Music Lessons : Theory | Instrumental Technique | Interplay | Guitar | Bass | Voice | Piano | Rhythm
From 42.87 £ /h
I am a professional musician and composer with twenty years of study and concert experience. I have a licentiate in theory and solfeggio and I graduated in jazz guitar at the Cesare Pollini Conservatory in Padua. I offer adults and children individual lessons aimed at achieving independence through the creation of their own study method and inclusion in the local musical community also thanks to the possibility of playing - even live - within a jam managed by me . For several years I have been teaching theory, harmony, arrangement, singing, instrumental technique applied to guitar, bass and piano. I have experience playing funky, blues, rock, surf, jungle, jazz, rap, hiphop, pop, metal, samba, dance, classical and popular music.
“I attended an ensemble music course managed by Federico for about a year. I found myself very well in general, with me in the course there were people of very different levels but Federico always managed very well to adapt the parts to each person's level of experience and to give very stimulating musical theory ideas also in the analysis of apparently simple songs. I also had the opportunity to have some private guitar lessons where I was able to get some very useful information on the study of the neck.”
Maria Silvia Morsino
“During Federico's course I experimented with an approach to different musical styles and genres such as rock, blues, jazz, with a wide margin of experimentation.
Together with the other members of the group we also formed bonds by developing harmony and melody by singing intervals on the piano and a series of very useful exercises. I consider it an educational experience for those who want to get involved and have a passion for music, having the opportunity to practice different structures together with others and thus also honing their ear. However, Federico is always present and available for advice, questions and questions outside of lessons. For me it is an experience worth having, I would add a multi-ethnic cultural basin where everyone is given the opportunity to get involved and grow artistically.”
Veronica Casale
“I felt very comfortable. Innovative teaching method that lays the foundations for playing rock and blues and then, if you want, moving on to jazz improvisation. Teacher always available with clear explanations. Very interactive lessons. Highly recommended!”
Nicolò Santin
“Prepared and kind, in his laboratories he creates a stimulating and informal environment where anyone can feel at ease with him. It is helping me create a study method to make me more independent in my personal research.”
Massimo Cucca
“I attended an ensemble music course managed by Federico for about a year. I found myself very well in general, with me in the course there were people of very different levels but Federico always managed very well to adapt the parts to each person's level of experience and to give very stimulating musical theory ideas also in the analysis of apparently simple songs. I also had the opportunity to have some private guitar lessons where I was able to get some very useful information on the study of the neck.”
Maria Silvia Morsino
“During Federico's course I experimented with an approach to different musical styles and genres such as rock, blues, jazz, with a wide margin of experimentation.
Together with the other members of the group we also formed bonds by developing harmony and melody by singing intervals on the piano and a series of very useful exercises. I consider it an educational experience for those who want to get involved and have a passion for music, having the opportunity to practice different structures together with others and thus also honing their ear. However, Federico is always present and available for advice, questions and questions outside of lessons. For me it is an experience worth having, I would add a multi-ethnic cultural basin where everyone is given the opportunity to get involved and grow artistically.”
Veronica Casale
“I felt very comfortable. Innovative teaching method that lays the foundations for playing rock and blues and then, if you want, moving on to jazz improvisation. Teacher always available with clear explanations. Very interactive lessons. Highly recommended!”
Nicolò Santin
“Prepared and kind, in his laboratories he creates a stimulating and informal environment where anyone can feel at ease with him. It is helping me create a study method to make me more independent in my personal research.”
Massimo Cucca
Extra information
Bring your instrument and cables, memorize music and words but still do not forget the sheets.
Location
At teacher's location :
- Via Lucindo Faggin, Padua, Province of Padua, Italy
About Me
I am a kind and friendly music teacher, I encourage students to play and study together, and to express themself pianissimo or fortissimo (working on touch and dynamics).
I am looking for students who want to express themselves freely and are willing to study indipendent as self-educated students; I propose myself as a guide, as a reference, and I invite them to join a jam I am organizing in Padova and other jams around in town.
I am looking for students who want to express themselves freely and are willing to study indipendent as self-educated students; I propose myself as a guide, as a reference, and I invite them to join a jam I am organizing in Padova and other jams around in town.
Education
Two degrees at Cesare Pollini Conservatory in Padova: one in Jazz Guitar, the other as Sound Technician and Designer. I obtained the Licenza di Teoria e Solfeggio in the same Conservatory.
Experience / Qualifications
Federico is a guitarist, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. In addition to this, Fik deals with teaching, and with Social Media, Booking and Band Management. He collaborates, alongside musician producer Fosco17 Luca Jacoboni, with record promoter Marco Stanzani who collaborated with artists such as Pino Daniele, Lunapop, and Lucio Dalla.
Fik lived for 4 years in Berlin: he played (guitar and voice) in several very famous clubs such as the SO36 (David Bowie was cheered on by both the public and musicians to take the stage at the height of his Berlin period), the Insomnia-Nightclub, the Brunnen70, the Kit Kat Klub (Liza Minnelli, the venue where the Love Parade was born) where he led a festival from he designed called Karneval of Love, the Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz, Hotels such as the Circus Hotel at Rosenthaler Platz. Jazz Clubs such as B-Flat, Waldo Bar, Ernst, Zosch, and Naked Jazz Festival were exported from New York to Berlin by drummer Eric Vaughn. He has been invited 2 times to play at the Yorckschlösschen Home of Jazz & Blues. The main newspaper Berliner Morgenpost dedicated an article to him with photos on the front and inside pages. In Berlin, he collaborated with Milo Lombardi, Charles Sammons, Lars Karlin, Roland Satterwhite, Pinar Tatlikazan, Seraphim Greno Bradel, Mike Basden, and others.
