Learn how to develop your Music Improvisation skills.

From 72 £ /h

I would love to share with you my passion for improvising and creating new music. Shake off those inhibitions and sign up for a lesson! Discussions about and techniques to help musicians with improvising. Teaching from either violin or keyboard.

A basic or advanced level of instrumental skills is suitable for this class. We will discuss ideas, processes and techniques to assist with improvising.....we’ll explore the use of harmony, rhythmic patterns and how we can train the ear to create patterns in sound.

I am a member of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with years of experience as a Violinist and am passionate about improvisatory music.

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Bring your instrument.

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At teacher's location :

Sydenham, London, UK

Online from United Kingdom

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

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Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

30 minutes

45 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Skills

Music composition

Violin

Keyboard (music)

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Cameron

5.0

(2)

I am an experienced and energetic composer, musician and tutor offering music lessons to students of any age, interest and ability. I strive to make sure all lessons are exciting and stimulating. Each lesson is designed to match your needs and extend your knowledge and experience in music.

Lessons and musical areas covered include :
- contemporary classical music
- composition (classical and new, contemporary, experimental, film, media)
- classical music (theory, history)

- electronic music composition and production
- DAW (Ableton, logic)
- synthesis

- experimental music / avant-garde
- music analysis
- relationships between music and contemporary dance, film, fashion and architecture
- musical philosophy (19th- 21st Century)

I am fluent in : Sibelius, Logic, Ableton, Adobe, Davinci, Sketchup, Unity and Pro Tools.

Do let me know what areas of music you are most interested in and I can develop a bespoke course of study for you!

My current and previous professional experience includes:
- Associate lecturer of Music at Surrey University, UK (Current)
- Private composition teacher in the UK and Internationally (Current)
- Composer-in-residence (Styrian Regional Government, Austria)
- Composer-in-residence (Royal Scottish National Orchestra, 2015:16)
- Musician-in-residence (Musique Cordiale, France, 2017)
- Musician-in-residence (Dulwich College, London, 2017-18)

Riccardo

5.0

(2)

Being a music producer means to be able to make immortal all your own emotions.
Fl studio in my opinion is the best digital audio workstation in terms of usability, clarity and versatility.
It is perfect to create any genre you want, pushing you to avoid to use the usual loops and trying to build amazing original and professional traks.
I work in this field for 7 years and I released a lot of tracks with different labels (like the impressed music of New York), in addition I produced a lot of tracks for numerous artists.
So...
Become a professional music producer with me and let's make music!

(I can teach even by video call)

Tamara

5.0

(2)

With over fifteen years experience, I specialise in teaching flute, piano and theory to students of all ages and levels. I enjoy getting to know each student personally and honing in on what makes them excited about learning music.

I am also a freelance flutist, playing regularly with orchestras, and chamber ensembles in London, Europe and Australia.

I have vast experience teaching in schools and universities, regularly preparing students for performances, Trinity College of Music examinations and music college auditions. I hold my BMusPerf Hons degree with First Class Honours in Flute Performance and my AMusA, LMusA and LTCL diplomas.

I am happy to travel to students for a small fee.

Kirsty

5.0

(2)

Violin/Piano/Music Theory/School Music Lessons available in London or online. I hold a Master of Arts with Distinction from the Royal Academy of Music in London, as well as a Bachelor of Music degree with First Class Honors from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. I have an LRAM in teaching and have studied the Kodaly method for many years throughout my undergraduate degree.
I am a teacher at the Stewart Bilingual School, as well as cover teaching in various schools for Camden Music Service. I have coached chamber music and taught violin for Royal Conservatoire Summer Schools Courses.
I would describe myself as a highly adaptable teacher, able to implement various teaching strategies in order to tailor my teaching style to the needs of each student. I am friendly, positive and motivating, as well as being empathetic and encouraging. I believe it is important for younger students to learn that with work comes reward - a lesson that can be transferred to all walks of life.

Ugne

5.0

(2)

Accomplished performer and teacher currenly holding position at the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London. I have been always dedicated and inspired to teach young generations music performance and the artistry. It has been great 10 years since I started pedagogy and it's practice, inspired by my mother - violin teacher herself- who has encouraged me to continue her mission in teaching violin and viola with a great passion. I have obtained Bachelors, Master degree with distinction, Advanced Dip and prestigious Teaching Certificate issued by the Royal Academy of Music.I share my newest methods with great enthusiasm while helping young violinists to achieve their aspirations in music performance. Furthermore, I always aim to introduce the most effective techniques of viola and violin playing by choosing diverse repertoire, discipline of practising, consequently it maximises my students ability to express their musicality. As a teacher I particularly concentrate on the use of the sound of the instrument in it`s full range of colours and the left hand technical brilliance.
I prepare students for :
*ABRSM exams (with distinction)
*Trinity exams
*International competitions and masterclasses
*Festivals and concerts opportunities
*Entrance exams for the best schools of London : Royal Academy of Music, Royal College of Music, Menuhin School and Purcell school of Music.
I have a lot of patience, innovative and fun way to approach the lesson, and able to teach any age. If you want to achieve your goals in music performance and you are dedicated student - I am the right teacher for you

