Gerd Mueller Jazz Institute Berlin Instructor / Trombone Lesson

　In the 1980s, Gerd Mueller, who studied at the Berlin University of the Arts, one of Germany's most prestigious schools, was the Berliner Philharmoniker's chief trombone player, Chrishard Gesling, and the Berliner Philharmoniker's famous bass trombone player. He has two teachers, Siegfried Cheese Creek.Many jazz musicians are from the classical field, and Gerd Mueller is one of them.With the trombone on the royal road inherited from the top players in the classical world, he is now active in two music scenes, jazz and salsa.Not only in Germany, but also at international music festivals held in various countries, the audience was excited and many appeared on TV and radio. There are countless participations in CD recordings.He is also the director of the Schiller Theater, one of Berlin's long-established theaters, and the RIAS Broadcasting Big Band.
　A teacher at the Jazz Institute Berlin, a jazz division of the Berlin University of the Arts and the Hans Eisler College of Music, he teaches school policies, including admission criteria and degree program accreditation. He is also a member of the on-campus council to decide and chairs the on-campus academic council.Of course, you can expect guidance, but you can also expect personal connections.