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Cello lessons by webcam / video for all levels.

From 51 £ /h

Former professor at the University of Music in Bucharest, and currently a full professor at the Brest Conservatory, I teach baroque and modern cello. I also teach the Suzuki method for children of 4-7 years old.
By Skype, Whatsup, Zoom or FaceTime.

Location

Online from France

About Me

Full cello teacher at the Brest CRR. After obtaining the First Prize in 2003 at the prestigious international Young Concert Artists competition in New York, Romanian cellist Laura's career took off thanks to this worldwide recognition. The press described her as "a true virtuoso, whose sounds, flowing from her instrument as from a source, are full of color and drama" (New York Times). The artist “might as well be a soprano. She embraces the cello as an extension of her own body, thus personifying the lyricism specific to an instrument so close to the human voice ”(Washington Post). The same year, she also won the First Prize of the International Arturo Bonucci Competition in Rome: "an artist with exceptional musical intuition, endowed with an accomplished technique ..." (La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno).
Laura was born in Bucharest in 1980. She began studying the cello at the age of 10, preparing for the “Georges Enesco” Music High School in Bucharest with teachers Constantin Gheorghiu and Dan Totan. From 1999 to 2004, she studied at the University of Music in Bucharest with Marin Cazacu and Vasile Tugui. From 2004 to 2007, she completed her master's degree at the Hochschule für Musik Köln, in the class of Professor Frans Helmerson. Throughout her years, she has participated in numerous masterclasses in Germany, Spain, France, the Netherlands and Romania.

Education

License, Master and Doctorate in cello.
Certified teaching teacher
TEACHING - 2007 and 2008 - Professor of cello at the Superior University of Music - 2004 and 2012 - Doctorate in Musical Interpretation at the Superior University of Music Bucharest, Romania - 2005 and 2006 gives private lessons of cello and solfeggio in Hamburg, Germany - since 2008, when she settled in France, she has been giving private cello and music theory lessons in Paris. - Full cello teacher at the CRR de Brest since 2014

Experience / Qualifications

Full professor grade A at the CRR in Brest, professor at the University of Music in Bucharest
As a soloist Laura made her debut on the stage of the Berlin Philharmonic in 2006, in Shostakovich's 1st Concerto for Cello and Orchestra with the Berliner Sinfoniker, under the direction of James Gaffigan. “Laura gave a reading of the first cello concerto, focused on developing her own voice, but at the same time with a great diversity of timbre and articulation. In the slow movement, this was particularly evident, the artist has succeeded in brilliantly developing popular dance which emerges almost instantly from the preceding elements ”(Berliner Zeitung). She has performed as a soloist with a number of important orchestras: Bari Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Chamber Orchestra (Rheigau Festival), "George Enescu" Philharmonic in Bucharest, Romanian Radio Orchestra, Shanghai Philharmonic, Santander Orchestra, Ohio Symphony Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, concertos by Shostakovich, Dvorak, Vieru, Ph. E. Bach or Saint-Saens, as well as Rococo Variations by Tchaikovski.

Age

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

30 minutes

45 minutes

60 minutes

90 minutes

120 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Cello

Reviews

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Cello lessons in Brest and Relecq-Kerhuon and by webcam. Concert cellist, full professor at the CRR de Brest

48 £ /h

María

4.94

(17)

Hello to everyone!
My name is María, I am a Venezuelan Cellist.
All my musical education was inside the musical program "El Sistema" in Venezuela. This education was based on preparing myself as a better human being though playing cello in orchestras, chamber music and as soloist.
I am current studying my Master degree at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel.
In what consist my lessons?
Cello classes for all levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced), it does not matter if you have never played cello before or if you are already studying, the important thing is to help you achieve the goals you want with this beautiful instrument.
To have better results with practice, if it is necessary to help you with music theory, I will help you.
As well, if you're looking for help in orchestral excerpts for auditions, I'm here for you!
For kids, parental support is also important during some lesson, we are all a team and we need to work together to achieve the goals!
Classes can be in person at your house or mine (BRUSSELS, BELGIUM) or via videocall (Skype, Zoom, etc). The schedules are planned according to the time of the student and the teacher.

Looking forward to meeting you and work together!
Maria.

Belén

4.94

(17)

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The most important thing for me is listening to music. If you are studying music as a hobby or in preparation for your professional career, we will help you achieve the greatest efficiency and get the most out of it by making our job easier. It is clear that learning music requires discipline and work, but can be interesting and expandable.

