Aichi Music Study Abroad

With more than 20 years of stage experience as an opera singer, she is also a specialist in vocal pedagogy. Learn from a voice professor who has trained the next generation of singers at the best schools in the world. Member (XNUMX-XNUMX) of the Chemnitz Opera Company About XNUMX performed roles, include Octavian, Komponist, Carmen, Dorabella, Orlofsky, Suzuki, Muse/Niklas, Cherubino, Hänsel, Olga, Erda, Flosshilde, XNUMX. Norn, Siegrune, XNUMX. Dame, Magdalene, Maddalena, Marcellina*

A professor at the Bremen University of Music, who served as the world's premier Berliner Philharmoniker and was a founding member and chief of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, will teach music and techniques that will lead to tomorrow. Let's inherit the musicality and feats of Kura who has reached the highest rank!

Let's prepare for university entrance exams and competitions with regular lessons from overseas music university professors and musicians while in Japan!

Piano lessons by Dmitri Alexeev (Professor, Royal College of Music), a Russian pianist who is indispensable for those who aim for international piano competitions such as the Chopin Competition.

Learn from Russia-born sensei, who has a higher education in music in the United States and is based in Europe, to make the world-class violin your own!

A singing method taught by the amazing sensei, who was awarded a medal by the Italian government and asked by the Vatican to sing on the naming day of Pope Benedict XVI.This lesson should be kept secret from others ...

A cellist who has mastered his skills by continuing to study music with an insatiable spirit of inquiry.Opportunity to ask a female musician who has first-class skills as a chamber musician and an educator to teach directly.

A professor at the Mozarteum College of Music, who is highly sought after by aspiring pianists around the world. His teaching also extends to the Mozarteum Music School Summer Course and the Leopold Mozart Institute for Gifted Education.

The piano lessons learned from the Freiburg University of Music professor, who are described as "sound magicians," "piano poets with perfected skills," and "pianists with attractive sounds and spirits," are wonderful.

Why don't you try to solve the current musical and technical problems with the proven teaching method that has raised many students such as Bavarian State Orchestra, Cologne Gürzenich Orchestra, Essenfil and German Brass members to professionals. Is it?