Je suis professor du violoncelle, eveil musical et solfeggio. Months are destined for people of all ages. De tout-petites aux adults. I have two bachelor's degrees at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid and the Koninklijke Conservatorium of Brussels. I have a Master's degree at Koninklijke Comservatorium Brussels with Olsi Leka, first cellist of the Belgian National Orchestra. Ici, you have the possibility of offering to your children the best world class... Learn the longue de la musique: le solfège ou eveil musical. Si le cours est poue toi t'inquiete pas! Peu import si l'élève a 3,6,7 10 ou 70 ans! Mes cours sont in Spanish, English and French. Je serais vraiment enchantée de vous aider!

This class is aimed for children between the ages of 8-13 who would like to begin developing their vocal technique and find their own unique voice early whilst working in a group scenario. My Group Singing workshop is a mixture of improvisation and technique. Add to that the fun singing with other like-children and you’re looking at a contender for the highlight of your week! This class is designed to build confidence and promote individual personal and social development and is taught in a fun yet disciplined way. With a minimum of 4 students and a maximum of 6 students per class each student will have the opportunity to perform a solo song and also a group song each week with individual feed back and technique advice each week.

I suggest you improve your saxophone and music practice by focusing on learning melody by ear and developing improvisation. As for instrumental technique, I can teach you how to place your fingers properly to develop your virtuosity, to have a tonic air column and a good embouchure to develop your sound and to work on articulation to improve your phrasing. All this is acquired little by little by playing specific exercises and solos, pieces or saxophone studies. Through learning the instrument I also suggest you develop your musical qualities which are essential to progress and have fun playing. By learning and memorizing melodies or solos by ear, you develop your ear, your sense of rhythm and your memory. Free improvisation allows you to develop your inner singing and your musical personality. Finally, working with a metronome or directly on recordings will help you improve your rhythmic ear. All this is aimed at allowing the greatest possible freedom with one's instrument as well as the development of a personal aesthetic. I started learning the saxophone at the conservatory 7 years ago. I started with jazz then curiosity pushed me to study classical saxophone for 3 years before specializing in tenor and jazz. I had many saxophone teachers (Eric Barret, Pascal Gaubert, Sylvain Rifflet, Sylvain Cathala...) and today I have a bachelor's degree at the Royal Conservatory with Fabrice Alleman and Manu Hermia. I have played the saxophone in many different contexts, often in jazz in small groups or in a Big Band, in classical solo or in a quartet and also with pop groups on stage or in the studio. I have always loved passing on what I have learned, so I have been teaching beginners/amateurs for 4 years, always with the aim of developing the pleasure of playing and regularity of practice.

Looking for a new hobby? Did you always want to learn piano but never took the time? Or have you played before and want to refresh your skills? It's never too late to follow your dreams ;) I would be happy to explore the world of music with you!

No obstacle to learning the piano! I offer you a comprehensive course for all levels (from 10 years old) you just need a good internet connection, PC, tablet, or smartphone, and a passion for music. For the advanced level people, I ask you to send me your recording up to date and give you the online feedback. Kanako: Japanese concert pianist, laureate of international competitions, graduated from the Paris Music School and Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel, gives you piano lessons for all levels, at home (to be discussed) or at home in Saint-Gilles with a piano at tail. I propose a learning adapted to everyone, from beginner to competition preparation. Language: French, English, Japanese.

Music is my passion and it is a joy for me to pass it on: My educational experience and my training allow me to teach music with games and playful methods in order to learn and play with pleasure, and I adapts the pieces and methods according to the level of the students and their ages.

Hi, I'm Nikos, a guitar teacher with over 12 years of experience and a Master's degree in classical guitar performance from the Conservatory of Brussels. I have taught over 100 students, providing individualized lessons and personalized attention to every one of them. Playing the guitar offers a wealth of benefits for personal growth, including improved memory and concentration, enhanced cognitive abilities, and a stress-free outlet for self-expression.

The teacher has been singing for 22 years. She studied Solfeggio and Piano at the Musicole (Uccle) then Singing and Soflège at the Académie de Saint Gilles, in Lyric Singing. She took group singing lessons with several renowned teachers (La Voie Créatif, Frédérique Rochette, Jérôme Porsperger, Corps Chant Voix). The teacher has a piano to work on vocals and piano. The teacher works on the basis of song texts. The student discovers or recognizes the song after choosing between several titles. The teacher adapts to her student's tastes as to the type of music that pleases him, she transmits her knowledge of singing whether for melody, for rhythm, for the placement of the voice and breathing. The teacher encourages the student and is caring. The teacher transmits her taste and passion for music. The teacher can also provide sheet music for classical or other music songs upon request. The teacher sings in a choir. It is also possible to work on rhythm using a metronome and a djembe, although the teacher is not a djembe specialist.

