English
日本語
한국어
简体中文
繁體中文
Italiano
español
Deutsch
Русский
Advanced conversational English with a qualified TEFL, piano teacher and jazz musician
Detalles de la lección
This is a lesson geared towards advanced English learners who want to improve their conversational English.
As an experienced English tutor I learned that possibly the most helpful thing for advanced students to do, as they progress towards fluency, is simply engage in conversation with a native speaker as much as possible. The best way to facilitate learning in this way is to speak about subjects we are passionate about.
As a jazz pianist myself, I'm passionate about the subject and I'm sure there are many advanced English learners out there who share this sentiment. When we're passionate about things we yearn to communicate effectively about how we feel about them.
So in this lesson we'll discuss the history of Jazz music, from it's roots in the Blues and Gospel traditions of the 19th Century, right through to the more familiar 'modern' sounds of Miles Davis, John Coltrane and the birth of the 'cool'.
Of course this subject is so vast that it doesn't even apply simply to music, it also takes you on a journey through history. We'll encounter not only the musical foundations of Jazz, but the political and societal environments that had a big role in the formation of this music form.
I have taught a lot of IELTS (the english testing system for UK university admission) and I know when to jump in to a conversation to address mistakes and correct grammar. Conversation is simply the best way of rooting out the most common habitual mistakes English learners make and set them on their path towards true proficiency.
So beat the blues and join me for a journey into one of the most fascinating cultural developments that has left a legacy worldwide!
As an experienced English tutor I learned that possibly the most helpful thing for advanced students to do, as they progress towards fluency, is simply engage in conversation with a native speaker as much as possible. The best way to facilitate learning in this way is to speak about subjects we are passionate about.
As a jazz pianist myself, I'm passionate about the subject and I'm sure there are many advanced English learners out there who share this sentiment. When we're passionate about things we yearn to communicate effectively about how we feel about them.
So in this lesson we'll discuss the history of Jazz music, from it's roots in the Blues and Gospel traditions of the 19th Century, right through to the more familiar 'modern' sounds of Miles Davis, John Coltrane and the birth of the 'cool'.
Of course this subject is so vast that it doesn't even apply simply to music, it also takes you on a journey through history. We'll encounter not only the musical foundations of Jazz, but the political and societal environments that had a big role in the formation of this music form.
I have taught a lot of IELTS (the english testing system for UK university admission) and I know when to jump in to a conversation to address mistakes and correct grammar. Conversation is simply the best way of rooting out the most common habitual mistakes English learners make and set them on their path towards true proficiency.
So beat the blues and join me for a journey into one of the most fascinating cultural developments that has left a legacy worldwide!
Política de cancelación de Cafetalk
Antes de que la solicitud haya sido confirmada.
- Es posible hacerlo en cualquier momento.
Luego de que la solicitud de clase haya sido confirmada
- Más de 24 horas antes del inicio de la clase→ Es posible hacerlo en cualquier momento.
- Menos de 24 horas antes del inicio de la clase→ Pueden aplicarse cargos por cancelación.
-
No-Show→ Pueden aplicarse cargos por cancelación.
(La cantidad puede variar en función del tutor, por favor comuníquese con su tutor/a)
Todas las clases del (de la) tutor/a
All Lessons
-
General English Conversation
Have a conversation with CELTA qualified teacher and get help with speaking and pronunciationEnglish
25min 1,000PTiene prueba -
IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 (graphs)
Using vocabulary to accurately describe line graphs as required in Writing Task 1 of preparing for IELTSEnglish
45min 2,500P -
IELTS Writing Task 1 - Comparative Bar Charts
Strategies to achieve success in the IELTS exam when dealing with Comparative Bar Chart questionsEnglish
45min 2,500P -
IELTS Writing Task 1 - Pie Charts
Using comparative language to answer Writing Task 1 (Pie Chart questions0 efficiently and effectivelyEnglish
45min 2,500P -
Beginning with Jazz
Dominant sevenths and an introduction to jazz harmony with a focus on Jazz blues.Piano
45min 3,000P -
Rock n Roll piano - classic intro
Get the party going with this classic rock n roll intro played in the key of FPiano
45min 3,000P
