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Transverse flute or magic flute?
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August 17, 2022

Transverse flute or magic flute?

From now on we also offer transverse flute lessons on Instrumentor. Avital Cohen tells us what this instrument is all about. Many legends tell about the beauty of the sound of the flute and its mystic
These works should know all fans of classical music!
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May 17, 2022

These works should know all fans of classical music!

Under the motto "This music is unheard and heard", the FemaleClassics classical music festival will be held in Zurich for the first time in June. The festival programs exclusively works by female comp
Online lessons with children
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March 1, 2022

Online lessons with children

To kick off our partnership with the platform for children's programming wow-wow, Michael Städler told us in the last blog post on this topic what it means to him to teach children. Today, Benjamin Bu
Viola lessons on Instrumentor, finally!
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February 11, 2022

Viola lessons on Instrumentor, finally!

We officially welcome the viola, or viol, to instrumentor's list of instruments - To celebrate, we asked Meredith Kuliew five questions about her main instrument. Do you actually say viola or viol
Teaching children is different.
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September 2, 2021

Teaching children is different.

To ensure that children are also matched with the teacher who best suits them, www.instrumentor.ch now shows all teachers whether and from what age they teach children. In addition, the search form ca
Peter Haas on motivation in teaching young people
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May 29, 2019

Peter Haas on motivation in teaching young people

Peter Haas is one of the most sought-after live and studio drummers in Switzerland. In addition, he teaches at Instrumentor and is committed to the next generation of drummers. As part of the Drum Fes
In-ears: Incorrect use can cause serious hearing damage
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October 16, 2014

In-ears: Incorrect use can cause serious hearing damage

Sound waves can permanently sour the magic of music.TL;DR: Too loud noise destroys the delicate apparatus in the ear canals. And while the danger to everyone before the stage is common knowledge, the

How your brain turns frequencies into music
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October 8, 2014

How your brain turns frequencies into music

How is music actually created? The most likely response is to answer that it comes from an instrument. Or several. But in fact music is first created in our brains.When the air carries sound waves to

5 timeless guiding principles for all who (want to) learn an instrument
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August 27, 2014

5 timeless guiding principles for all who (want to) learn an instrument

We wanted to know what brought our teachers as musicians to where they are today. To do so, we took a close look at their profiles and picked out 5 enormously helpful tips for you.So much is revealed

How music warps our brains
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August 13, 2014

How music warps our brains

Like a fragrance to the nose, music to the ears is something fleeting, an instantaneous experience with emotional spikes, but nothing solid for eternity. You'd think. However, heard and made music sti
Instrumentor rocks St.Gallen from today!
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May 7, 2014

Instrumentor rocks St.Gallen from today!

Over the last few months I have had the pleasure of meeting many exciting St.Gallen musicians. After toasting all together last Monday at the black angel, we are happy to start today! Joining us are:6
"Music lessons are like a doctor's visit".
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October 4, 2012

"Music lessons are like a doctor's visit".

Of course, music lessons are more fun than a visit to the doctor, but the comparison still has its justification on a certain level. Herbert Grönemeyer, one of the most popular musicians in Germany, h
Instrumentor on semestra.ch.
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September 12, 2012

Instrumentor on semestra.ch.

"I once learned to play the recorder as a child, and then something else, but then I didn't feel like it anymore." This sentence could come from any second of us. But music lessons should first and fo
100 reasons to learn an instrument
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July 19, 2012

100 reasons to learn an instrument

Playing on your instrument is the best balance to the stress of everyday lifeYou will always come across undiscovered skills and talentsPlaying music helps you realize yourselfNo soccer club or coffee

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