The flexibility lies in the main features of my classes: My goal for my graduates is that they need a digital method that they have to adapt to their personal attitude and style. The offer of classes for individuals and private groups of all students and the duration of the course are also flexible and depend on the training of the student (most of the little ones that Suelen was able to aprovechar in the last media lessons). Classes can be in Spanish, English, Dutch or Greek.

Language and music theory are presented in all classes, but in an organic form and with a lot of immersion in practice.

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EN
The most important thing for me is having fun learning music. Whether you're studying music as a hobby or preparing for your professional career, we focus on being as efficient as possible, learning as much as possible, and having a good time while doing it. Of course, learning music requires discipline and hard work, but it can be done in an interesting and satisfying way.

Flexibility is my main characteristic: my goal is to give you what you need through a dynamic method that adapts to your personality and your specific learning style. I offer both individual lessons and group lessons for people of all ages. The duration of the lessons is flexible and there is also the possibility of combining the lesson content between cello, piano and music theory. We can speak in English, Dutch, Greek or Spanish.

Music theory will be present in a natural and organic way in all lessons.

Contact me if you are interested! :)

Andrea

4.94

(17)

Cello classes for all ages. from scratch, didactic classes for children from the comfort of their home, classes for young people to prepare them to fully enter the profession and classes for adults personalized and at their own pace!
Solfeggio classes for children, educational and fun classes that they will not even realize how easily they have learned music.

Zhiyu

4.94

(17)

I completed my bachelor's degree at the Berlin University of the Arts and am now studying cello at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. I have 16 years of experience with the cello.
I am a prize winner at many international competitions.
I would like to share with you how to understand well with this beautiful instrument and my thoughts in the musical world!

Andrea

4.94

(17)

Hello! I've been teaching continuously for over 10 years, and I'd like to explain what you can expect from a class with me.

Personalized approach: The most important thing is to know what you want to achieve. I will tailor the lessons to your needs: playing for pleasure at home is not the same as preparing for entrance exams (although always with the same rigor). Your goals will influence the methodology, the organization of your studies, the repertoire, and so on.

Relaxed (but rigorous) environment: Once you've defined your goals, classes will be dynamic and pressure-free. Note! "Relaxed" doesn't mean undemanding; we'll just avoid military methods—especially given my personality and sense of humor.

Music, not just notes: My methods are very dynamic, with a special emphasis on hearing and musicality. No "read, play, and turn the page." I avoid approaches obsessed with reading sheet music without memorizing, listening, or understanding what is being played. I want you to own your performance and make artistic decisions. Warning! I might even make you sing.

No stylistic barriers: Thanks to my training in Jazz and Modern Music, I give equal importance to all genres. Adapting to your tastes, we'll go from baroque to blues, from Haydn to bebop... or even Michael Jackson. Why not?

If you identify with this approach, contact me! Learning the cello is a pleasure, and I'd love to share it with you!

Miriam

4.94

(17)

Are you in love with the sound of the cello but have never dared to start playing it?
Have you been playing the cello as an amateur and now need an expert to guide you?
Do you want to develop and improve your cello and musical skills?
Do you need reinforcement lessons?
Would you like to prepare for entrance exams to the conservatory?
Would you love to join a youth orchestra and need help preparing for the auditions?
...
These are the private cello lessons you were looking for!

My name is Miriam, I am a graduate in Master of Classical Music at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent.
I've been teaching cello to children, teenagers and adults for 10 years, so I've acquired the necessary experience to be able to adapt to the different and personal needs and objectives of each student. My teaching methodology focuses on creating a friendly and relaxed environment (which does not mean undemanding!) in which students feel confident to express their own ideas and worries. In my lessons I focus on technical and postural questions, but we also reflect together on the music, as I like my students to develop their own musical ideas and not just imitate the teacher.

Contact me now to schedule your first lesson and take the first step toward your musical aspirations! :)

Volha

4.94

(17)

Growing with joy in playing – developing technique through favorite pieces.

One of the most exciting aspects of playing the piano is the ability to play favorite tunes from movies and Disney fairy tales. You can easily learn and play popular songs that both children and adults will enjoy. This makes practicing the piano even more interesting and inspiring, as you can enjoy familiar and beloved melodies.
Learn your favorite melodies with fun
In my lessons, we'll explore jazz and pop music together on the piano. We'll play the music you love. If you'd also like to learn classical works, we're happy to incorporate that music into the lessons. You'll also learn music theory and ear training (solfeggio) – in a relaxed and playful way, so the focus is always on fun.

Efstratia

4.94

(17)

I teach cello to students of all ages and levels: from complete beginners to those preparing for conservatory auditions. My goal is to build your technique and musicality together, step by step, so that you're always challenged but never overwhelmed.

