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Hello! My name is Leonidas and I give trombone and euphonium lessons. For me, learning to play an instrument is something that should be part of everyone's development. I find this, because music and learning to play an instrument influences many aspects of a person, including cognition, emotions, creativity, imagination and physical abilities.
My main subject is Classical Trombone, but my interests and playing go beyond this and I really enjoy baroque and jazz as well.
During my lessons I focus on different aspects of trombone playing, including techniques, musicality, intonation, theory and rhythms. I use techniques from Kodaly, a well-known music education program. Enjoying to play, learn and feeling comfortable is what is the most important. Without that there is no joy in becoming a good musician.
I hope to see you soon to try out a lesson with me!
For more information, here is my biography:
Ledion-Leonidas Zhupali began playing trombone at the age of 11. From 2009-2011 he followed trombone lessons with Kostas Avgerinos and also theoretical lessons as a main subject from Kostas Telakis at the Orpheus Conservatorium in Athens. From 2011 till 2016 he studied at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague where he had lessons from Pete Saunders and Timothy Dowling. Leonidas also did a minor in education and followed a special Kodaly method program.
Currently Leonidas does two masters: A master in Trombone at the Conservatory of Maastricht with Bart Claessens and a Master in music education at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague.
Although his main subject is classical trombone he also participates in Baroque and Jazz projects. He attended an international baroque festival in Italy and he plays frequently with the Bigband of the Royal Conservatory.
Leonidas followed masterclasses with different trombone and brass players: Ian Bousfield, Michel Becquet, Christian Lindberg, Jorgen van Rijen, Bart van Lier, Blair Bollinger, Jonas Bylund, Enrique Crespo, John Kenny, John Rocco, the Canadian Brass, the Mnozill Brass, Snarky Puppy and many others.
He is a founder and member of the trombone quartet Slide Resistance and plays with various ensembles. Besides his studies Leonidas is a freelance trombone player. He played with the Metropole Orchestra Academy, the National youth orchestra of Greece, the orchestra of the Dutch Don’t Dance Division and several student orchestra...
My main subject is Classical Trombone, but my interests and playing go beyond this and I really enjoy baroque and jazz as well.
During my lessons I focus on different aspects of trombone playing, including techniques, musicality, intonation, theory and rhythms. I use techniques from Kodaly, a well-known music education program. Enjoying to play, learn and feeling comfortable is what is the most important. Without that there is no joy in becoming a good musician.
I hope to see you soon to try out a lesson with me!
For more information, here is my biography:
Ledion-Leonidas Zhupali began playing trombone at the age of 11. From 2009-2011 he followed trombone lessons with Kostas Avgerinos and also theoretical lessons as a main subject from Kostas Telakis at the Orpheus Conservatorium in Athens. From 2011 till 2016 he studied at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague where he had lessons from Pete Saunders and Timothy Dowling. Leonidas also did a minor in education and followed a special Kodaly method program.
Currently Leonidas does two masters: A master in Trombone at the Conservatory of Maastricht with Bart Claessens and a Master in music education at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague.
Although his main subject is classical trombone he also participates in Baroque and Jazz projects. He attended an international baroque festival in Italy and he plays frequently with the Bigband of the Royal Conservatory.
Leonidas followed masterclasses with different trombone and brass players: Ian Bousfield, Michel Becquet, Christian Lindberg, Jorgen van Rijen, Bart van Lier, Blair Bollinger, Jonas Bylund, Enrique Crespo, John Kenny, John Rocco, the Canadian Brass, the Mnozill Brass, Snarky Puppy and many others.
He is a founder and member of the trombone quartet Slide Resistance and plays with various ensembles. Besides his studies Leonidas is a freelance trombone player. He played with the Metropole Orchestra Academy, the National youth orchestra of Greece, the orchestra of the Dutch Don’t Dance Division and several student orchestra...
