Music Lessons

Hi!

I am an experienced female piano teacher, now taking on more students - both children (6+) and adults. I can prepare students for exams but am also happy to teach if you just want to learn for fun! I also offer music theory lessons as an add-on if required.

I am happy to either come to your home (within South Dublin) or for you to come to me (Dublin 14).

Please PM for further details.

L'Academia di Musi,Naas,Co.Kildare is inviting students from all age categories to study Piano,Violin,Viola,D-Bass,Guitar,Banjo,Woodwind instruments,Theory and History of Music,Orchestra for Advanced and Beginners Orchestra.
we are starting the Spring Term on Monday the 12th of April.
The School is based at CBS Secondary School.We especially welcome new musicians for the Orchestra -very interesting repertoire for the end of the School Year Concert coming.
Contact - Marianne at: 086 866 56 95
Tony at: 086 209 55 43

senordingdong wrote: »

The ads I responded to here seem to be dormant now but I will put myself forward anyway.

I am looking for violin lessons, absolute beginner level.
Based in the Dublin 5 area.

Music To Go offers lessons all over Ireland
We cater for all levels and all instruments
All our teachers are fully insured and Garda Vetted
for more information contact Bernard M. Wallace on 0871402699

willhouse wrote: »

Looking to get piano lessons. I'm more or less beginner. Looking for price and availability outside normal working hours in Dublin.

Cheers,


Will

Hi Will

Let me know what area of Dublin you are in and what type of music you are interested in learning. My number is 0851640201 or you can reply to my post.

Cheers
Jonathan

dublinpiano wrote: »

Piano lessons for all ages and all abilities.

Experienced and highly trained teacher based in city centre, very competitive rates.

Teaches from home, Dublin city centre, (D2) but may be able to travel to students house if within realistic commute.

Don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like more information.

email : dublinpiano@gmail.com

Hi are you still teaching piano? What are your rates?

Jackson1 wrote: »

Do you have a website? What are your rates?

I am looking for piano lessons starting in September for my 13 year old daughter.
She is sitting Grade 4 of the RIAM exams this month so she will be moving on to Grade 5. I am living in the Dublin 4 area so somewhere on the southside would be great and reasonable rates if possible:D:)

Hi, I need 1 to 1 orchestration lessons, wondering if there's anyone in the Dublin area who would be interested in teaching them?
I know most universities have orchestration modules but I'm looking for private lessons to enhance my skills.
If anybody has an idea of any good teachers, give me a pm with contact details please.
Thanks, Ben.

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Hi, I have recently been awarded a diploma in piano playing and am beginning to offer lessons with very competitive rates. I have over fourteen years of playing experience and have an excellent grounding in music theory also. I am based near Drogheda and can offer lessons to beginners/intermediates on my own piano, as well as being able to teach in the students home within the Drogheda/East Meath area.

Please contact me at: rcpianolessons@gmail.com

Rhythm is an essential ingredient of music. A musician must know how to create alluring tunes and must possess the sense of rhythm.

A pianist can play the right keys but if the timing is not right, then music can be meaningless and unpleasant to the ear.

Here are a few ways to keep steady rhythms:

1. Loud counts!
Another way in learning rhythm and keeping track of it is counting out loud. Counting loudly makes our minds comprehend the rhythm pattern and it is imprinted in our minds. If a pianist begins to count the rhythm in a musical composition from one to four and then repeats it again and again, then the rhythm begins to flow into the keys of the piano, as well. A pianist can relate the notes to the beats, in the music scores, easily, when he/she keeps count of the beats.


2. Clap, Tap, catch rhythm!

A person can grasp the intricate musical rhythms by clapping one's hands, clapping on one's laps and by tapping one's feet. This is an effective way in learning rhythm. Sometimes the rhythm in a song, changes in the middle of the song. This can be challenging but a pianist or a musician can get back in rhythm by clapping or
tapping. When one plays on complicated music composition, one can take some time to clap and get back one's rhythm and timing.

3. Imaginary piano!

To get accustomed to the rhythms, playing on an imaginary piano is of immense help. A piano player can select a song and then play an imaginary piano. The rhythms can be played on an imaginary piano. This exercise allows a pianist to understand musical rhythm patterns better. A pianist who has learnt the art of playing on an imaginary piano can grasp the beats, even if the music slows down or speeds up and he can play on time.

4. Rhythm Accompaniment/Metronome
Do you have a keyboard that comes with rhythm accompaniment?
This is no doubt one of the best way to keep a piano player rhythmically straight!
You are probably aware that most piano player are solo player.
We don't get to play in a band or an orchestra. The best way to imitate an ensemble setting is by using a rhythm accompaniment tool.

Yoke Wong
Take Your Piano Playing To The Next Level
http://www.YokeWong.net

Hi all.

My name's Michael. I'm a professional bass player with years of experience based in Dublin North.

I teach all styles including Rock, Rock n Roll, Heavy Metal, Funk, Reggae, Blues, Punk and more. All of which I can teach from beginner to pro on a relaxed one to one, step by step basis.

I teach many techniques to suit all levels of skill and style from fingering to picking to slapping and popping from beginner to pro. And will show you exercises so that you learn quickly without picking up bad habits.

Yes the price of the lesson is extremely low but the quality is definitely not.
Lessons: €10 per 40 mins

May travel in certain circumstances.

My phone number is 0857499948, phone any time before 10.30 pm for further details or to arrange a class.

Thanks for looking

rebeccashan wrote: »

Offering Piano lessons to beginners/intermediate players

one-on-one plus group tuition available

Places left for Friday evenings

All ages welcome


Please PM me if you would like more information.

Rebecca.

Hi,Rebecca,

I am interested in learning piano, but I'm a total beginner, can you offer me more information about your tuition please?

Thank you !

Kind regards,
Jing:)

Hi.
I am advertising piano lessons for beginners, intermediate and mature students in the County Limerick area.
Royal Irish Academy curriculum covered, plus play for fun/recreation.
One to one tuition basis.
Very competitive rates and flexible tuition times.
Will negotiate lessons in students own home.
Contact: Cathy at 085 1450151 for any information.

Also available:

• Keyboard
• Music Theory
• Introduction to Music (available for all ages)
• Grinds for J.C. & L.C. Music
• Small group classes

Female piano teacher with over 10 years teaching experience available for piano lessons, either at my home in Dublin 14 or at student’s home.



Adults and children (6+) welcome, whether you are an absolute beginner, have been playing for some time, or you gave up and want to pick up where you left off! I'm happy to prepare students for Royal Irish Academy of Music exams or teach just for fun!



Lessons start at €18 per half hour – discount for 2 or more family members.


PM me or email learnpianodublin@gmail.com.