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Saxophone, jazz harmony and music theory. Professional saxophonist.
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My name is Eduardo. I'm from Spain and nowadays I live in Antwerp. I'm graduated in ciences and history of music with the saxophone specialty at the conservatory superior of Alicante and a master's degree in education at the university of Alicante. Also I've studied 3 pedagogic courses of education at the university of Madrid. On the another part I've done jazz courses in some provinces of Spain. I like to teach saxophone to my students and I enjonying doing it to improve together. I teach saxophone technic, improvisation and jazz harmony for beginers and intermediate level. I speak spanish, english and I understand French.

I'll be very happy to meet with you !
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  • Soldatic Antonio, Zonnewijzerstraat, Antwerp, Belgium
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60 minutes
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Javier
Guitarist with a Master's in Jazz Performance from the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa and a Master's in Live Electronics from the Royal Conservatoire of Antwerp. I have been teaching guitar for over 20 years, to beginners and experienced musicians alike.

My approach: a real progression plan built for you, with measurable results week after week. I deliberately take a limited number of students so I can follow each one closely.

HOW THE LESSONS WORK

Every student starts with an assessment lesson: we look at your level and your goals, and you leave with a clear practice plan.

After that, depending on your profile:
• Beginners: solid foundations from the start (posture, rhythm, chords, reading), without bad habits to fix later.
• Intermediate players who feel stuck: we find what's holding you back and work on technique, harmony and ear training.
• Jazz and improvisation: harmony, voicings, standards, improvisation.

Lessons at my studio in Antwerp or online, in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese.

MONTHLY PLAN (recommended), paid at the start of the month:
• 4 lessons per month (1 per week): €240 (€60/h)
• 2 lessons per month (1 every two weeks): €130 (€65/h)
Single lesson: €70

You can hear me play on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iOdnjkNsYY


INTERVIEW

01
- Since when did you develop a passion for music and more particularly for your favorite instrument?

- I became interested in the guitar at the age of ten. I had a friend who played "Blackbird" music by The Beatles and I was fascinated. From there, I started to study and I continue to learn today.


02
- What music can you listen to on repeat with the same pleasure (and without going crazy)?

- Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.


03
- Tell us about the most difficult or amazing lesson you have given!

- It would be a class where I have to explain the major and minor tonality and all its variants in one hour of class. But I will get there!


04
- In your opinion, what is the most complicated instrument to master and why?

- It was impossible to answer. Each person has different predispositions.
For me to play the piano at a high level would be complicated for the need for independence of the right and left hands. In this sense, the guitar is easier.


05
- What are, for you, the keys to success (apart from those of Sol and Fa)?

- Constance, it's always better to practice a little every day than a lot once in a while.
Patience, learning an instrument takes time. You have to learn to coordinate the body and the brain and take new paths from time to time.
And the most important :
Don't be afraid of making mistakes, to learn it is essential to make mistakes and this should not be a reason to stop practicing, on the contrary, it should be a motivation to improve.


06
- Name 3 musicians with whom you would dream of jamming in a bar at 2 a.m. and tell us why!

- Tigran Hamasyan, Reinier Baas, Avishai Cohen (bassist)


07
- An anecdote to tell in relation to your job or your schooling (and not necessarily the party you had after entering the Conservatory)?

- When I started giving lessons (I was 17), I had a 10-year-old student, when I suggested things to do, he looked me directly in the eye and said: No!
But with patience, after a while, I managed to make a connection with him and at the end of the 3 years he played the guitar very well and we became friends. Now he is more or less 25 years old.


08
- What is the little touch that makes you a special teacher adored by all his students?

- I am very patient and I always find the best way to explain to each student.
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Seba
Hi! I'm a full-time professional trumpeter offering personalized trumpet and/or improvisation lessons focused on developing confidence, creativity, and a clear practice strategy.

I hold a Master's degree in Jazz Trumpet and a Master's degree in Education, combining high-level artistic training with a deep understanding of how people learn. My goal is not only to help you play better but to teach you how to practice effectively, so you continue making progress long after each lesson.

I perform weekly across a wide range of musical styles, including jazz, pop, funk, rock, soul, reggae, and african music.
In addition, I'm bandmember of Lucid Lucia, Hnita Bigband, Nana Osei, Nuff Said, Jazbyssinia and The Very Bigband.
Throughout my career, I've shared the stage with renowned artists including John Clayton, Joe Bowie (Defunkt), Chris Potter, Bert Joris, Jef Neve, Gregory Hutchinson, Frank Vaganée, Zap Mama, Manou Gallo, Amir Sulaiman, K.ZIA, Selah Sue, and many others.
This real-world experience allows me to connect jazz improvisation with practical musicianship and the skills needed to become a versatile performer.

Every student is different, so lessons are tailored to your goals, experience, and musical interests.

