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Mehrnoosh - Finland£59
£59Music lessons: Santoor (santour-santur)/ Persian-Iranian classical music
My teaching approach blends traditional principles with contemporary methods to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation of music. Emphasizing both technical proficiency and artistic expression, I aim to empower students to explore their musical identities while honoring cultural heritage and embracing innovation. Beginner Level: Duration: Approximately 12 to 20 months / 1 hour of lessons per week Foundations of Music Theory: Delve into the fundamentals of music theory, exploring instrument structure and the significance of Western notation. Through historical context, understand the evolution of notation systems and their relevance today. Introduction to Musical Repertoire: Utilize beginner-level music books to develop precision in note execution and rhythmic accuracy. Implement concrete listening exercises to enhance comprehension of musical concepts, encouraging students to analyze and express their interpretations in class. Body Mechanics and Focus: Teach proper posture, breathing techniques, and mental focus during musical performance to instill healthy habits and optimize learning. Intermediate Level: Duration: Approximately 2 to 3 years / 1 or 2 hours of lessons per week Advanced Music Theory: Progress to advanced studies and technical pieces, emphasizing fluency in Western notation while integrating verbal instructions for nuanced musical expression. Exploration of Persian Music Traditions: Introduce the Radif, a practical repertoire of Persian music, emphasizing oral transmission to foster a deeper connection with tradition. Modal Understanding and Improvisation: Deepen comprehension of modal systems in Iranian music through listening exercises and hands-on improvisation. Encourage memorization and performance based on modal precision and musical logic. Performance and Recording Experience: Provide opportunities for students to showcase their skills through concerts and professional recordings, offering guidance and feedback to enhance their musical journey. Higher Level: Duration: Approximately 2 to 3 years / 1 or 2 hours of lessons per week Comprehensive Modal Exploration: Facilitate a comprehensive exploration of Persian modal systems, guiding students through interpretation and analysis of diverse musical repertoire. Composition and Modulation: Introduce composition exercises rooted in the rhythmic and modal frameworks of Iranian music. Explore modulation techniques in improvisation, guiding students through progressive stages of mastery. Integration of Tradition and Innovation: Encourage students to draw upon Persian mysticism and cultural aesthetics in their musical expression, fostering a holistic understanding of tradition while embracing innovation. Additional Notes: My teaching methodology integrates western music theory with the rich traditions of Iranian music, offering a balanced approach that accelerates learning while preserving cultural authenticity. Beyond technical proficiency, I strive to instill ethical values, appreciation for Persian poetry, and a sense of artistic responsibility in my students, nurturing well-rounded musicians with a deep connection to their craft.
Music teacher training · Sound (music)
Carlo - The Hague, Netherlands£50
£50Saxophone and Composition lesson with a Qualified Music Teacher for Middle School
Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the saxophone but have no idea where to start? Do you want to learn how to compose music or give a shape to those songs you always had in mind? You are in the right place then!!! Hi! My name is Carlo. I am an Italian classical and jazz saxophonist and composer. I am also a qualified music teacher for Italian middle school, with a solid preparation in the psycho-pedagogical field. As a teacher, I believe that any student has different ways to learn and approach music. Therefore, I will create for you a personalized but also funny and engaging learning path that would fit perfectly with your inclinations and musical tastes! My method consist in alternating the study of the instruments with some music theory. In this way, you will comprehend what you are playing, using the so-called method "learning by doing", for a gradual and steady learning. My approach includes also the use of little percussions, body movements and singing, in accord with the tradition of Orff, Kodaly and Dalcroze methods. I will also start teaching you from any songs you already know - it will surprise you seeing how many things you already know about music! You will see how funny is it to learn music in this way! For any level and any age! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN - How to play the saxophone, with focus on posture, embouchure, air steam, sound, technique, top tones etc; - Or how to compose, from songwriting to orchestra's writing, including counterpoint, orchestration and analysis; - How to improvise, without becoming a "music stand addict"; - Music theory lessons step by step with the instrument development; - Playing with others: you will play with your teacher (me!) in a saxophones duet or in a piano and saxophone duet. If you have a fellow musician, bring it for a group lesson! I will make some music arrangements to play all together. WHAT YOU WILL GET - If you don't have a saxophone (yet); a saxophone for the first lesson with possibility of rent; - Digital didactic material; - Professional and serious teacher; - Possibility of group lesson; - Friendly environment; - A cup of tea to better start the lesson :)
Saxophone · Music composition · Sound (music)
Esteban - Argentina£11
£11Electronic music production, sound design and audio post-production in Ableton Live
