. A typical lesson begins with a warm-up tailored to you, moves into technical work, and then applies it to a song you want to sing. You leave with a few clear exercises to practise, never a long list. I work especially well with adult beginners who have always believed they can’t sing, choir singers who want more freedom and stamina, people returning to singing after many years, and performers preparing for auditions and concerts. Classical, musical theatre and popular styles are all welcome.

I teach oud and other traditional Eastern and Greek music instruments (lavta, guitar in traditional and popular music), as well as Eastern modal music theory, providing a holistic structure for the comprehension of various popular and traditional music idioms of Greece and Eastern Mediterranean cultures. Singing plays a central role in my teaching method, approaching ornamentation, intonation and personal expression through the use of voice as an instrument, not in order to become a "singer", but to create a personal relationship with the music material and the qualities of sound. Theory is approached through a plethora of experimental exercises, considering specified intonation and modality of each music style in a general and solid structure.