Viola public lesson
Ideal for studying abroad in music or preparing for competitions.
Let's use it to find overseas teachers!
Open lessons / master classes for overseas music university professors and overseas orchestra players.When the teacher comes to Japan and holds the event face-to-face, it may be held online by connecting overseas and Japan.You can participate as a student or an auditor as an event for each event.Depending on the course, generally anyone, regardless of level or age, can participate as a student.With a Japanese interpreter, it is safe for those who are worried about words.
* Online holding is a great opportunity to take lessons for teachers who do not come to Japan.
* There are also open lessons for Japanese music university professors / former professors.
* Online lessons at home, such as distant places and infection prevention, are also welcome.
● Those who are planning to study music in the future
Great for finding a teacher.Take lessons from various teachers in advance, including face-to-face and online, to check compatibility with the teacher.There are really various ways of thinking depending on the teacher, such as gentle, strict, powerful, personality compatibility such as always smiling, solid from the basics, no basics, only musical things.Please check the compatibility with your teacher in advance.If the teacher is decided as soon as possible, preparations such as selecting a song that suits the exam are perfect.The sooner you pass the exam, the closer you will be!* Some of the open lessons can be used as they are for the exam due to the partnership between And Vision and the overseas music college / conservatory or professor.If you would like to go on to higher education, please take this opportunity as the course title says "Recruiting / Can be used for local school exams" and the text says so!
● Preparing for concerts and competitions, leveling up, etc.
Please feel free to use the playing methods that are accepted overseas and the different opinions of different teachers, which are unique to the international competition.
A viola that supports the midrange with an orchestra. The tone and role are different from the violin, which has an impressive gorgeous treble. Most violinists can play the viola, but some are fascinated by their unique presence and turn away from the violin.
Daniel Rubenstein / Professor at Royal Conservatory of Music in Mons, Belgium & Professor at Royal Academy of Music in Brussels / Violin & Viola Online Public Lessons
Professor of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Mons, Belgium & Professor of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Brussels, Belgium, who brings out the charm of strings / October 2024, 10 (Tuesday) Limited to 22 people
As a violin and viola player, as a concertmaster, a professor who is active in many chamber orchestras teaches the mystery of strings and ensembles.
<Recruiting> Violaine Desperou / France, current viola soloist / viola online public lesson
Adopt the bold and shocking style of this French violist! /Wednesday, June 2024, 6 Limited to 19 people
Exactly the heart and technique to be active in the world presented by an active violist who is active all over the world. This is a great opportunity to learn about the viola season "now" in order to take one step further in the future.
Daniel Rubinstein / Professor of the Royal Belgian Mons Conservatory / Violin & Viola Public Lesson (face-to-face)
Professor at the Royal Belgian Mons Conservatory, bringing out the appeal of strings / November 2023, 11 (Monday) at Ochanomizu, Tokyo
Violin & Viola public lesson by Professor Daniel Rubinstein, who also auditioned for the Master's and Bachelor's courses at the Royal Mons Conservatory.Especially recommended for those who want to study abroad!Of course, those who do not wish to study abroad are also welcome!
Gertrud Weinmeister / Professor, University of Music and Arts, Vienna, Austria & Professor, University of Arts, Bern, Switzerland / Viola Lesson
Viola Online Public Lesson by Professor Gertrud Weinmeister, Professor, University of Music and Arts, Vienna / Wednesday, April 2021, 4 Limited to 14 people
A member of the Hugo Wolf String Quartet.Serious lessons to acquire unwavering comprehensive strength with traditional Viennese instruction and Galamian style, the best educator of the 20th century.
Yuval Gotlibovich / Swiss Svizzera Italiana Conservatory & Professor of Spanish State Catalunya Conservatory / Viola Online Public Lessons
Learn from a world-renowned violist who also performs with pianist Izumi Tateno / Limited to 2024 people (Monday, April 4, 1)
Learn the deep world of viola, which is conveyed by world-famous violists, who perform not only classical music but also contemporary music and silent movie accompaniment!
Daniel Panner / Professor of American Manes Conservatory & Former Chief of New York City Opera / Viola Online Lessons
An advanced lesson for the Mendelssohn string quartet viola player. / December 2021, 12 (Monday) Limited to up to 27 people
Professor Panner, who is active in many famous chamber orchestras and teaches at famous American schools such as the Manes Conservatory, teaches the mystery of the viola.
Hideko Kobayashi / Professor, Mannheim University of Music, Germany / Viola Public Lesson
Learn from a teacher who knows how to study abroad from Japan to Germany! / Limited to 2022 people on March 3, 11 (Friday)
He won the highest prize in the ARD Munich International Music Competition and is currently active as a member of the Saito Kinen Orchestra in Japan. In Germany, learn the secrets of studying abroad in Germany from a teacher who teaches students as a professor at the Mannheim University of Music!
Violaine Desperou / France, active viola soloist / Viola public lesson (face-to-face)
Embrace the style of the French violist, bold and shocking! / Limited to 2023 people on October 10, 30 (Monday)
Exactly the heart and technique to be active in the world presented by an active violist who is active all over the world. This is a great opportunity to learn about the viola season "now" in order to take one step further in the future.
