Violin Tutor in Dulwich (Royal College of Music graduate)

[Joel Munday]

Joel Munday - Violin Tutor 

teaching violin in Dulwich and surrounding areas

 

[email protected]

+44 7411 150510

joelmunday.co.uk

 

In Person Lessons: 

30 mins: £40

45 mins: £45 

60 mins: £50

 

Biography

British violinist Joel Munday performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician, in addition to being a committed educator and classical music advocate. The 24/25 season marks his professional concerto debut, performing Mozart’s First Violin Concerto with the London Mozart Players. Other highlights include recitals with Julian Trevelyan and Sam Haywood as well as appearances at the Stift Festival and Two Moors Festival. Joel is currently undertaking an Artist Diploma at the Royal College of Music in London, where his studies are supported by the Orpheus Foundation. His mentors are the violinists Daniel Rowland and Alina Ibragimova. He has taken masterclasses with pedagogues such as Vadim Gluzman, Shmuel Ashkenazi and Mihaela Martin at festivals including IMS Prussia Cove and Kronberg Academy Violin and Viola Masterclasses. He was one of 11 musicians worldwide to receive the London Symphony Orchestra’s Conservatoire Scholarship for the 23/24 season.

 

Experience

 

RECENT TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2024

• Private tutor for Royal College of Music Teaching Service
• Private tutor for 5 violin students, ages 5 years to 14 years, ranging from beginner to advanced level
• Violin and theory tutor at Mablois Music School, Dulwich, London
• Lycaeum Music violin tutor

2023

• Private tutor for 3 violin students, ages 5 years to 14 years, ranging from beginner to advanced level

2022

• Supporting tutor for an undergraduate student (BMus Year 1) at the Royal College of Music

 

RECENT OUTREACH EXPERIENCE

2024

• Workshop for Colyton Grammar School Crèche
• Workshop for 3 to 5 year olds at Stift International Music Festival, Netherlands

2023

• Workshop for Sixth Form students at Exeter College, Devon

 

 

Approach

Central to my teaching approach is the desire to cultivate in my students a love and joy for music making, whatever their ambitions or commitment may be. Each student is unique and has a unique relationship with music. Consequently, I do not believe in bringing a predetermined agenda, but instead allow the aims of the student to inform the trajectory of the lessons. For some, this results in rigorous training to attain the highest standards; for others, a more relaxed learning environment. At whatever stage of development, I work with the student to establish a pathway towards their goals which they will find both stimulating and fulfilling.

 

Inspiration

Music transcends time and place, bringing human beings together from every culture and background through universal language. It encapsulates every element of life - from history and geography to culture and art, channelling the intellectual and the emotional. Learning to play an instrument is the first step to unlocking this fascinating and vast multi-dimensional world. Being involved in the process of helping others to take these steps and experience the joy of music making is the most exciting element of my role as a teacher. I am dedicated to inspiring others to uncover the values to be cultivated through music in addition to realising their full artistic potential.

 

Testimonial

“Quite aside from his deep connection with the pieces he performed and his superb musicianship, Joel was a brilliant communicator who put pupils at ease with his warm manner. Performing in a masterclass is a daunting business, but quite soon it was evident that pupils had forgotten the audience and were in a personal conversation with him about their playing and interpretation - all left with smiles on their faces, inspired to get down to some serious practice.” - Mr. Tom Brimelow (Head of Music, Colyton Grammar School)

 

 

Teaching CV - Joel Munday.pdf

Edited October 7 by Joel Munday
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