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I have always been passionate about music. That passion has allowed me to travel the world, and I have met the greatest friends I could have hoped for all because of our shared interest in music. I have shared stages and conversations with my hero’s and the transferable skills I have learned from studying music have meant that I have always found employment. I have vast teaching experience, I currently hold a full-time role teaching music production at the undergraduate level on the Popular Music Performance Course at Leeds Arts University. Previous teaching experience has included; Peripatetic instrument tuition (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele & Drums) at KS3, running creative software and computing workshops within Apple retail from Primary-age up to adults, and vocational workshops in audio production through the West Yorkshire police community fund.
I have a dedicated music studio space, that is set up for one to one tuition in my home. But I am equally comfortable in any setting including online. Please get in touch if you would like to learn more about learning more!
I enjoy teaching lessons that are relevant to each individual students. This requires a bit more work for me to prep but I think my students benefit from every lesson being tailored to them. We'll learn all the chords, scales, technique and knowledge encountered in the grade books but through more unique and engaging content.
For those who wish to take grades I am happy to accommodate! You can find a lot more more details on my website: www.***
Online Music Technology Tutors
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I am a highly experienced teacher, performer, composer and arranger, living and working in beautiful East Devon. I love and play music of all kinds. Clarinet, Saxophone and Flute are my favourites, as nothing feels closer to the human voice.
After a first class BA in music and a PGCE that specialised in instrumental teaching, I have taught continuously in Devon schools and privately at home for over thirty years.
I offer relaxed lessons to all ages, primary to adult. I believe in an individual approach, following your interests, providing materials to suit, and sharing your love of music. As a performer, I have experience of classical, jazz, folk, pop, soul and rock, and I teach improvisation and ear skills alongside reading. I am fully familiar with the music curriculum and often support it in my lessons. I also offer a full external exam service where appropriate, using the Trinity College syllabus.
So If you're thinking about learning an instrument, or starting again after a break, don't delay.
I am a Head of Music in an outstanding secondary school in Hertfordshire. I have been qualified for 9 years and teaching for 11.
I am an enthusiastic teacher and love seeing my students grow to have a passion for my subject.
I have taught AQA GCSE and A Level music for 9 years and was a moderator for AQA composition at GCSE.
I have also taught OCR GCSE Media Studies.
I feel incredibly blessed to be able to spend my life combining my two passions - music and teaching. Music and teaching share a profound similarity in that they are about connection and sharing.
To be a successful musician you need to release your personality into your music and that means treating each student individually, giving them the skills to find their own ways of producing. My role is to inspire, guide and build positive relationships. The essence of creativity and fun with music should never be lost.
Alongside my full time teaching career, I am still an extremely active music producer within the UK progressive house scene, releasing music on various respected labels as well as DJing at events.
Despite my areas of expertise being Logic Pro, A Level Music Technology and electronic music production. I am able to support students in whatever areas they require further development. Whether you are studying Music Technology or looking to pick up production skills as a hobby, I take on students of all ability levels. I take pride in being an all round mentor, supporting students outside of sessions and beyond time spent together.
Please get in touch via Audio-Nurture for more details and we can tailor a format to suit you.
Hi, I'm Mike, a North London-based Music Technology & Music Production tutor! I have over 7 years experience of teaching Music Technology & Production subjects in Secondary and Further Education, as well as weekend-based extra-curricular 'workshop' programmes. I''ve also spent the last 10 years working as a producer, remixer and DJ in the Dance music industry.
Needless to say, music is a huge passion of mine and I love to share it with other like-minded individuals, regardless of age or ability level. I always strive to contextualize and tailor my teaching to any specific interests of the individual-you! Music is a hugely personal pursuit and I want you to feel like you're developing in the areas, skills and/or musical styles that interest you. I like to keep my lessons active, fast-moving and real world-based, as I believe this inspires a more productive end result. Music Technology is an inclusive and accessible subject so I'll always 'scaffold' my lessons to ensure that any potential learning barriers are removed for you, and to ensure that you get the most from a lesson!
I have a breadth of experience in teaching Music Technology subjects at AS/ A-Level in-line with the Pearson Edexcel curriculums, as well as BTEC & Rock School Levels 1, 2, and 3. I've also taught GCSE Music in-line with the Edexcel, AQA and OCR syllabus', so I'm happy to help you with any production or DJ technology-based areas of your GCSE studies.
A little bit of background info.
Hi, my name is Brian, I am a music workshop leader and a private or peripatetic instrument and music teacher. I have many years of teaching experience from youth clubs and schools in Denmark and in the UK. I am registered on the update service (Enhanced DBS). I am very keen to use my experience and the knowledge that I have to teach others. Educational background: I have attended different music schools and courses both in Denmark and in the UK. I did a one-year diploma course at MI, Musicians Institute (GIT), studying guitar, together with band integration, leadership, music theory, and songwriting. I studied a music technology degree from the University of West London. I am also a freelance producer, session musician, engineer, and songwriter. For additional info in regards to teaching check out bhf-music. www.***
Should you need further info on my teaching experience from schools then let me know and I can send you a CV and cover letter on request. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
All the best, Brian :-)
Hi, my name is Ben, I'm a music producer and DJ that has recently moved from NYC to London. I studied recorded music at NYU's Clive Davis Institute and have worked as a music tech professional in multiple fields since graduation. Excited to teach!
