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Musique Exemple
The keys of an upright piano seen up close, a guitar resting on a bench beside it, in the light of a lamp.

Learn music at your own pace

I teach one-to-one piano, guitar and voice lessons, and I run small workshops for playing with others. Beginner or coming back to it, we start where you are.

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Choose your instrument family

Each family has its own pace and its first pieces. I help you find the one that makes you want to sit down and play.

Piano keys seen very close, in amber light.

Keys

Piano and keyboard: placing your hands, reading at your own pace and playing your first pieces.
The sound hole and strings of an acoustic guitar, close up.

Strings

Guitar and ukulele: simple chords first, then the joy of playing without watching your fingers.
A studio microphone on its stand, in front of a dark curtain.

Voice

Breathing, placing your voice and singing in tune, from a favourite chorus to the repertoire of your choice.
A guitar, a small hand drum and the edge of a keyboard on a rug.

Ensemble

Playing with others in a small group: listening, tuning in and holding your place.

How we start

No prerequisites, just the wish to play. Here is the path, step by step.

  1. You write to me

    Tell me which instrument draws you, who it is for (you or your child) and what you dream of playing. A few lines are enough.

  2. We get to know each other

    A first meeting to try the instrument, talk about what you want and find what motivates you. Nothing is graded, nothing commits you.

  3. We build your path

    Together we shape a path that fits you: the rhythm of the lessons, the first pieces, and a place for workshops if the wish to play with others comes.

This season's workshops

Small groups to play together, with no pressure. The periods are indicative.

Ensemble workshop

Every term
A small group prepares a shared piece, with no pressure about level.

Discovery for children

Every term
Try several instruments through play before choosing your own.

Singing together

Through the season
Breath, listening and the pleasure of singing in a group, around shared songs.

Guitars and ukuleles together

Through the season
Simple chords and shared songs, to strum together from the first sessions.

Open play for amateurs

Every term
A session with no programme, to meet up and play whatever you like.

Season finale

At the end of the season
A moment to play what we prepared, among students and family, with nothing at stake.

Ready to begin?

Write me a few lines: I will answer, and we will see together where to start.

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