Online lessons by music college professors

Authentic music learned in London.The highest level of environment and education in which many graduates are active as musicians.

Professor Pierre Reach, who has a wide repertoire and is known around the world for Bach's "Goldberg Variations," teaches the fusion of technology and music.

As a soloist, Otmar Müller continues to play an active role in famous theaters around the world. Professor of the Joseph Haydn Conservatory, highly acclaimed for recording over 30 CDs

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?

A one-day lesson by an AIMS instructor.It is ideal for those who want to try out the practical skills of their main major.This time, it's ``Piano Lessons (Online)'' where he is also a professor at the Chateaubriand Conservatory in France.

Teaching a female British vocalist who teaches only soprano and mezzo-soprano at the Royal Academy of Music, a prestigious producer of famous musicians.If you learn from sensei, who was the principal of the English National Opera, your voice will surely improve.

Sensei, who has more than 50 concerts in 1200 countries around the world and has a wide repertoire of making more than 30 CD albums such as Mozart and Beethoven, teaches how to play the piano.It is attractive that he has a very deep knowledge of fortepiano.

As a solo flute player, he has been on the stage of famous halls all over the world for more than 30 years.Learn the gem of flute technique, which is highly acclaimed by both the audience and critics.

A professor at the Lyon Conservatory of Music, who has traveled to famous halls around the world as a concertmaster of the French National Lyon Orchestra and has a career as a soloist.Also as an artistic director of a music festival and a judge of an international competition.

The world's highest-ranked trombone player who is described as "knowing how to expand creatively and colorfully beyond the limits of trombone. "Would you like to be so familiar with the trombone that you are involved in the development of musical instruments and want to know what the "basics" that the professor emphasizes?