In Italy he played as a soloist for 2 years at the Ritz Hotel in Abano; in Venice 1 year at the Moresco Hotel and a few months at the Carlton Hotel on the Grand Canal, restaurant, and Top Of The Carlton Sky Lounge. With his band and other previous formations (blues and jazz) he has played in many venues in Padua (ex-Mame, current Parco della Musica, Caffè Pedrocchi, Palazzo Zuckermann, Osteria Barabba, Pedro, and many others), Venice (Hard Rock Cafè, Al Vapore, Forte Marghera, Paradiso Perduto...), Vicenza (Vinyl, Rive Jazz Club), other cities in Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia (Trieste, Sofar Sound), Trentino, Lazio (Rome) and Lombardy. He has played in 2 editions of the Sherwood Festival (one as a soloist, one in a marching band) and other local festivals such as Yucca, Navigli, Oktoberfest, or Folk Festivals. In Italy, he collaborated with Glauco Benedetti (Jovanotti), Giovanni Perin, Giulio Tullio (Elio), Michele Uliana, Edoardo Brunella, Alessandro Brunetta, Stefano Cosi, Sergio Gonzo, Tommaso Piron, Amedeo Schiavon and many others.
In the past he studied theater acting, in particular comedy and impromptu, and worked with well-known directors and actors from the Teatro Verdi in Padua and the Teatro Piccolo in Milan: Lorenzo Maragoni and Giorgio Sangati. Fik obtained the Theory and Solfeggio License with Maestro S. Lanza, and 2 degree diplomas, one in "Computer Music and Sound Design" (in particular studying classical piano with Maestro G. Di Toma), the other recently in " Jazz guitar” studying with Masters M. Tonolo (jazz piano, arrangement), D. Santimone (guitar) and F. Angiuli (ensemble music, history), both with top marks at the Cesare Pollini Conservatory in Padua; here he created with Alvise Vidolin, Luigi Nono's sound director, an audio installation with binaural synthesis and motion capture that was greatly appreciated by Ennio Chiggio of the N Group of Padua. He was admitted to the Berklee College of Music summer courses at the highest level (IV), studying with Jon Damian and Jim Kelly at the Umbria Jazz Festival. At the Gershwin school in Padua, he attended a specialization course with the jazz singer Alessia Obino.
Fik lived for 4 years in Berlin: he played (guitar and voice) in several very famous clubs such as the SO36 (David Bowie was cheered on by both the public and musicians to take the stage at the height of his Berlin period), the Insomnia-Nightclub, the Brunnen70, the Kit Kat Klub (Liza Minnelli, the venue where the Love Parade was born) where he led a festival from he designed called Karneval of Love, the Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz, Hotels such as the Circus Hotel at Rosenthaler Platz. Jazz Clubs such as B-Flat, Waldo Bar, Ernst, Zosch, and Naked Jazz Festival were exported from New York to Berlin by drummer Eric Vaughn. He has been invited 2 times to play at the Yorckschlösschen Home of Jazz & Blues. The main newspaper Berliner Morgenpost dedicated an article to him with photos on the front and inside pages. In Berlin, he collaborated with Milo Lombardi, Charles Sammons, Lars Karlin, Roland Satterwhite, Pinar Tatlikazan, Seraphim Greno Bradel, Mike Basden, and others.
In Italy he played as a soloist for 2 years at the Ritz Hotel in Abano; in Venice 1 year at the Moresco Hotel and a few months at the Carlton Hotel on the Grand Canal, restaurant, and Top Of The Carlton Sky Lounge. With his band and other previous formations (blues and jazz) he has played in many venues in Padua (ex-Mame, current Parco della Musica, Caffè Pedrocchi, Palazzo Zuckermann, Osteria Barabba, Pedro, and many others), Venice (Hard Rock Cafè, Al Vapore, Forte Marghera, Paradiso Perduto...), Vicenza (Vinyl, Rive Jazz Club), other cities in Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia (Trieste, Sofar Sound), Trentino, Lazio (Rome) and Lombardy. He has played in 2 editions of the Sherwood Festival (one as a soloist, one in a marching band) and other local festivals such as Yucca, Navigli, Oktoberfest, or Folk Festivals. In Italy, he collaborated with Glauco Benedetti (Jovanotti), Giovanni Perin, Giulio Tullio (Elio), Michele Uliana, Edoardo Brunella, Alessandro Brunetta, Stefano Cosi, Sergio Gonzo, Tommaso Piron, Amedeo Schiavon and many others.
In the past he studied theater acting, in particular comedy and impromptu, and worked with well-known directors and actors from the Teatro Verdi in Padua and the Teatro Piccolo in Milan: Lorenzo Maragoni and Giorgio Sangati. Fik obtained the Theory and Solfeggio License with Maestro S. Lanza, and 2 degree diplomas, one in "Computer Music and Sound Design" (in particular studying classical piano with Maestro G. Di Toma), the other recently in " Jazz guitar” studying with Masters M. Tonolo (jazz piano, arrangement), D. Santimone (guitar) and F. Angiuli (ensemble music, history), both with top marks at the Cesare Pollini Conservatory in Padua; here he created with Alvise Vidolin, Luigi Nono's sound director, an audio installation with binaural synthesis and motion capture that was greatly appreciated by Ennio Chiggio of the N Group of Padua. He was admitted to the Berklee College of Music summer courses at the highest level (IV), studying with Jon Damian and Jim Kelly at the Umbria Jazz Festival. At the Gershwin school in Padua, he attended a specialization course with the jazz singer Alessia Obino.
Age
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
60 minutes
90 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Italian
Skills
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