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Online Saxophone Lessons Information

Our online Saxophone lessons are open to children, teenagers, and adults, from complete beginners to advanced students. Lessons take place in the comfort of your home, on a weekly schedule that works for you or your family. Whether you are starting the saxophone for the first time or continuing previous studies, our teachers offer a warm, structured, and encouraging approach. All lessons are taught in English.

 

Join the Conservatory to start online saxophone lessons any time of the year. Below is information about what we offer, how to sign up, and valuable resources for beginners.

About the Saxophone 

The saxophone is a powerful, expressive woodwind instrument renowned for its rich timbre, flexibility, and dynamic range. It is a leading instrument in jazz, pop, rock, funk, film music, and is also featured in classical chamber and orchestral repertoire.

Many students begin saxophone studies ages 8-10 once breath support and hand positioning are well developed. It is a ideal choice for children, teenagers and adults alike.

Our Teachers

All of our teachers hold university degrees specifically in their instrument. We select them for their passion for music and care for teaching. They are always encouraging and positive, catering to each student’s interests, desires, and goals. We teach with an “American Approach” to music education with your hands on the instrument from the first day (read our blogpost about the American Approach).

Online Saxophone Lessons Options

We offer 30-minute, 45-minute or 1-hour weekly lessons. Online saxophone lessons take place on the day and time you choose.

What You Will Learn

During your saxophone lessons, you will develop solid fundamentals including a correct embouchure, strong breath support, clear tone production, and efficient finger technique. You will learn to read music confidently, understand rhythm, build listening skills, and develop musical expression and stylistic awareness. As your playing progresses, your teacher will introduce more advanced concepts such as improvisation, jazz phrasing, extended techniques, and chamber music or ensemble skills, depending on your interests and goals.

Styles of Music

All styles of music are taught: classical, pop, jazz, rock, etc.

Introduction Call

Before you sign up, our admissions team is available to speak about your personal musical goals and desires and to answer any questions you may have.

ABRSM Prep

The Conservatory prepares about 25% of our student body for optional ABRSM exams. These exams are not mandatory.

ABRSM exams are designed to motivate students of all levels and ages, giving them realistic goals and tangible rewards for their achievements. Since 1889, ABRSM has provided music teachers and their students with exams and assessments that nurture and evaluate an individual’s performance and progress. To learn the complete details of these exams, please visit www.abrsm.org or read our blog post

online saxophone lessons

Details

  • Ages: from 9 years old to adult 
  • Levels: beginner-advanced
  • 30 lessons per year 
  • The full year of study starts in the 3rd week of September
  • Starting late in the year: You can begin lessons any time of the year. All fees are prorated to your start date.
  • Short Studies: Choose the “Music Box” sign-up form and purchase just a few lessons

Tuition Fees for 30 Weeks of Lessons

You can choose to pay in 1, 3, or 10 times.   

  • 1-hour – 2490€/year
  • 45-minute – 1830€/year
  • 30-minute – 1290€/year

Our Saxophone Teacher

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Freya

Freya, a passionate performer and educator from London, began her musical life in a family of musicians. Surrounded by music from a young age, she developed a deep love for classical music and ensemble playing.

More about this teacher

Useful Resources

  • Buying a Saxophone 

The price of an entry-level saxophone is about 700€. 

  • Online Music Store  

We recommend: 

Sheet Music Direct
www.sheetmusicdirect.com/

  • Other Equipment: Music Stand 

Students need a music stand for their lessons and for regular practice at home. It is best to have a very sturdy stand at home rather than a very light folding stand, which can be unstable and uncomfortable for daily use.

The preferred stand among many musicians is:

-Manhasset Orchestral 50 (about 80€)

If you prefer a portable stand, we recommend:

-K&M 10810 (about 70€)

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