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3 woodwinds teachers in Luzern

Sophie

62€

60-min

/h

Music Wednesday! The perfect opportunity to play and discover your hidden talent!Translate this text using Google Translate.

Music Wednesday! The perfect opportunity to play and discover your hidden talent!Translate this text using Google Translate.

Have you ever looked at your clarinet and thought, "I should play more often..." — then scrolled instead? Perfect, Music Wednesdays are for you! What's that?!? Two short monthly get-togethers, stress-free, judgment-free... but with music. The concept is simple: We meet for 45 minutes, and we really play. 30 minutes of guided practice (inspired by the “winners’ routine”, with a drum machine and a broken-down style) A little improvisation to unleash creativity, tame your emotions, and maybe discover that you're better than you thought. A moment to ask your questions: a passage you're stuck on, a study, a method... let's talk about it The prerequisites (note: very demanding): An instrument (ideally a clarinet, but we're open to suggestions) Ears (preferably sharp ones) Attention (yes, you'll have to turn off notifications... hang in there!!) When ? The first Wednesday of the month, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m., then the third Wednesday of the month similarly from 6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Objective: to progress without getting bored, to play at a relaxed pace, and to leave with the desire to play again. If your clarinet is starting to gather dust or if you're simply looking for a nice place to practice... sign up!! (I promise, no one will ask you to play the Mozart Concerto in the first session... well, unless you insist.) See you soon !

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Lisa

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5.0

2 reviews

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72€

60-min

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Beginning or perfecting in music - learning to play clarinetTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Beginning or perfecting in music - learning to play clarinetTranslate this text using Google Translate.

''Once upon a time there was a breath. Lighter than a whisper, it melted into the wind, lamenting that it was never heard...'' But before continuing this story, a little introduction is in order. 🙋🏻‍♀️ | Hi ! I'm Lisa and I study clarinet at the Lucerne University of Music. 🎶 | But beyond the pleasure of playing on stage, alone or in a group, I love to make my passion known and allow other people to become familiar with my instrument. 👩🏻‍🏫 | For a few years, I have been teaching the clarinet online and at the music school of Crans-Montana. But back to the story. “...One day, he heard in the distance the chords of a guitar accompanying a joyful and magical song. From that day on, the little breath decided to become music. So he let himself be carried away by the wind, which deposited him next to a clarinet. Curious, the breath slipped into the mouthpiece and slid down to the pavilion. It was fun, a bit like a slide...'' But what is a clarinet? Let's take a short break in history to clear up this point. 📖 | The clarinet is a wind instrument of the woodwind family. It is made of ebony and has 18 keys that allow the musician to play all the notes. 🎤 | It is the instrument closest to the human voice. Indeed, it can sound very loud or very soft, very high or very low and has a wide variety of sounds. 🌬 | To make a sound with his clarinet, the musician blows into the mouthpiece and vibrates the reed. A bit like when you make a blade of grass hiss by blowing on it. Let's see how our breath is doing. “... He then gathered all his strength and blew a big blow into the beak. Nope ! It didn't seem like the right method. He then tried to tap on the reed and slipped through the holes and the keys. Until, finally, the breath becomes a melody...'' Turn your breath into music too! 🎺 | Playing a musical instrument will allow you to express your creativity and relax while developing your brain. Plus, seeing your progress will make you proud and gain self-confidence. 💡 | The clarinet is a practical instrument. Indeed, it disassembles into 5 parts that you can store in a small box and take with you everywhere! 🇨🇭 | In Switzerland, there are many harmonies and other ensembles where the clarinet has a prominent place. You will therefore be able, as soon as you have mastered the basics, to meet lots of new people with whom to share your passion. Let's finish the story. “...Other breaths, strings and beats, impressed by the beauty of the melody, found himself a musical instrument too. This is how the 1st orchestra was born! I am available on weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) in Valais and during the week in Lucerne. Do not hesitate to contact me for more information ☀️

Hua-Yen

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5.0

10 reviews

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46€

60-min

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Xiao and Dizi Lessons: Chinese Bamboo Flute, Repertoire, Breath, Tone and OrnamentationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Xiao and Dizi Lessons: Chinese Bamboo Flute, Repertoire, Breath, Tone and OrnamentationTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Xiao and Dizi Lessons: Breath, Tone, Ornamentation, and Chinese Bamboo Flute Repertoire I teach xiao and dizi with a focus on breath, tone, phrasing, ornamentation, and musical expression. The xiao and dizi are two important Chinese bamboo flutes, each with its own sound world. The dizi has a clear and bright tone, often used in traditional music, theater, folk melodies, and contemporary screen music. The xiao has a deeper and more intimate sound, well suited to slow melodies, lyrical phrasing, and meditative repertoire. My lessons are adapted to each student's background and goals. You are welcome whether you are a complete beginner, a musician from another tradition, or someone who discovered these instruments through Chinese drama, traditional music, or East Asian culture. In this class, we can work on: Basic playing technique and posture Breath, tone production, and sound control Dizi membrane pasting and adjustment Ornamentation, phrasing, and expressive details Numbered notation and/or staff notation Traditional repertoire Pieces chosen according to your interests Listening and understanding the musical style behind the instrument I teach in English and French. Lessons can be held online, and the schedule can be arranged week by week depending on our availability and time zones. Looking forward to meeting you. See you soon ! -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Xiao and dizi lessons: breath, sound, ornamentation and repertoire I teach xiao and dizi with particular attention to breath, sound, phrasing, ornamentation and musical expression. The xiao and the dizi are two Chinese bamboo flutes, each with its own distinct sound. The dizi has a clear, bright timbre, often used in traditional music, theater, folk melodies, and film or television soundtracks. The xiao has a deeper, more intimate sound, particularly suited to slow melodies, lyrical phrasing, and meditative repertoires. My lessons are tailored to each student's background and goals. You are welcome whether you are a beginner, a musician from another tradition, or if you discovered these instruments through Chinese dramas, traditional music, or East Asian culture. During class, we can work on: The basic technique and posture Breath control, sound production, and timbre control The installation and adjustment of the dizi membrane The ornamentation, phrasing, and expressive details Reading the numerical notation and/or the staff The traditional repertoire Selected pieces based on your interests Listening to and understanding the musical style of the instrument I teach in French and English. Lessons can be held online, and schedules can be arranged week by week according to our availability and time zones. Hope to meet you.

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Only reviews of students are published and they are guaranteed by Apprentus. Rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 21 reviews.

Rob is fantastic - warm, engaging, and patient. My 10-year-old son has been taking a weekly class with Rob for the entire school year. Rob is very responsive and communicative, so scheduling and other logistics have been smooth. He incorporates my son's interests into the lessons while building foundational skills. Rob has helped my son grow as a musician and, perhaps most importantly, maintain an enthusiasm for the process.

The lesson was very informative and fun at the same time! Hua-Yen always found new ways and methods to help me achieve what we were working on when I struggled. He has a good way of explaining things clearly and made sure I could follow. The learning environment was engaging and supportive. I can recommend working with him highly :)

Lisa is a warm, thorough and professional teacher. My daughter is enjoying her lessons and improving quickly.

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Only reviews of students are published and they are guaranteed by Apprentus. Rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 21 reviews.

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