Introduction to Ableton Live: Interface and basic functions. Session configuration and arrangements. Production Fundamentals: Basics of mixing and mastering. Use of basic effects (equalization, compression, reverb). Working with Clips and Scenes: Creation and manipulation of clips. Organization and launch of scenes. Use of Instruments and Samples: Loading and manipulation of virtual instruments. Work with samples and loops. Basic Automation: Introduction to parameter automation. Creating dynamic changes on the track. Intermediate level: Advanced Sound Design: Use of virtual synthesizers. Creation and manipulation of custom sounds. Song Structures: Analysis of the structure of electronic songs. Creation of sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge). Advanced MIDI: Using MIDI controllers. Creation of melodic lines and harmonies. Advanced Effects: Creative use of effects (modulation effects, delays, etc.). Creating transition effects. Sampling and Audio Editing: Advanced sampling techniques. Detailed audio editing. Advanced level: Advanced Synthesis: Subtractive, additive and FM synthesis. More complex sound design. Professional Mixing and Mastering: Advanced mixing techniques. Mastering processes. Collaborative Production: Using Ableton Live for online collaboration. Integration of projects between different users. Live Performance: Preparation and execution of live sets. Using controllers for live performances. Advanced Automation: Automation of complex parameters. Creating more detailed dynamic changes. Project and File Management: Efficient project organization. Using libraries and sample files. Sound Design: Basic Sound Design Concepts: Understand the importance of sound design in musical production. Explore the differences between sound design and traditional music production. Use of Virtual Instruments for Sound Design: Use virtual instruments to create atmospheric sounds and textures. Experiment with synthesizers and samplers to generate unique elements. Recording External Sounds: Integrate field recordings and external sounds into production. Edit and process recordings for use in sound design. Granular and Waveform Synthesis: Explore granular synthesis techniques. Manipulate waveforms to obtain specific sonic results. Sound Design for Specific Media: Adapt sound design for audiovisual projects, video games or artistic installations. Audio Postproduction: Detailed Audio Editing: Use audio editing tools to perfect recordings. Correct phase problems, noise and other artifacts. Audio Restoration: Learn restoration techniques to improve the quality of recordings. Eliminate unwanted noise and recording problems. Advanced Mixing: Advanced mixing techniques to achieve clarity and cohesion. Detailed automation for final mixing. Special Effects Processing: Creative use of effects to create atmospheres and special effects. Effect automation to achieve dynamic changes. Specialized Mastering: Apply specific mastering techniques for electronic music. Prepare the mix for different distribution platforms. Integration with Third Party Software: Use of third-party plugins to complement the capabilities of Ableton Live. Integration with effects modeling software and external processors. Formats and Delivery: Preparation of files for different delivery formats (CD, vinyl, streaming). Technical considerations for music distribution.
Audio production · Ableton live · Sound (music)
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Aldo - Barcelona, Spain£17
£17Piano for everyone, exciting journey through music
Piano for All is an educational experience designed to teach people of different age groups to play the piano. This type of course is adapted to the needs, interests and skills of students, regardless of whether they are children, adolescents, young adults or older adults. Below, I give you a general description of what a piano course for all ages might include: 1. Introduction to the piano: - The course usually begins with an introduction to the instrument, where students learn about the parts of the piano and how it works. 2. Fundamentals of music: - Students learn fundamental musical concepts, such as reading scores, rhythm, musical notation and basic theory. 3. Piano technique: - Appropriate techniques of position of hands, fingers and body posture are taught to play the piano. Students practice exercises to develop the necessary dexterity and strength. 4. Repertoire: - Students begin to play musical pieces adapted to their level. The repertoire includes songs of various genres, from classic to popular, to maintain the interest of students. 5. Practice and progression: - As students progress, the course adapts to their individual levels, providing more challenging pieces and enriching their musical understanding. 6. Interpretation and expression: - Musical interpretation and personal expression are encouraged through the piano. Students learn to bring music to life through dynamics, phrasing and style. 7. Auditory development: - Students develop their auditory and musical ability, which allows them to identify tones, chords and melodic patterns. 8. History of music: - Aspects of the history of music can be included so that students understand the context of the works they perform. 9. Presentations and concerts: - Recitaries or presentations can be organized so that students have the opportunity to show their skills and gain confidence on stage. 10. Flexibility: - Piano courses for all ages are usually flexible and adapted to the individual needs and goals of the students. 11. Online education: - Many piano courses offer online options to provide comfort and flexibility to students, which is especially useful for busy adults. 12. Evaluation and follow-up: - Students can be evaluated periodically to measure their progress and receive feedback to help them improve. In summary, Piano for All focuses on teaching musical skills, piano techniques and theory, as well as encouraging musical appreciation and personal expression. The main objective is to allow students to enjoy music throughout their lives and develop piano skills at their own pace and level of interest.
Keyboard (music) · Music teacher training · Sound (music)
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