In contrast to the recorder, this wind instrument is played via a blowing hole on the side of the pipe, is not made of wood but of metal and is held at the side of the body. Archaeological finds document the first instruments of this type as early as the 12th century. Over the centuries, the instrument has developed into one of the most popular wind instruments, which is now used as a soloist, in orchestras or in bands.
Have you heard the flute and would now like to learn the instrument? Then come to our music school in Leipzig and start your musical journey with one of our experienced teachers. Transverse flute teachers. You will learn the correct breathing techniques, how to use the mouthpiece and the correct playing technique. This will enable you to play your favourite pieces very quickly.
Make a free and non-binding enquiry right now. Trial lesson and find out whether the transverse flute is your instrument.
Frequently asked questions
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Do you offer flute lessons for children?
Whether young or old: you are welcome here. Children and young people learn intuitively and playfully, which is why we emphasise the joy of experimentation and discovery. Even in the first few lessons, children of all ages can learn to play simple songs on the flute. A quick sense of achievement is guaranteed!
Our professional teachers are all trained in music education and incorporate technique and theory into the lessons in a child-orientated and didactically sensible way.
You can start directly if your child has already chosen an instrument or already has previous knowledge. If your child is still unsure which instrument is best, we recommend attending the Instrument carousels.
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Are there flute lessons for adults?
Did you learn to play the recorder or flute as a child and stopped at some point? Then we will be happy to help you get started with your new flute lessons! No matter whether you want to learn a specific piece on the flute or simply fulfil your long-awaited dream of playing the flute: We offer personalised flute lessons that are tailored to you and your musical goals.
If, for professional or family reasons, you would prefer to come to lessons at longer intervals rather than weekly, we also have a solution for this: Our Prepaid cards. Talk to your teacher or ask our friendly colleagues in the office for more information.
We also offer our flute lessons online so that you can pursue your hobby from the comfort of your own home. We are flexible and adapt our programme to your individual needs.
If you enjoy making music together with others, sign up for our Flute circle on!
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Can I learn to play the flute with you as a beginner?
Getting started on the flute is very easy for beginners. You will realise in the first lesson that you can produce a sound immediately and concentrate on making music very quickly.We pay attention to correct breathing and solid posture without you losing the joy of playing. With us, you'll be making music from the very first lesson! Even simple, first pieces will give you pleasure and with a good foundation, nothing will stand in the way of your dream of becoming a flute virtuoso. -
Do you also teach advanced students?
Do you already have basic technical skills on the flute? Then get back into flute lessons with us!
Are you always stumbling over the same problems and just can't make any progress on your own? Our studied lecturers. In our courses, they support you individually, depending on your abilities and requirements.
Would you like to improve your performance and prepare specifically for an exam, an audition or a concert? Talk to your teacher! She will adapt your flute lessons accordingly and work with you to achieve your musical goals. -
How much do your lessons cost?
You can find our prices for flute lessons at one of our locations in Leipzig here. Our special service: The first trial lesson is free of charge!
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Where do the lessons take place?
The lessons take place at one of our Locations in Leipzig or online from home.
Lecturers and lecturers
Experienced music teachers with pedagogical training teach at the Academy of Music. The teachers organise the music lessons in a modern and varied way. We all love music and instrumental and vocal training is an obligation for us.
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Emma Jacob
SchließenLife path
- learnt to play the recorder at the age of 8
- switched to the flute at the age of 12 and gained her first orchestral experience
- Three years later he switched to the saxophone
- 2013-2016 Bachelor's degree in German as a foreign language in Leipzig
- Since 2018 studying school music at the Leipzig University of Music and Theatre, majoring in saxophone
- Saxophonist in various ensembles (Uni Big Band Leipzig, Hot Staff Brass Band, The Keeds etc.)
What inspires me about music
Music is an important part of my life. My greatest motivation is to make music together with other people.
My favourite artist/band
- Nubya Garcia
- Ibrahim Maalouf
- Alicia Keys
- Make A Move
What drives me as a music teacher
For me, teaching means passing on ideas and inspiration while always being inspired myself and learning new things. I enjoy getting my students excited about the saxophone and the music of jazz, rock and pop and making music together with them. I teach the basics of saxophone playing, music theory and improvisation.
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Sophie Hasler
SchließenLife path
- Studied school music at the University of Music and Theatre „Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy“ Leipzig
- now a teacher at the Protestant School Centre
What inspires me about music
Concentrating on the moment and switching off from everyday life.
My favourite artist/band
- Searching for home
What drives me as a music teacher
When it comes to making music, I'm like Ludwig van Beethoven, who said: „Playing a wrong note is insignificant. To play without passion is unforgivable“. When teaching, I emphasise a choice of pieces that the pupils like and four-handed piano playing between pupil and teacher.