Pablo

5.0

(2)

Music is a wonderful thing to learn, it is a universal language. Over the years I have developed specific programs to suit the needs of every students. I offer support with specific ongoing programs such as help with preparing for the graded exams and schools assessments as well as working on specific topics: Reading, Transcribing, Grooves, Styles, Technique, Soloing, Rudiments and Creative Composition.

Aleksandra

5.0

(2)

I am an award-winning violinist based in SE London, currently completing my Bachelor degree at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

My teaching methodology is based on an individual approach to each student. I always try to combine working on technique and basic theoretical knowledge (to understand the music better) with showing the beauty of music. Every student has different needs, therefore I can help with both preparing for various kind of exams or just learning how to play for fun and pleasure. I am a positive and patient person. My goal is for my students to simply enjoy playing.

I am heavily experienced at both teaching and performing, very familiar with ABRSM and Trinity exam boards and DBS-checked.

Languages: English and Polish

Kristin

5.0

(2)

This piano lesson aims to provide a holistic learning to students of all levels and all ages, where they not only acquire techniques and skills through the process, but also develop the interest and the ability to achieve musicality and artistic level. In the class, we will build up the strength and skill of piano, identifying your goal and something you want to work on, and look after your mental and physical well-being in order to achieve the joy and fulfillment learning piano. This piano lesson can be conducted in English or Chinese Mandarin.

Sam

5.0

(2)

Music graduate, session musician and musical director. Teaching all genres in piano/ keyboards/ synthesiser/ sound design. Personalised lessons for individual needs!

Teaching for the past 5 years to all ages and abilities. First class BA honours degree in music performance. Any length lessons available from 30 mins.

I enjoy making my lessons enjoyable and fun, catered to your personal needs. Whether its getting you through your grades, into the school you want or just how to be a good musician.

Billy

5.0

(2)

Hi, I'm Billy, a guitarist from South East London who has been performing live since I was eighteen. I was trained at the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance and have over five years of private teaching experience. Having begun as a self-taught musician, I believe it is fundamental for students to first find their passion, as this will provide the necessary motivation to advance. Whether you've just got your first guitar, or you wish to build upon your existing skills and advance your playing - I will make sure to tailor my lessons to you.

Sarah

5.0

(2)

Have fun learning piano, music theory or composition in an easy & inspiring way.
Lessons are centred around having fun learning inspiring music.
I have spaces available early afternoon suitable for adults with flexible working hours.
I’m an experienced teacher. I teach beginners up to grade 8 classical & teach pop, jazz (All ABRSM grades), theory & composition. I teach adults & children.
I can help you read music, learn by ear & develop a good understanding of harmony & chords. Many people simply want to have fun learning music they love others are ambitious to gain skills and develop a career in music.
I'm patient and creative and students are encouraged to learn at their own pace.
Do get in touch to find out more. Many thanks! Sarah

James

5.0

(2)

I believe lessons should be first and foremost enjoyable, but also serve as a means to break new ground and inspire as much practice as possible at home! So we'll start by establishing an objective of the student's choice that reflects their ambitions, and then work through the appropriate techniques, exercises, and repertoire that allows us to get there in as enjoyable a way as possible!

Lessons will be supplemented with listening/aural exercises, music theory training, and performance/contextual discussions (if necessary!).

Evie

5.0

(2)

Evie studied music at university in London and has been playing violin and viola for over 20 years. She is interested in a broad range of music, which she hopes to share with students of all ages and abilities in their lessons. As a performer, Evie plays in various settings - folk, jazz, in bands, as well as more typical orchestral and chamber ensembles. Her own musical interest currently lies in folk, baroque music and improvisation.

Evie has been teaching a broad range of students for the last eight years: those who wish to take graded exams, those looking to explore folk and improvisation, expand their repertoire, or brush up on technique. She also currently teaches group violin classes at a primary school in London.

She has found that encouraging a structured and regular practice at home, if possible with the help of a parent or guardian, is the best way to reach goals and feel confident while playing. Most of all, she encourages students to be open-minded, inquisitive, and ready to listen to a variety of music! Evie is always ready to cater specifically to the needs and interests of the student, and to create a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. In lessons, she will cover sight-reading, exam preparation, music theory, focused technique, improvisation, standard repertoire, and any music the student may wish to explore on their instrument.