Stephan Bornshoyer studied violin at the German National University of Music in Cologne and the National University of Basel in Switzerland, while studying under the world-famous string quartet Amadeus Quartet to acquire the exquisite breathing and skill of chamber music ensembles. I attached it to.He also participates in the master class of Oistrakh's disciple Victor Pikaisen and Zakhar Bron, who is widely known as a famous teacher, to improve his skills.
In 1991, he joined the prestigious German orchestra Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra.Now, as a veteran player who firmly supports the violin section, it has become an indispensable presence for the orchestra.Also, his ability as a chamber musician, learned from the Amadeus Quartet, cannot be overlooked. In 1996, he formed the Artis Piano Quartet centered on the members of Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra and started international activities.The harmony created by outstanding teamwork and the sincere approach to music are gaining popularity. As a lecturer at the German National University of Music in Trosingen since 2004, he has been enthusiastic about teaching, and he offers various lessons according to the level and wishes of the students.From technical training using textbooks to repertoire of solo and chamber music, and preparation for orchestra auditions are OK.Of course, it's also the best lesson for music college entrance exams.
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Stephan Bornshoyer Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, Germany, Lecturer, National Trosingen University of Music, Germany / Violin public lesson
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Japan
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Tokyo
Prestigious Stuttgart Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra / Violin Super Lesson for Music Study Abroad / Competition by Lecturer at the German National University of Music in Trosingen (Tokyo) April 2015, 4 (Wednesday)
Prestigious Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra Violin Super Lesson for Music Study Abroad / Competition by German National Trosingen University of Music Instructor Stuttgart Radio Symphony Violinist from 1991 Stuttgart Radio Continue to support the traditional sound of the Broadcast Symphony Orchestra, and learn from the talented people who are popular in the quartet these days.
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I am very happy that Stephan Bornshoyer sensei is coming to Japan this year.And Vision will take this opportunity to offer a special violin super lesson (private).The schedule is limited to one day on April 2015, 4 (Wednesday). Only a limited number of 29 to 1 people will be directly instructed by sensei, a violinist of the prestigious German orchestra Stuttgart Broadcasting Symphony and a lecturer at the German National University of Music in Trosingen.Even in Germany, it is very difficult to teach students privately, so why not take this course?
If you are thinking of studying abroad in Germany or Europe, prepare for entrance exams and check your level.Those who are thinking about the competition will be able to enjoy the depth of the home by learning from the authentic German sensei.
Stephan Bornshoyer sensei is happy to share various music with Japanese people.Anyone, regardless of level or age, can take the lesson.It is possible for beginners to professionals.The purpose is various from hobbies to professionals as well as study abroad and competition.
There aren't many public violin lessons, so don't miss this opportunity!
If you haven't taken lessons yet, you can listen to them.There is so much you can learn by not only playing for yourself, but also watching other people's lessons.In fact, many students in Europe study through listening.It is also an opportunity to listen to the performances of many other people, and through the lessons of various people, you will be able to better understand how to teach sensei.Musical instruments other than the violin can also enjoy the atmosphere of overseas classes, so please feel free to join us.Due to the convenience of the lesson room, the number of people is limited.It will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't hesitate to apply as soon as possible.Now is the time to seize the opportunity!
The teaching method of sensei overseas is completely different from that in Japan.In particular, the main focus is to "enjoy and express music more", so the points to teach vary from student to student.Isn't it a big point for those who are aiming to study abroad or become a professional in the future to feel how the points of teaching are different from those in Japan?Those who are not satisfied with the real music in Japan and those who want to know the real music will also get a chance to come into contact with the real music!
■ Lesson students ( RO)
The performance was still unstable due to lack of practice, but I am grateful to you for kindly teaching me.
I'm sorry that there were too many phrases, how to use the bow, and what I couldn't do, but I was able to take a closer look and took a deep lesson.If there is next, I would like to take lessons after completing more.
■ Lesson participants ( TY)
It was a very fun lesson.I thought it was very good for me to learn from a different perspective than the sensei I usually learn.
■ Lesson participants ( ST)
I learned a lot.I'm very glad that you told me what I was missing.
Unlike Japan, the way I feel the phrases and the way I take the rhythm is different, so I was able to learn a lot from sensei and it was very helpful.I want to continue studying a lot.Thank you very much.
■ Lesson participants ( M.K.)
I am glad that you pointed out your bad points accurately.
■ Lesson participants ( MY)
It was good that there was a rare feeling of tension.
