Kärt Tambet is an Estonian violinist and singer whose main focus in music is directed to
musical diversity and transcultural collaboration. She has previously studied Estonian
traditional music and now getting her degree in Global Music at the Sibelius Academy.
Although, Kärt has dove into some musical traditions more than others (Estonian, Swedish,
Bulgarian, Brazilian), her biggest interest and aim is to find the ways to use her instrument in
different cultural contexts and styles.
MAIN INSTRUMENT AND REPERTOIRE
Violin in different musical traditions of the World
Estonian traditional singing
BASE CITY
Helsinki
LANGUAGES
English, Estonian
PRICE
30 Euros / hour
Teaching levels
- Intermediate
- Beginner
- Group lessons (usual price per hour divided by nr. of participants)
- Lessons for kids (33e/45min for small children)
Teaching where
ABOUT Mária Vojtovičová
Maria is young and passionate musician with experience both in performance and teaching based in Helsinki, Finland. Currently she is studying at Metropolia AMK towards degree in Music Pedagogy (graduating in June 2017). The main genre of her repertoire is classical music but she is big enthusiast for oriental and contemporary music and for the improvisation in particular.
MAIN INSTRUMENT AND REPERTOIRE
violin, viola & impro
BASE CITY
Helsinki
WEBSITE
mariavojtovicova.wixsite.com/violinist
Other links
Facebook
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish, Finnish, Czech
PRICE
40 Euros / hour
Teaching levels
- Master Class
- Intermediate
- Beginner
- Group lessons (usual price per hour divided by nr. of participants)
- Lessons for kids (33e/45min for small children)
Teaching where
Master in Sibelius Academy, Classical piano and Teacher’s pedagogical degree/ jazz, modern music and improvisation/ Chamber music with “Trio Kaukokaipuu”/ International Competition “Joves Intèrprets de Catalunya”, 2nd prize/ International competition “Ciutat de Carlet”, 3rd prize/ National Competition “Intercentros Melómano” (Spain), honoured as the best pianist/ Chamber music competition Montserrat Alavedra” (Spain), 2nd prize.
