Conducted by a professor affiliated with an overseas music university
Introducing schools and courses where you can learn orchestra, chamber music, chorus and conducting in each field.To become a conductor requires a wide range of advanced musical knowledge, ability to speak multiple foreign languages, and practical training, and some people turn around after becoming a successful performer.
Harry Spence Squirrel
The road to the conductor is a jigsaw puzzle.Find the pieces you're missing!
Based on Hideo Saito's conducting method, the teaching method that incorporates the ideas of Max Rudolf and Nikolai Malko will bring out the individual musical individuality.Professor Emeritus of Berlin University of the Arts.
Tamin Julian Lee
For those who want to learn a wide range of contemporary music, focusing on classical and romantic works!
While focusing on the Romantic school, which is the main repertoire, he also develops the classical playing style based on historical playing customs and the ability to read contemporary works.Lecturer at Berlin University of the Arts.
Daniele Aziman Sensei
Private lesson by world-famous conductor Professor "G. Verdi" of the Milan Conservatory.
Over 90 orchestras in the world have collaborated.A veteran professor who is a famous conductor who can perform symphonies, choruses and operas will listen to your wishes and give guidance according to your level.
Dr. Fred Butkewitz
Former lecturer at Hans Eisler College of Music, who teaches step by step carefully.
Conducted the German Berlin Symphony Orchestra and the Leipzig Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra, and learned from the front-line conductor who also shook the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra.
Sensei Ronald Zorman
Ronald, the conductor of the Hyakusen Hakusen, teaches the movements that are transmitted to the orchestra.
A former professor of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, who has a wealth of conducting experience, from first-class orchestras to student orchestras and ensembles, teaches with Markevitch's method.