It's a pity that I couldn't get the perfection I prepared.
I learned a lot by pointing out many points that I didn't notice.
■ Lesson listener ( M.K.)
I think it is very valuable and good for many overseas orchestra members who have come to Japan to take public lessons in Japan like this, so I hope they will continue to hold lessons like this.
As an instructor, it will be a great learning experience, including approaching sensei's students.
■ Lesson attendees ( AN)
It was good to listen to the lessons and use them as a reference.
I'm glad that sensei actually played a lot.
I would like to take this time.
■ Lesson attendees (KN)
It was a great learning experience for me to see a foreigner's public lesson for the first time.
I was surprised at sensei, who teaches people of various levels in an easy-to-understand and gentle manner. (I thought that overseas sensei was tough).It made me think again that it is very important to understand and play the song itself and the sense of rhythm that Japanese people lack.
■ Lesson attendees ( AI)
This time, the level of the students was different, and I think it was a very interesting lesson.
I was impressed by the fact that sensei teaches any student according to their level.
■ Lesson attendees ( NA)
I learned a lot.Violin and German!
The sound of sensei is beautiful, and the German language is also beautiful.Because I have a cat (laughs)
It's a public lesson with a friendly and non-intimidating atmosphere, and I would like to take another sensei lesson next time.I hope you can also see the orchestra study.
It was very helpful for me to teach me what I didn't usually notice.I'm glad that I was taught how to use my body in an easy-to-understand manner.
■ Lesson participants ( WH)
It was a lot of fun and new discoveries. I was impressed with the power and cleanliness of the sensei sound. I'm sorry for sensei because I lost my concentration in the 90-minute lesson. I want to continue practicing with the teachings of sensei in my heart.
■ Lesson participants (M ・ M)
It was very good.It was a great learning experience for me to point out exactly what I was taught.Also, I would like you to continue studying what you learned from sensei and tell me if you have a machine again.
I took this course last year as well, and was impressed with the sound and guidance of sensei, so I took it this year as well.Since I started working, I haven't had much time to practice and I haven't had any exams, so I was full of things, but I strongly wanted to take sensei lessons and improve even more, and to be able to make beautiful sounds like sensei. ..It was a scale from the teaching that it would be easier to play even if it was said that it was not good for Japanese sensei.I was motivated for the next year.I felt that the interpreter didn't have much knowledge of music.I felt that I could learn more if I had an interpreter who was familiar with music.
■ Lesson participants (Y ・ Y)
It was easy to understand because he played it every time.I was inspired by various things and thought that I should practice more.I want to receive it again next year. The sound of sensei was amazing.
■ Lesson participants ( A ・ N)
Thank you for such an opportunity.I learned a lot.Thank you to all the staff for the new establishment.We apologize for the inconvenience caused by being late.Therefore, I would appreciate it if you could make the venue a little more convenient and closer to the station.
He pointed out problems that he didn't notice, and it was a great learning experience for the songs.
I was able to catch it happily
■ Lesson student (HN)
It was good that he taught me the technical aspects, interpretation of the performance, how to practice, and a good balance.
I felt an hour short.
■ Lesson student (AT)
I participated as an accompaniment this time, but through the guidance of the violin
It was an hour that I learned a lot.thank you
■ Lesson auditor (KT)
FAE Sonata 3MJT (Brahms), Ysane Sonata 3, Ballade studied for the first time in this lecture
I was allowed to. Technical things including Bowing, Fingering, Articulation
It was good.
■ Lesson student (HO)
sensei played it and gave me a lot of hints for making songs.
Also, I'm glad that the technical advice, such as how to play chords, was appropriate, and that part naturally entered the body.
Then, I had them patiently interact with me until I could, and it was a very personal lesson that changed a lot in an hour.Thank you very much.
[Recruitment period & capacity] About 6 to 8 people on a first-come, first-served basis
[Schedule] April 2015, 4 (Wednesday) 29: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
[Place] Tokyo
[Songs] Free songs (Please bring the score for the instructor on the day)
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
[Fee] (XNUMX) Lesson participants
Course A (120 minutes): 63,000 yen
B course (90 minutes): 47,000 yen
C course (60 minutes): 32,000 yen
Includes: Private lesson fee, German interpreter fee, facility fee, attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* If you need accompaniment, please bring an accompaniment.If you are not looking for an accompaniment, please contact And Vision.
(XNUMX) Attendance of lessons
2,100 yen (tax included)
Included in the fee: Attendance fee, study abroad seminar fee
* Attendance is possible all day long.
