Giulia Zannin Chalumeau Lessons in Den Haag

Discover Historical Clarinets!

Do you love baroque music and the classical repertoire? Are you curious to discover the fascinating world of historical clarinets and how they sound? Enjoy the delicate and authentic clarinet that inspired Telemann, Mozart and Beethoven! Learn about authentic performance of baroque music on period instruments. It's great!

Chalumeau and Duets

Let's explore the 17th and 18th century repertoire and enjoy playful duets, the best way to learn is making music together! Chalumeau, the baroque cousin of the clarinet, used in the late 17th century, will be also part of the journey.

Chalumeau Lessons Beginners

Lessons focus on reading music, basic music theory, historical context, posture and basic technique, breathing exercises, sound, we play easy duets! Sign up for a taster lesson!

Chalumeau Lessons - Intermediate, Advanced

Although enjoying music comes first, I'll offer a good theoretical grounding and background knowledge of the history of the chalumeau. Learn about the historic development of the baroque clarinet, as well as some  theory and practice of diminutions, ornamentation, notation and analysis of style.

What can you expect?

Develop a strategy to practise efficiently and reduce tension, improving your awareness to fully enjoying the music making. Personalised exercises tailored to your needs. I'll create the best possible environment for you to achieve your musical goals and enhance your personal musical interest. Sign up for a try-out lesson!

Where are the Chalumeau Lessons held?

Lessons take place in my well ventilated Covid proof music studio in The Hague and may also be given at your own home.

Online Clarinet Lessons

Skype or Zoom chalumeau or clarinet lessons can be arranged. Enjoy live feedback and personal tips and advice.

No Instrument yet?

Rental of historical clarinet, chalumeau or modern clarinet is possible and I will help you to find your best option. Please contact me for further details.

About Giulia Zannin

Italian clarinet player Giulia Zannin has international experience both on historical and modern clarinets and is regularly invited to perform with early music ensemble and orchestras across Europe. She owns both a Master in Contemporary Music and a Master in Early Music, specializing in historical performance practice.
Giulia started to play at the age of 8 and rediscovers the pleasure of playing her clarinets each single day. Giulia is the co-founder of the Ensemble La Favorita and Trio Auriga, which perform on period instruments.
She has attended many festival such as Aurora Music Festival, International Ensemble Modern Academy, Michaelstein, Early Music Festival, Impuls Academy, Crussel Music Festival and took part in Masterclasses with renowned teachers like Yehuda Gilad, Alessandro Carbonare, Ralph Manno, Karl Leister and Lorenzo Coppola.