In French : For almost ten years, my method has strived to move away from those found at the Academy, sometimes considered austere and outdated. In my opinion, the student is the main actor in his learning, and the teacher should be his caring guide. In my opinion, his role is to provide him with appropriate help and support, and not to impose pre-established rules that do not take into account his unique needs. The image of the harsh and cold teacher should therefore be forgotten with me. My philosophy is always to encourage without imposing. The student will also have the opportunity to have access to a much broader repertoire than that imposed in classical education. Thus, he will be able to play his favorite music from all walks of life, whether it be themes from songs, plays, films, series or even video games. Of course, I also encourage classical music, as long as the student finds pleasure in it, which remains and will remain the most important for me. After all, what is music if not the purest and universal essence of our humanity, which brings together and unites our hearts and minds? In English: Over a decade of teaching, I have developed a method of teaching piano that differs from the ones found in the academic environment. For me, the student should be at the center of his learning journey. The teacher should be a guide who provides the student with tailor-made help and support, without forcing preexisting rules that don't reflect the unique needs of each student. No cold, strict or ill-tempered teaching on my watch! My philosophy goes by the following: always encourage, never impose. The student also has the opportunity to explore a much larger repertoire than the one imposed in classical education. He/She has the freedom to play any music from all backgrounds, including songs, shows, movies, series or even video games. Of course I also encourage classical music, as long as the student enjoys it, which will always be the most important part for me. After all, what is music, if not the purest and most universal essence of our humanity, the one that connects our hearts and souls?

I propose violin lessons for all the ages and levels. I love music and violin in particular and what I hope is to transmit my passion to other people. What I would like is to make people learn through enthusiasm and positivity, with the belief that it is always the right time to learn something new. I have many years of experience as a teacher, thanks to the schools where I have been teaching during the last years and the teachers that I met as a student, who made me learn how to play and how to teach too. I like to teach by adapting to people and their wishes, looking for the right approach for each one

My teaching method is based on the novelty of methods that will stimulate motivation in the student and guarantee meaningful learning. I address my lessons to all and all people who want to start with this practice or who already have some basics on the instrument.

Computer music basics: Ableton + (if necessary) Adobe audition + Audacity Content of the Ableton course: use sound bank and effects incorporated into the program, add your own sounds, audio tracks and Midi tracks, transform audio track into Midi track (and vice versa), some interesting effects (on sound, on 1 track or on all tracks) with parameter settings, record with Ableton, make loops, work in Session view and Arrangements view, split sounds, mix, export, automate your work for live performance, etc.

I am a professional oboist with over 20 years of specialised music education in England, Germany, and Belgium and performing experience with some of the best orchestras in the world including the London Symphony Orchestra, Gurzenich Orchestra in Koln, and National Orchestra of Belgium. I have experience teaching young children, teenagers, and adults as well as giving group lessons. I offer private one on one lessons either in my home or yours (and at the moment via webcam) with a focus on fun, musical fluency, gaining confidence in technique, and learning repertoire. Whether you're a complete beginner or more advanced, feel free to take some lessons with me and we can work on whatever area you would like to improve on. I believe that learning an instrument should be fun and enjoyable so lessons are student-centred and always with an encouraging atmosphere. I also offer music theory lessons for school children to support their musical education and any exams they might be taking. Piano lessons for the complete beginner - my main instrument is the oboe but if you'd like to start learning the piano, I can give lessons in your home and get you started with the basics!

MY METHOD Depending on your musical desire, your request, your theoretical or technical needs, together we will establish a learning method that suits you, at the pace that suits you. I can advise you on jazz piano, classical piano, and other styles (variety, rock, Latin), in individual or group play. Improvisation, theory, harmony, learning by ear. I can also help you with musical composition (instrumental music or song), and the basics of computer music (Sibelius, Logic, Kontakt, Native Instruments). I teach at my home located in SAINT-GILLES, Porte de Hall- Parvis district (easy access via public transport). MY JOURNEY Professional musician and piano teacher for 20 years. Professor of jazz and classical harmony at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels and of jazz piano at the academy. Graduated from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (great distinction) for piano and pedagogy. Experienced with all kinds of profiles. Also composer / arranger (Jazz quintet, arrangements of French songs, film music, orchestra, Mao). I teach in English too

Hello, I am an Associate Professor of Piano, I obtained my master's degree in Piano Didactics at Imep in Namur (2022), and my specialized piano diploma at the Perugia Conservatory of Music in Italy (2012). I have worked as a teacher for over ten years, with children and adults. I live in Brussels, in Forest, and I have a piano. If I can help you, contact me here!