A typical lesson works on a mix of technique (posture, bow control, tone production), repertoire suited to your level and taste, and — if you want it — music theory and sight-reading. I'll set clear short-term goals with you each lesson and check in regularly on your progress, so you always know what you're working toward and why.

I have experience teaching students with dyslexia and ADHD, and I adjust my pacing and explanations so lessons stay clear and comfortable rather than stressful. If you're an absolute beginner, don't worry — I've taught people who've never held a cello before, and we start exactly where you are.

A bit about my background: I hold a Master of Music from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where I studied under Ella van Poucke, and I graduated cum laude from the Conservatory and University of Thessaloniki. With my quartet, I won First Prize and the Young Jury Prize at the Storioni Festival Competition 2026, and I've performed at venues including Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Muziekgebouw Amsterdam, and Muziekgebouw Eindhoven.

Lessons can be in English, Dutch, German, or Greek, in Amsterdam or online. Get in touch and tell me a bit about your goals — I'll tailor our first lesson around them.

If you’re interested, feel free to contact me with any questions.

Kiara

4.94

(17)

Hello !
Passionate and highly motivated, I offer tailor-made cello or baroque cello lessons, adapted to your organization, your personality and your desires.
If you are looking for varied, supportive learning at your own pace, you are in the right place.
For me, it is essential to give you the technical tools to approach the music you love with complete peace of mind. This learning process involves an analytical approach to body control and a refined awareness of movement. Drawing inspiration from the Alexander Technique and breath work, I help you find deep relaxation with the instrument. To achieve this, I create personalized exercises based on my own technical research. In addition, I utilize recognized progressive methods to solidify your foundation (Feuillard's Young Cellist Method, Valérie Aimard's CelloKids, Yampolsky, etc.).
Then... it's time for the music of your dreams and sharing! Technique is simply a tool at the service of music. Alongside the fundamental work, we'll emphasize the joy of playing the repertoire of your choice: we'll work on the music you truly love. If a score doesn't exist or proves too complex, I'll create custom arrangements especially for you! But of course, music is first and foremost about sharing. I'll regularly accompany you in duets during our lessons to develop your listening skills and musicality.
Indeed, playing together is very stimulating. Furthermore, I can occasionally organize meetings between students who wish to participate, giving you the opportunity to meet, exchange ideas, and play together in a friendly atmosphere.

If you are passionate about early music, please note that I also offer lessons in Baroque cello. Whether you wish to begin or improve your skills on a historical instrument (gut strings, Baroque bow), or explore this specific repertoire with the aesthetics and phrasing of the period on your modern cello, I would be delighted to guide you in your learning.

Feel free to contact me to discuss your musical preferences. I look forward to meeting you and starting this adventure together!

Laura

4.94

(17)

My name is Laura I’m a professional cellist from London, England and have lived in Germany for 4 years.

I believe that learning the cello or any form of music, at any age or level should lead to a positive addition to your life. I teach beginners (any age) to intermediates to advanced students who might be looking to peruse to instrument as a professional career. I am happy to discuss needs or requests of the students or if they have certain goals they would like to prepare for in mind!

Felix

4.94

(17)

I am a Professional cellist based in Berlin. I have a lot of experience as a soloist and chamber musician and am exciting to share this Knowledge with Students of all ages and abilities. I focus on taking a very individual approach with each student, taking the time to figure out what they need most and what teaching style would suit them. I believe in a very holistic approach to the instrument incorporating unity of mind and body for technical ease, effortlessness and flow.

Tomohiko

4.94

(17)

I am a professional cellist based in Vienna, Austria, currently active as a soloist and chamber musician. I offer individual online cello lessons in English, German, Italian and Japanese. I studied at a National Conservatory of Music in Italy with a full scholarship from the Italian government, and subsequently continued my studies at the Music Conservatory of Vienna. My professional experience includes working with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra as well as performing in opera productions.
Today, I work actively as a soloist and chamber musician in Vienna and internationally. My experience as a performing musician allows me to bring practical knowledge of professional music-making, performance preparation and stage experience directly into my teaching.
Lessons can be adapted to your needs. We can work on classical cello repertoire, technique, preparation for performances or auditions, or simply on developing a more beautiful and expressive sound. If you are not sure which level or type of lesson is right for you, you are welcome to contact me and tell me about your experience and goals.

Valentin

4.94

(17)

For the past three years, I have been teaching cello in music schools and within musical associations in France. This experience has allowed me to work with a wide variety of students: children who are beginners or already musicians, teenagers, adult beginners, as well as people wishing to take up the cello again after several years of interruption.

