Repentigny

Daniel Diaz (Saxophone, Clarinet)

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Teaching Day(s): Thursday

Daniel Diaz discovered his passion for music at Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry secondary school, where he started out on the euphonium. Curious and versatile, he explored several wind instruments before specialising in jazz saxophone at Saint-Laurent CEGEP.

Today, Daniel is an active and committed musician. He directs the Big Band of the Orchestre Harmonie Leonardo da Vinci (OHLDV) and plays in a number of renowned ensembles, including the Grand Ensemble Jazz de Saint-Eustache and the Université de Montréal Big Band. He is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in jazz performance at the Université de Montréal.

Jadli Verilli (Drums)

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Teaching Day(s): Wednesday, Thursday

It was during a Brazilian percussion workshop that Jadli discovered a huge passion for rhythm in all its forms. Music became a more serious part of her life when she started private drumming lessons and extracurricular activities. As a teenager, Jadli was a finalist in the national Canada Roland V-Drums Contest, won the Emerging Talent Award at the Festival international des percussions de Longueuil, took 2nd place in her category at the provincial V-Drums contest, and was a finalist in the international Hit Like A Girl drum competition. Jadli is continuing her studies in vocational music and song techniques, where she obtained her DEC. She has had the chance to deepen her knowledge of world rhythms, jazz, and popular music. During her studies, we saw her perform on Belle et Bum with her sidekick in the Le Rythme Dans le Sang competition. Jadli also has a DEC in Leisure Management and Intervention Techniques to further her artistic background. For over 2 years now, Jadli has enjoyed sharing her passion for teaching music with students of all ages!

Léa Paradis (Voice)

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Teaching Day(s): Saturday

Passionate about music and singing, Léa is a second-year student in the Techniques professionnelles de musique et chanson—Interprétation en musique populaire program, at Collège Lionel-Groulx. She began private singing lessons at the age of 5 and has been taking them ever since. She studied musical theater for 2 years and has six musicals to her credit, including two lead roles. Today, she loves to share her knowledge and help her students develop their vocal technique.

Pier-Alexandre Harvey (Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele)

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Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Thursday

Pier-Alexandre picked up his first guitar at the age of 10. He developed a keen interest in music, but it wasn't until he was at secondary school that he plunged headfirst into the world of music. He discovered a passion for all things musical, trying out a number of instruments including piano, bass and drums before deciding to concentrate on the guitar. His influences began with rock and punk and later extended to blues and funk. It was at this point that he formed Métropole, his alternative rock band in which he sings and plays bass, and which is still active today. The band warmed up audiences for established French-language rock artists such as Groovy Aardvark, Mudie and Galaxie.

He later earned a DEC in jazz interpretation at Cégep de Saint-Laurent, where he discovered his passion for jazz and fusion. He is currently working on a variety of musical projects, including the semi-finals of the Festival International de la Chanson de Granby competition. He is currently studying Jazz and World Music at the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Music.

Roxanne Hébert (Piano, Pre-School)

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Teaching Day(s): Thursday, Saturday

Roxanne is passionate about music. A pianist for 10 years, she began her musical studies as a student of Bobby Cyr. She took private piano lessons with him for 9 years. She continued her studies at Paul-Arseneau High School, where she honed her musical skills. There, she had the chance to discover the trumpet, another instrument she now masters.

In 2022, Roxanne took on a new challenge: teaching music. She found a new passion in this discipline. Now a piano and early music teacher for 2 years, she teaches pupils of all ages. She speaks perfect English and is always ready to listen to her pupils.

Shin Jung Lu (Violin)

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Teaching Day(s): Wednesday

I took private violin lessons in Taiwan, where I am originally from. I later completed my studies at the conservatory in France to further refine my skills and obtained a CEM (Certificate of Musical Studies) in violin, music theory, chamber music, and orchestra.
During my studies, I participated in several concerts. Notably, I performed at the “Jazz in Marciac” festival with the student orchestra of Toulouse for singer Stacey Kent’s concert in 2018. In Taiwan, I taught private violin lessons for three years, and I also gave lessons in France during my studies.
I teach beginner and intermediate students of all ages who wish to improve their musical training. From the very first lessons, students will learn proper violin and bow posture, followed by a playful and engaging approach to learning. I also use music theory and singing to enrich musical knowledge. I adapt to each student’s needs so they can progress in the best possible way. I would be delighted to share my passion for music with you!

Théo Fournier (Drums, Saxophone)

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Teaching Style: metal

Teaching Day(s): Wednesday, Thursday

Theo started playing music at the age of four, after receiving a small drum set as a birthday present. Growing up with two musician parents, it immediately became his greatest passion! He began playing guitar at nine and saxophone at eleven, in preparation for high school... Finally, through music camps, festivals, and competitions, it was his father who led him to university! While studying saxophone and teaching, he devoted himself equally to classical, jazz, and contemporary music. At the same time, he spent every spare moment in his small studio developing his skills on the guitar, bass, and drums. He composed progressive rock, folk, hip-hop, and electronic music, always challenging himself with each of these instruments. He never had enough music to play; he always wanted more. To this day, that passion continues to grow, coupled with an immense desire to share it!