Contact me if you're interested in one or more of these:
Trumpet lessons (complete beginners, advanced players and everything inbetween)
Rhythm and phrasing (all instruments)
Effective practice methods (all instruments)
Improvisation (all instruments)
Ear training and transcription
Harmony and music theory
Sound, technique, and articulation (all instruments)
Jazz vocabulary and repertoire (all instruments)
Building confidence and musical expression (all instruments)

I love teaching people who are searching for ways to grow. I believe I have learned some very important things in my life that have helped me a lot in the process of becoming a better musician and human being, and I would love to share those with people who are looking for it.
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Javier
Guitarist with a Master's in Jazz Performance from the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa and a Master's in Live Electronics from the Royal Conservatoire of Antwerp. I have been teaching guitar for over 20 years, to beginners and experienced musicians alike.

My approach: a real progression plan built for you, with measurable results week after week. I deliberately take a limited number of students so I can follow each one closely.

HOW THE LESSONS WORK

Every student starts with an assessment lesson: we look at your level and your goals, and you leave with a clear practice plan.

After that, depending on your profile:
• Beginners: solid foundations from the start (posture, rhythm, chords, reading), without bad habits to fix later.
• Intermediate players who feel stuck: we find what's holding you back and work on technique, harmony and ear training.
• Jazz and improvisation: harmony, voicings, standards, improvisation.

Lessons at my studio in Antwerp or online, in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese.

MONTHLY PLAN (recommended), paid at the start of the month:
• 4 lessons per month (1 per week): €240 (€60/h)
• 2 lessons per month (1 every two weeks): €130 (€65/h)
Single lesson: €70

You can hear me play on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iOdnjkNsYY


INTERVIEW

01
- Since when did you develop a passion for music and more particularly for your favorite instrument?

- I became interested in the guitar at the age of ten. I had a friend who played "Blackbird" music by The Beatles and I was fascinated. From there, I started to study and I continue to learn today.


02
- What music can you listen to on repeat with the same pleasure (and without going crazy)?

- Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.


03
- Tell us about the most difficult or amazing lesson you have given!

- It would be a class where I have to explain the major and minor tonality and all its variants in one hour of class. But I will get there!


04
- In your opinion, what is the most complicated instrument to master and why?

- It was impossible to answer. Each person has different predispositions.
For me to play the piano at a high level would be complicated for the need for independence of the right and left hands. In this sense, the guitar is easier.


05
- What are, for you, the keys to success (apart from those of Sol and Fa)?

- Constance, it's always better to practice a little every day than a lot once in a while.
Patience, learning an instrument takes time. You have to learn to coordinate the body and the brain and take new paths from time to time.
And the most important :
Don't be afraid of making mistakes, to learn it is essential to make mistakes and this should not be a reason to stop practicing, on the contrary, it should be a motivation to improve.


06
- Name 3 musicians with whom you would dream of jamming in a bar at 2 a.m. and tell us why!

- Tigran Hamasyan, Reinier Baas, Avishai Cohen (bassist)


07
- An anecdote to tell in relation to your job or your schooling (and not necessarily the party you had after entering the Conservatory)?

- When I started giving lessons (I was 17), I had a 10-year-old student, when I suggested things to do, he looked me directly in the eye and said: No!
But with patience, after a while, I managed to make a connection with him and at the end of the 3 years he played the guitar very well and we became friends. Now he is more or less 25 years old.


08
- What is the little touch that makes you a special teacher adored by all his students?

- I am very patient and I always find the best way to explain to each student.
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Seba
Hi! I'm a full-time professional trumpeter offering personalized trumpet and/or improvisation lessons focused on developing confidence, creativity, and a clear practice strategy.

I hold a Master's degree in Jazz Trumpet and a Master's degree in Education, combining high-level artistic training with a deep understanding of how people learn. My goal is not only to help you play better but to teach you how to practice effectively, so you continue making progress long after each lesson.

I perform weekly across a wide range of musical styles, including jazz, pop, funk, rock, soul, reggae, and african music.
In addition, I'm bandmember of Lucid Lucia, Hnita Bigband, Nana Osei, Nuff Said, Jazbyssinia and The Very Bigband.
Throughout my career, I've shared the stage with renowned artists including John Clayton, Joe Bowie (Defunkt), Chris Potter, Bert Joris, Jef Neve, Gregory Hutchinson, Frank Vaganée, Zap Mama, Manou Gallo, Amir Sulaiman, K.ZIA, Selah Sue, and many others.
This real-world experience allows me to connect jazz improvisation with practical musicianship and the skills needed to become a versatile performer.

Every student is different, so lessons are tailored to your goals, experience, and musical interests.

Contact me if you're interested in one or more of these:
Trumpet lessons (complete beginners, advanced players and everything inbetween)
Rhythm and phrasing (all instruments)
Effective practice methods (all instruments)
Improvisation (all instruments)
Ear training and transcription
Harmony and music theory
Sound, technique, and articulation (all instruments)
Jazz vocabulary and repertoire (all instruments)
Building confidence and musical expression (all instruments)

I love teaching people who are searching for ways to grow. I believe I have learned some very important things in my life that have helped me a lot in the process of becoming a better musician and human being, and I would love to share those with people who are looking for it.
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