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
* A study abroad seminar (time undecided) will be held on the day of the event.
If you are thinking of studying in Europe, you can try studying abroad while you are in Japan.Consider the possibility of studying abroad in Europe.
It's a great chance to meet sensei overseas while you are in Japan!
Just thinking does not open the door to your dreams. There is only action. Don't miss this opportunity!
Those who aim to become professionals have a chance to be given a performance.You can also write your performance history on your resume, so take a chance.
I am very happy that Stephan Bornshoyer sensei is coming to Japan this year.And Vision will take this opportunity to offer a special violin super lesson (private).The schedule is limited to one day on April 2015, 4 (Wednesday). Only a limited number of 29 to 1 people will be directly instructed by sensei, a violinist of the prestigious German orchestra Stuttgart Broadcasting Symphony and a lecturer at the German National University of Music in Trosingen.Even in Germany, it is very difficult to teach students privately, so why not take this course?
If you are thinking of studying abroad in Germany or Europe, prepare for entrance exams and check your level.Those who are thinking about the competition will be able to enjoy the depth of the home by learning from the authentic German sensei.
Stephan Bornshoyer sensei is happy to share various music with Japanese people.Anyone, regardless of level or age, can take the lesson.It is possible for beginners to professionals.The purpose is various from hobbies to professionals as well as study abroad and competition.
There aren't many public violin lessons, so don't miss this opportunity!
If you haven't taken lessons yet, you can listen to them.There is so much you can learn by not only playing for yourself, but also watching other people's lessons.In fact, many students in Europe study through listening.It is also an opportunity to listen to the performances of many other people, and through the lessons of various people, you will be able to better understand how to teach sensei.Musical instruments other than the violin can also enjoy the atmosphere of overseas classes, so please feel free to join us.Due to the convenience of the lesson room, the number of people is limited.It will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't hesitate to apply as soon as possible.Now is the time to seize the opportunity!
The teaching method of sensei overseas is completely different from that in Japan.In particular, the main focus is to "enjoy and express music more", so the points to teach vary from student to student.Isn't it a big point for those who are aiming to study abroad or become a professional in the future to feel how the points of teaching are different from those in Japan?Those who are not satisfied with the real music in Japan and those who want to know the real music will also get a chance to come into contact with the real music!
■ Voices of participants and listeners October 2008 Partial excerpt ■
■ Lesson students ( RO)
The performance was still unstable due to lack of practice, but I am grateful to you for kindly teaching me.
I'm sorry that there were too many phrases, how to use the bow, and what I couldn't do, but I was able to take a closer look and took a deep lesson.If there is next, I would like to take lessons after completing more.
■ Lesson participants ( TY)
It was a very fun lesson.I thought it was very good for me to learn from a different perspective than the sensei I usually learn.
■ Lesson participants ( ST)
I learned a lot.I'm very glad that you told me what I was missing.
Unlike Japan, the way I feel the phrases and the way I take the rhythm is different, so I was able to learn a lot from sensei and it was very helpful.I want to continue studying a lot.Thank you very much.
■ Lesson participants ( M.K.)
I am glad that you pointed out your bad points accurately.
■ Lesson participants ( MY)
It was good that there was a rare feeling of tension.
It's a pity that I couldn't get the perfection I prepared.
I learned a lot by pointing out many points that I didn't notice.
■ Lesson listener ( M.K.)
I think it is very valuable and good for many overseas orchestra members who have come to Japan to take public lessons in Japan like this, so I hope they will continue to hold lessons like this.
As an instructor, it will be a great learning experience, including approaching sensei's students.
■ Lesson attendees ( AN)
It was good to listen to the lessons and use them as a reference.
I'm glad that sensei actually played a lot.
I would like to take this time.
■ Lesson attendees (KN)
It was a great learning experience for me to see a foreigner's public lesson for the first time.
I was surprised at sensei, who teaches people of various levels in an easy-to-understand and gentle manner. (I thought that overseas sensei was tough).It made me think again that it is very important to understand and play the song itself and the sense of rhythm that Japanese people lack.
■ Lesson attendees ( AI)
This time, the level of the students was different, and I think it was a very interesting lesson.
I was impressed by the fact that sensei teaches any student according to their level.
■ Lesson attendees ( NA)
I learned a lot.Violin and German!
