■ Professors ■
* The professors will be updated from time to time, but in principle, sensei of affiliated professors (600 or more) is possible.* Please contact us as lessons may be available for sensei who are not affiliated.
* Lessons vary depending on the professor due to time difference, but lessons will be available from around 17:XNUMX.
<Piano>
〖Germany〗
● Dina Joffe / Jury member of the International Chopin Piano Competition / Former Professor of Hamburg University of Music
● Gilead Mishory / Professor, Freiburg University of Music, Germany
● Gerrit Zitterbart / Professor, Hannover University of Music
● Roland Krüger / Professor, Hannover University of Music
● Thomas Hell / Professor, Mainz University of Music
● Ilya Szeps / Professor, Cologne University of Music
● Wolfram Schmidt-Leonardi / Professor, Mannheim University of Music
● Thomas Woolman / Lecturer, University of Music Munich
● Piotr Ozkowski / Professor, University of Music in Detmold
● Lisa Smirnova / Professor, Robert Schumann Hochschule, Düsseldorf, Germany
● Evgeny Sinaisky / Folkwang University of the Arts (piano duo, piano accompaniment)
〖Austria〗
● Christopher Hinterhuber / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Johannes Marian / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Jan Gottlieb Irachek / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Albert Zasman / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Roman Zaslavsky / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Constantine Semilyakovs / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Bernhard Partz / Professor, Private University of Music and Arts, Vienna
● Evgeny Sinaisky / Professor, University of Music and Arts Vienna (Chamber Music)
● Milana Chernyavska / Professor, Glatz College of Music
〖Russia〗
● Dimitri Kapurin / Tchaikovsky Memorial National Moscow Conservatory Associate Professor
● Peter Raul / Associate Professor, St. Petersburg Conservatory
● Sergey Koudriakov / Tchaikovsky Memorial National Moscow Conservatory Associate Professor
〖France〗
● Anne-Leeds Gasterdi / Professor of the National Conservatory of Music in Paris & the Conservatory of Paris
● Jean-Marc Luisada / Ecole Normal Conservatory
● Ramji Yassa / Ecole Normal Conservatory
● Billy Adie / City Conservatory of Paris & Professor Schola Cantorum
● Pierre Leak / Former Professor of the City Conservatory of Paris
〖Spain〗
● Pierre Leak / Professor, Conservatory of Music, Catalonia
● Alex Alguacil / Professor of Conservatori Superior de Lyseu
〖England〗
● Dmitri Alexeev / Professor of Royal College of Music / Jury member of the International Chopin Piano Competition
● Colin Stone / Professor, Royal Academy of Music & Royal Academy of Music
● Gabriele Baldoch / Professor, Trinity Laban Conservatoire University, England
● Ivan Yanakov / World-class pianist
<Voice>
〖Italy〗
● Rossella Redoria / Former Professor of Opera School, Bologna Opera
● Lucetta Bitzi / Professor of Parma Conservatory
〖Germany〗
● Andreas Schmidt / Munich University of Music and Drama
〖Austria〗
● Barbara Bonney / Professor, Mozartium University of Music
● Rainer Trost / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, active singer (Vienna State Opera, Bayreuth Festival, etc.)
● Claudia Visca / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Peter Edelmann / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria
〖France〗
● Jean-Francois Luchon / Professor, Sergey Pontoise Conservatory
● Alex Penda / Active soprano singer / World-famous opera active singer
〖Belgium〗
● Jean-Francois Luchon / Professor, Royal Conservatory of Brussels
〖England〗
● Patricia Rozario / Professor, Royal College of Music & Trinity Laban Conservatoire University
● Lionel Friend / Professor, Royal College of Music & Guildhall School of Music
<Vocals (including vocal pedagogy)>
● Anne Peckham / Senior Professor, Berklee College of Music, USA
<Violin>
〖Germany〗
● Christoph Poppen / Professor, University of Music Munich
● Tomashevsky / Professor of Berlin University of the Arts / Former Professor of Hans Eisler University of Music
● Stephen Picard / Professor, Hanns Eisler University of Music
● Michael Weimann / Professor, Cologne University of Music
〖Austria〗
● Thomas Feodorov / Professor, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
● Lover Scho Larsen / Professor, Mozartium University of Music
● Dominican Falgel / Professor, Private College of Music and Arts & Glatz National College of Music
● Henya Zenmler / Professor, Private University of Music and Arts, Vienna
● Emrine Pierre / Salzburg Chamber Soloists Violinist
● Birgit Kohler / Former Lecturer, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna / Former Concertmaster, Vienna Symphony Orchestra
〖France〗
● Virginie Buscaille / Professor, City Conservatory of Paris / French Broadcasting Philharmonic Orchestra Conmas
<Viola>
〖Switzerland / Spain〗
● Yuval Gotribovic / Svitzela Italiana Conservatory (Switzerland) & Professor of the Catalan Conservatory of Music (Spain)
<Cello>
〖Germany〗
● Tillman Vick / Professor, Hannover University of Music
● Shenia Jankovich / Professor, University of Music in Detmold
● Julian Alp / Professor, Glatz National College of Music
〖Austria〗
● Claudia Zaragar / Lecturer, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
<Flute>
〖Austria〗
● Erwin Krambauer / Professor of Kunitachi College of Music & Chief of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra
〖Spain〗
● Albert Mora / Professor of the Catalan Academy of Music & Principal Player of the Liceu Grand Theater Orchestra
<Trumpet>
〖Germany〗
● Uwe Komishke / Professor of Franzlist College of Music & Former Chief of the Munich Philharmonic
〖Austria〗
● Uwe Keller / Professor of Glatz National College of Music & German Brass member
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