This diversity of students has convinced me of one thing: there is no single right way to learn music. That's why I adapt my teaching methods to each individual, taking into account their age, level, needs, personality, and above all, their goals.

For children: I aim to create an environment that is structured, fun, and motivating. Technical learning remains essential, but it must be accompanied by curiosity and enjoyment. I use a variety of exercises and tools, sometimes more innovative ones, to make musical concepts concrete and facilitate understanding. The goal is to allow the child to progress while gradually developing their autonomy and confidence.

For adults: Have you always wanted to learn the cello? Did you start when you were younger and want to pick it up again? It's never too late to rediscover the joy of playing. I adapt to each person's pace, without imposing any predefined goals. We can work on the basics, gradually review technique, explore a repertoire you love, or delve deeper into specific aspects according to your interests.
I can also integrate music theory concepts directly into instrumental work when it is useful.

Above all, I want to share my passion: beyond technique, what motivates me in teaching is the act of passing on knowledge. I love seeing a student overcome a difficulty, understand something new, and above all, gain confidence in their playing.
My goal is for each lesson to allow students to progress, discover and enjoy making music.

I am currently pursuing my advanced cello studies at the Haute École de Musique (HEMU) in Lausanne, while continuing to develop my teaching experience.

Whether you are a beginner, wish to take up the cello again or are looking to improve your skills, I will be happy to build with you a tailor-made teaching program that truly corresponds to your musical project.

Rachael

4.94

(17)

Rachael Lonergan has been teaching cello since 1989. She was a coach for the Suzuki Music Program of Los Angeles for twelve years, and the cello coach for both the New West Ventura Youth Symphony and the Avanti Chamber Orchestra. She was on the faculty for the Southern California Suzuki Institute in 1996. Rachael also taught chamber music classes at The National Cello Institute from 2003 through 2019. In 2006 Rachael started the San Fernando Valley Cello Ensemble (SFVCE), which consists of students from her studio.

She was coordinator of the Suzuki Cello Graduation for the Suzuki Music Association of California Los Angeles branch from 1996-2017 as well as coordinator of the American String Teachers Association Area I and II Competition from 1999-2006. She served on the Los Angeles Cello Society Board of Directors for ten years, was their membership co-chair for four years, and coordinated the annual Student Honor Recital.

Rachael has edited three books in collaboration with Last Resort Music, played on several motion pictures, a Gloria Estefan music video (at 2:36 in video) and was featured in an Air Supply video. She was principal cellist of the West Valley Chamber Orchestra for eight years, where she was featured as a soloist performing works such as Dvorak’s Cello Concerto in Bb, Haydn’s C Major Concerto, Saint-Saens Concerto No. 1, Vivaldi’s Double Concerto in g minor, Boccherini’s Concerto in Bb, Faure’s Elegie and Bruch’s Kol Nidrei, among others.

Rachael's students have won top awards in competitions such as ASTA, PTA, VOCE, SYMF, LAVS, YAG, and Memorial Awards, among others. Her students participate in chamber music programs at Colburn, and JCM as well as local youth orchestras such as CSUN, Conejo Valley, LAYO, and Colburn. Numerous students have won concerto competitions and have performed solos with various orchestras. 95% of her students are also members of their school orchestra in addition to being members of the SFVCE which performs regularly throughout the year.

Students have gone on to pursue a degree in cello performance at Oberlin, Manhattan School of Music, Peabody, UCLA, Gonzaga University, UCSB, Cal State Long Beach, Lawrence University, and Baldwin-Wallace College while others have minored in music at USC and Stanford. She has several former students that are now private teachers as well as performers.

Rachael thanks all the teachers who have influenced and shaped her playing and teaching over the years: Gretchen Geber, Rick Mooney, Richard Allen, Peter Rejto, Matt Cooker, John Walz, and Andrew Cook. Without their influence, guidance, and support she knows her life would be very different.

Learning to her is a lot like life, and the journey itself is much more important than the end. She is a product of all her teachers, and feels that as she continues to teach, she keeps learning and growing with each student. It is a never ending process.

Lucile

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(17)

Having graduated from the conservatories of Paris and Moscow, I pass on my technical, stylistic and musical knowledge to students of all levels, from beginners to advanced. My teaching combines technical rigor with the development of interpretation.
For students wishing to take end-of-cycle exams or enter competitions, I offer comprehensive support: artistic deepening of works, optimization of working methods and mental preparation for the stage.
Courses are taught either in person or via videoconference.