Skilled Music & Music Production Teacher and Middle Manager offering over 26 years' experience as an educator, leader, and performer. Ensuring that the Teaching and Learning journey is of the highest quality for all students. Providing curriculum support in Music Technology and Production for individuals, students, schools and colleges. Results-oriented Music Producer working on every angle of Music Technology and Production with an eye for innovative and collaborative projects with a diverse range of musicians, composers and songwriters.
I have always maintained the highest standards and commitment to excellence. My teaching experience together with proven administrative and organisational skills, have enabled me to adapt to different environments and to work on my own initiative or as part of a team. I have a well-rounded and amiable personality, strong work ethic complemented by the desire to thrive, and consolidated with a good professional life experience. I am self-disciplined and motivated to succeed at everything I do.
If you are looking for a tutor with a little more experience than the average musician then you have found the right place.
From professional DJ, producing to designing and building huge soundsystems as well as the games industry
Personal Description:
I’m a practicing sound artist with a Masters from the Royal College of Art in Sound Design. Sound has always been my passion, incorporating creatively across many types of artistic practice. I studied Fine Art at Brighton achieving a First Class Honours. My thesis at the Royal College of Art was about percussion in social contexts, which was awarded a distinction and published. I am an award wining sound artist (University of Nagoya Prize, 2016) who has exhibited in many prestigious institutions (IRCAM Forum, Paris 2020 & 2021, London Design Biennale 2021). My work communicates science to audiences using sound, particularly young adults and children. Because of this I am often thinking about fun and interesting ways that children and young adults can learn. I continue to work now on sound design, recording and working on personal projects using sound as a medium for enquiry into science and philosophy.
Tutoring Approach:
As a people person I compliment everyone’s innate curiosity for sound. I easily adapt teaching to fit the needs and personality of each student. I try to keep a balance between teaching essential skills whilst also encouraging the student to problem solve creatively and intuitively allowing for efficiency whilst also keeping lessons fun.
Music Production & Studio Techniqes, qualified teacher. I currently teach and manage the music department at a central London. On the DBS update service. I specialise in Logic but also teach Ableton & Djing on Turntables/Controller.
I am a composer, multimedia artist, sound and acoustic engineer, currently pursuing a PhD in immersive audio. My expertise ranges from electronic music production with DAWs like Ableton, Logic Pro, Reaper, to real-time sonification using Max/MSP and Pure Data. I also work with Unreal Engine to create VR installations, and Touchdesigner for generative art. I have a range of hardware synthesizers from the 70s to the modern modular synth. I can teach synthesis, music production, music coding, mixing, and anything related to music and sound.
Music Producer with 6 years of experience. Advanced knowledge of softwares, such as Pro Tools and Logic X Pro. Intermediate knowledge of the piano, drums, bass and guitar. I also have experience working in the gaming and film industry as a Sound Designer.
I am an audio engineer and guitarist, with over four years of experience teaching. I believe the best approach to teaching is that the student should always leave the lesson having a good understanding of what was taught in the session.
Computer Science, Music Technology, and Music lessons in Orpington, UK.
I am mainly based in Plymouth, UK, but often in Bristol too. I am very friendly, easy going and have lots of patience with students.
Music Technology and English lessons in Feltham, UK.
Music has been a huge part of my life since beginning to learn the piano when I was 13 years old. I quickly taught myself to play the piano and my mom would often ask me to learn songs from the radio by ears. Soon I have developed an ear for music, showing family and classmates my unique talent for music production and song writing. When I was 16 years old, I started a rock band with my brother and a friend. During this time, I learnt to play several other instruments (guitar, bass and drums). Soon my reputation grew, and I became known throughout the area for my quick fingers on the piano and powerful stage presence. After 3 years of touring the clubs and the most popular music festivals in Slovakia, the band broke up and I went into full time employment. After 2 years, the allure of making music and performing was too much and I applied for the Slovak/Czech version of the X-Factor. I truly enjoyed the experience and learnt a lot, making it through to the final 10 males in the Under 25s category. This exposure gave me the opportunity to have a brief stint as a touring musician, playing abroad in venues and hotels throughout Europe. However, due to being homesick and not enjoying travelling, I returned to Slovakia and got a job as an AV technician with the Slovakian National Theatre. It was at this time when I also built my own home studio and began producing and mixing music for up-and-coming local rappers, bands and artists. As my reputation grew for beat making, mixing, mastering and producing. Very soon I realised that I needed a premises and opened my own studio in Bratislava. As a young entrepreneur I quickly started to attract popular Slovak and Czech artists such as H16, Aless, Plexo, Otis, FobiaKid, Ego and collaborated with some of the best producers in Eastern Europe. Soon my productions were being played on national radio and television. Being called one of the Best Young Producers of 2017 by a reputable online magazine. After being offered a distribution deal from an international record label, I decided it was time to take my career to a new level. I felt the UK music scene was where I needed to be and sold my studio at the end of 2017. I moved to the West Midlands and began applying for work in recording studios and theatres. Soon, I found the Beatsabar Music Project and I have been working out of there until now – Recording sessions, mixing & mastering, music production, song writing, music production workshops and tuition. My musical production skills have developed from roots in musical composition and live performance experience. I have added to my journey via the studio route, having spent time as a recording engineer, in my home studio and later in my own premises. As a producer, I move between two roles, depending on the needs of the artist and music. Sometimes I involve myself in every detail of the musical arrangement of the artists’ songs, becoming an extra member of the band. Whereas at other times I take more of a back seat, subtlety guiding the artist through the maze of multitudinous options available when making contemporary records.
