German Brass Trumpeter
Prof. Uwe Köller
Special Lesson
From Wednesday, February 14, to Monday, February 19, 2024, private lessons will be held by Uwe Köller, a trumpet player from the renowned German Brass. This is a rare opportunity for aspiring music students, university-level musicians seeking to enhance their skills, and adults aiming to refine their techniques. We warmly invite you to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity.
Please find the details below, and if you wish to participate, kindly contact us via the information provided or use the designated application form.
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Date and time
Reservations for the period from Wednesday, February 14, to Monday, February 19, 2024, will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
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About Prof. Uwe Köller
Born in Neuss, Germany, in 1964, he began his career in 1988 as a solo trumpet player with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra and served as the solo trumpet player for the Berlin State Opera from 1991. Currently, he is a full-time professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz in Austria, while also performing as a member of "German Brass," a group that brings together Germany's top soloists. In 2016, he received the Echo Klassik Award in the Ensemble/Orchestra category. Additionally, since 2009, he has been conducting the "Austrian Brass Band," which he founded, as well as "Stadtkapelle Friedberg."
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Others
If an accompanist is required, please make your own arrangements. A piano is available at the venue.
Lessons for small ensembles are also available, with no changes to the pricing.
Please note that cancellations made within 7 days of the lesson date will incur a 100% cancellation fee.
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Location
The locations will be near Ikebukuro, including Piano Studio Noah Takadanobaba and the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre rehearsal room.
After you register, we will contact you to arrange a venue for the lesson.
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Regarding the price
[Private lessons]
60 minutes 33,000 yen (German interpretation included)
[Attendance]
2,200 yen (This is a private lesson, so it is limited to the student's immediate family and friends.)
