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Flute Instructor

sLs Japan Flute lessons in English

Reiko
 

Born in Tokyo, Reiko is a flute player who has devoted herself to classical and contemporary music. Reiko won the First Prize at the “Kyogaku VII” (The 7th Contemporary Music Performance Competition founded by JSCM) and received the 16th Asahi Contemporary Music Award. As a performer and an improvisor, she has appeared in the United States, France, England, Germany, Singapore, South Korea and Japan. While having giving premiers of the works written by living composers, she collaborates dancers and visual artists. Reiko holds a BM from Toho Gakuen School of Music, an MFA degree from California Institute of the Arts, and a DMA in Contemporary Music Performance from the University of California, San Diego.

During her graduate studies, she worked for UC San Diego as an instructor of music fundamentals, chamber music and flute lessons. After moving back to Japan she has taught a wide range of generations between 6-year- old and in their 70s. Her innovative practice cultivated through contemporary music performance helps her students learn all kinds of music quickly.

“Would you like to learn both flute playing and language? If so, I think I am the right person for you. Besides flute teaching, I have been a teacher at a language school in Tokyo for over 10 years. Furthermore, my unique experience in music industry will broaden your mind towards art as well. Let’s enjoy playing the flute!”—Reiko

Collaboration Brands & Partners

sLs Japan
sLs Group International
sLs Japan Volunteer
sLs Borderless Piano Academy Japan
sLs Japan Languages
ABRSM - sLs Japan Orchestra
Kawai sLs Japan
Yamaha sLs Japan
Trinity College London, トリニティ・カレッジ
sLs Japan Tokyo Piano School 東京ピアノ教室 ( Noah Piano Studio ).
Noah Sound Studio - sLs Japan collaboration

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