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Music lessons; music theory; rhythm and cello
From 31.44 £ /h
I offer music lessons for children focused on four main areas: music theory, singing, cello, and rhythm. My approach is playful, caring, and adapted to each child's age and pace.
Through music theory, I help children develop their musical ear, read and understand sheet music in a lively and interactive way. In singing, we explore the voice with gentleness and freedom, working on breathing, expression, and the joy of singing together. Cello lessons are designed to introduce young children to the technique of the instrument, while maintaining an element of play and sensory discovery. Finally, rhythm workshops allow children to move, strike, feel the tempo, and play with rhythm through their body and percussion.
Above all, I seek to transmit a love of music and to offer a space for listening, expression and trust.
Each lesson is a little musical journey, where the child learns while having fun.
Through music theory, I help children develop their musical ear, read and understand sheet music in a lively and interactive way. In singing, we explore the voice with gentleness and freedom, working on breathing, expression, and the joy of singing together. Cello lessons are designed to introduce young children to the technique of the instrument, while maintaining an element of play and sensory discovery. Finally, rhythm workshops allow children to move, strike, feel the tempo, and play with rhythm through their body and percussion.
Above all, I seek to transmit a love of music and to offer a space for listening, expression and trust.
Each lesson is a little musical journey, where the child learns while having fun.
Extra information
Bring your music notebooks
Location
At student's location :
- Around Paris, France
About Me
I am a passionate and caring music teacher with a deep love for working with children. I believe music is a powerful tool for self-expression, confidence, and joy. When I teach, I strive to create a warm and playful environment where every child feels safe to explore, make mistakes, and grow. I adapt my approach to each student's needs and energy levels, using games, stories, and movement to make learning fun and engaging. Whether it's introducing a child to an instrument, teaching rhythm, or singing, my goal is to help every child connect with music in a natural and meaningful way.
Education
I have a degree in music and musicology, a course that allowed me to explore music theory, music history, analysis and instrumental practice.
I also studied cello at the conservatory, developing a solid technique and artistic sensitivity that I now passionately pass on.
In parallel, I enriched my training with experiences in music pedagogy, notably through teaching music to children for several years.
My approach is nourished by a dual perspective: academic and sensitive, with particular attention paid to transmission, listening and the creativity of each student.
I also studied cello at the conservatory, developing a solid technique and artistic sensitivity that I now passionately pass on.
In parallel, I enriched my training with experiences in music pedagogy, notably through teaching music to children for several years.
My approach is nourished by a dual perspective: academic and sensitive, with particular attention paid to transmission, listening and the creativity of each student.
Experience / Qualifications
I taught music for two years at the Tunis Conservatory, where I worked with children, teenagers, and young adults. This experience allowed me to develop a teaching method adapted to each age group, combining rigor, creativity, and kindness.
At the conservatory, I also directed a choir and led several music practice clubs, fostering collective expression, listening skills, and the joy of playing together. These workshops allowed students to develop their sense of rhythm, their musical ear, and their self-confidence in a structured yet joyful environment.
At the conservatory, I also directed a choir and led several music practice clubs, fostering collective expression, listening skills, and the joy of playing together. These workshops allowed students to develop their sense of rhythm, their musical ear, and their self-confidence in a structured yet joyful environment.
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
French
Italian
Skills
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