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34 piano teachers in Berlin Tempelhof

Clara

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£48

60-min

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Klavierunterricht in Berlin für Anfänger bis Fortgeschrittene mit Absolventin des Mozarteums und der UdKTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Klavierunterricht in Berlin für Anfänger bis Fortgeschrittene mit Absolventin des Mozarteums und der UdKTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Deutsch unten - I started learning piano at the age of five and was lucky enough to work with the same teacher for thirteen years. During my university years at the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg and the Universität der Künste Berlin, I had the chance to experience different teachers and approaches to music. Through this, I came to understand how important it is to find a teacher you connect with, and how our needs can change throughout our musical journey. In my teaching, I prioritise giving my students the tools they need to become independent musicians themselves: knowing how to practise effectively, improving their sight-reading skills (which opens up an entire library of music), understanding their own strengths and areas where they can improve, and building a solid foundation of basic music theory as far as it is relevant for their piano playing. A typical lesson looks like this: we start with a warm-up, review the previous week's practice, work on current repertoire, and set clear goals for the week ahead. I focus on helping students approach new music with more understanding and confidence. At the same time, I feel that individuality can sometimes be overlooked in the process of improving as musicians. For me, it is equally important to leave space for creativity, through improvisation, exploring different interpretation options, listening to different recordings, and discovering different repertoire or musical styles. Ich habe im Alter von fünf Jahren mit dem Klavierspielen begonnen und hatte das Glück, dreizehn Jahre lang mit derselben Lehrerin zu arbeiten. Während meiner Studienzeit an der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg und der Universität der Künste Berlin hatte ich die Möglichkeit, verschiedene Lehrer und unterschiedliche musikalische Ansätze kennenzulernen. Dadurch habe ich verstanden, wie wichtig es ist, eine Lehrperson zu finden, mit der man gut zusammenpasst, und dass sich unsere Bedürfnisse im Laufe unserer musikalischen Entwicklung verändern können. In meinem Unterricht ist es mir wichtig, meinen Schüler die Werkzeuge zu geben, die sie brauchen, um selbstständige Musiker zu werden: zu wissen, wie man effektiv übt, die eigenen Fähigkeiten im Blattspiel weiterzuentwickeln (was einem eine ganze Bibliothek an Musik eröffnet), die eigenen Stärken und Bereiche zur Verbesserung zu erkennen und eine solide Grundlage in der Musiktheorie aufzubauen – soweit sie für das eigene Klavierspiel relevant ist. Eine typische Unterrichtsstunde sieht folgendermaßen aus: Wir beginnen mit einem Warm-up, schauen uns die Übewoche an, arbeiten am aktuellen Repertoire und setzen klare Ziele für die kommende Woche. Dabei möchte ich meinen Schüler helfen, neue Musik mit mehr Verständnis und Selbstvertrauen zu erarbeiten. Gleichzeitig habe ich das Gefühl, dass die eigene Individualität im Prozess der musikalischen Weiterentwicklung manchmal zu kurz kommt. Für mich ist es genauso wichtig, Raum für Kreativität zu schaffen, durch Improvisation, das Ausprobieren verschiedener Interpretationsmöglichkeiten, das Anhören unterschiedlicher Aufnahmen und das Entdecken verschiedener Repertoires oder musikalischer Stile.

Andrea

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£37

60-min

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Klavierunterricht - Piano lessons in Berlin - Vocal coaching for singersTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Klavierunterricht - Piano lessons in Berlin - Vocal coaching for singersTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Italian pianist and orchestral conductor, recently moved to Berlin, lived last 15 years between Italy, Paris and Brussels Diplome superieur - Piano and Chamber Music - Ecole Normale A. Cortot - Paris Master - Piano and Orchestral Conducting - Royal Conservatory - Brussels Teaching certificate - Piano Consistent teaching experience from beginners to professionals Biography Andrea was born in Cagliari in 1980. Since 2013 he is the founder and the artistic director of the Carloforte Music Festival since 2013, where he has been collaborating with fine soloists such as Anna Tifu, Paoletta Marrocu, Enkelejda Shkosa, Eric Silberger, Romeo Scaccia, Fabio Furia and Alice Lestang. In 2014, was invited by Lorin Maazel to participate as Associate Conductor at the Castleton Festival. Andrea has already performed in the major european concert halls including Berliner Philharmonie and Palais de Beaux Arts in Bruxelles. He conducted the Berliner Camerata, the Orchestre Regional de Cannes, the Berlin Sinfonietta, SymphoniaASSAI, the Ensemble Orchestral de Valencia, the Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatory of Cagliari, the Ruse Philharmonic, the Moldavian National Orchestra, the Jenaer Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Andrea graduated with top marks in piano and orchestral conducting from the Conservatorio P. da Palestrina in Cagliari, the Ecole Normale A. Cortot in Paris, and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. He had the opportunity to work with internationally renowned conductors such as Lorin Maazel, Ronald Zollman, Jorma Panula, Dominique Rouits, Mikail Jurowsky, Nicolas Pasquet, Jorge Rotter, Giancarlo Andretta, Georg Christoph Sandmann, Wolfgang Doerner and George Pehlivanian. Prize winner in several international piano competitions, he was awarded a five years’ full scholarship offered by the Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, and he is supported by the Fondazione di Sardegna.

Takumi

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£51

60-min

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Create, Play, Understand: Piano, Music Production, and TheoryTranslate this text using Google Translate.

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Unlock your musical potential with personalised lessons tailored to your goals! I offer Beginner to Intermediate Piano/Keyboard, Ableton Live, and Music Theory lessons for students of all age groups, conducted either at your home or remotely. With a Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance and Composition from the New Zealand School of Music (Victoria University of Wellington) and a DipABRSM in Piano, I bring over 15 years of experience as a professional musician in both classical and electronic music. My performance credits include collaborations with Shackleton, Strike Percussion, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, and Orchestra Wellington, as well as appearances at renowned festivals such as Berlin Atonal and Flow Festival. What I Teach: - Piano/Keyboard: From absolute beginners to experienced players seeking deeper musical expression, or for those learning piano as part of music production or purely for personal enjoyment. - Ableton Live: Master the essentials of creating tracks, synth basics, and audio editing/mixing. - Music Theory: Develop a solid foundation to support your musical journey. I also have extensive experience teaching children aged 5–18 through educational outreach programmes with Strike Percussion across New Zealand. Classes are available in English or Japanese and are tailored to suit your individual learning style and goals. Whether you're looking to start your musical journey, expand your skills, or enrich your life through music, I am here to guide you every step of the way.

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I've had a few lessons with Sammy so far, and I’m positively surprised by how great the experience has been. Sammy is incredibly patient, attentive to detail, and really takes the time to adjust the lessons to your individual level and pace. I especially appreciate how he gently encourages you to try new things, all while keeping the learning process engaging and intuitive. The lessons are not only productive but also enjoyable — I’m genuinely looking forward to continuing this journey.

Working with Victoria is a pleasure! She's very skilled in both music and teaching. She is extremely patient and always makes sure that you finish the class with all your questions answered and goals achieved. She tailors the class towards your needs and always finds a way to explain sometimes complicated concepts. Warmest recommendation!

Mischa je very telented and insightful, he was able to grasp my level and adjust the teaching immediately, he likes to follow student passion and music selection and is able to prepare the material based on the level of knowledge. He is patient. Would highly recommend.

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