The sound of sensei is beautiful, and the German language is also beautiful.Because I have a cat (laughs)
It's a public lesson with a friendly and non-intimidating atmosphere, and I would like to take another sensei lesson next time.I hope you can also see the orchestra study.
■ Voices of participants and listeners October 2011 Partial excerpt ■
■ Lesson participants ( RN)It was very helpful for me to teach me what I didn't usually notice.I'm glad that I was taught how to use my body in an easy-to-understand manner.
■ Lesson participants ( WH)
It was a lot of fun and new discoveries. I was impressed with the power and cleanliness of the sensei sound. I'm sorry for sensei because I lost my concentration in the 90-minute lesson. I want to continue practicing with the teachings of sensei in my heart.
■ Lesson participants (M ・ M)
It was very good.It was a great learning experience for me to point out exactly what I was taught.Also, I would like you to continue studying what you learned from sensei and tell me if you have a machine again.
■ Voices of participants and listeners October 2012 Partial excerpt ■
■ Lesson participants ( WH)I took this course last year as well, and was impressed with the sound and guidance of sensei, so I took it this year as well.Since I started working, I haven't had much time to practice and I haven't had any exams, so I was full of things, but I strongly wanted to take sensei lessons and improve even more, and to be able to make beautiful sounds like sensei. ..It was a scale from the teaching that it would be easier to play even if it was said that it was not good for Japanese sensei.I was motivated for the next year.I felt that the interpreter didn't have much knowledge of music.I felt that I could learn more if I had an interpreter who was familiar with music.
■ Lesson participants (Y ・ Y)
It was easy to understand because he played it every time.I was inspired by various things and thought that I should practice more.I want to receive it again next year. The sound of sensei was amazing.
■ Lesson participants ( A ・ N)
Thank you for such an opportunity.I learned a lot.Thank you to all the staff for the new establishment.We apologize for the inconvenience caused by being late.Therefore, I would appreciate it if you could make the venue a little more convenient and closer to the station.
■ Voices of students and auditors (partial excerpt) From participants in January 2014 ■
■ Lesson student (MY)He pointed out problems that he didn't notice, and it was a great learning experience for the songs.
I was able to catch it happily
■ Lesson student (HN)
It was good that he taught me the technical aspects, interpretation of the performance, how to practice, and a good balance.
I felt an hour short.
■ Lesson student (AT)
I participated as an accompaniment this time, but through the guidance of the violin
It was an hour that I learned a lot.thank you
■ Lesson auditor (KT)
FAE Sonata 3MJT (Brahms), Ysane Sonata 3, Ballade studied for the first time in this lecture
I was allowed to. Technical things including Bowing, Fingering, Articulation
It was good.
■ Voices of students and auditors (partial excerpt) From participants in January 2015 ■
■ Lesson student (HO)
sensei played it and gave me a lot of hints for making songs.
Also, I'm glad that the technical advice, such as how to play chords, was appropriate, and that part naturally entered the body.
Then, I had them patiently interact with me until I could, and it was a very personal lesson that changed a lot in an hour.Thank you very much.
■ Details of violin super lesson ■
[Recruitment period & capacity] About 6 to 8 people on a first-come, first-served basis
[Schedule] April 2015, 4 (Wednesday) 29: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
[Place] Tokyo
[Songs] Free songs (Please bring the score for the instructor on the day)
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
[Fee] (XNUMX) Lesson participants
Course A (120 minutes): 63,000 yen
B course (90 minutes): 47,000 yen
C course (60 minutes): 32,000 yen
Includes: Private lesson fee, German interpreter fee, facility fee, attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* If you need accompaniment, please bring an accompaniment.If you are not looking for an accompaniment, please contact And Vision.
(XNUMX) Attendance of lessons
2,100 yen (tax included)
Included in the fee: Attendance fee, study abroad seminar fee
* Attendance is possible all day long.
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
* A study abroad seminar (time undecided) will be held on the day of the event.
If you are thinking of studying in Europe, you can try studying abroad while you are in Japan.Consider the possibility of studying abroad in Europe.
It's a great chance to meet sensei overseas while you are in Japan!
Just thinking does not open the door to your dreams. There is only action. Don't miss this opportunity!
Those who aim to become professionals have a chance to be given a performance.You can also write your performance history on your resume, so take a chance.
Request
Easy input! Carefully selected "for each customer" and send different materials for studying abroad for free!
Book a CounselingDo you have any doubt or concerns?
We will support you in your place.
We will support you in your place.
You can also request materials and counseling by phone.
First please feel free to contact us.
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