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Repentigny - Saxophone Lessons
Music Lesson Centre
View Store Details910-A boulevard Iberville
Repentigny, Quebec, J5Y 2P9
Lesson Centre: Phone or Text 450 580-3334
Store Phone: 450 580-3333
Lesson Centre Email: ecolerepentigny@long-mcquade.com
Store Email: repentigny@long-mcquade.com
Lesson Centre Hours
Lundi de 13h à 21hMardi de 13h à 21h
Mercredi de 13h à 21h
Jeudi de 13h à 21h
Samedi de 9h à 17h
This Location Offers:
Online Lessons All LessonsPrivate Lessons
Long & McQuade Music Lesson Centre
- Private and group music lessons with Long & McQuade's skilled professional instructors make learning easier.
- Learning to play in a supportive creative environment makes learning fun!
- Our convenient lesson times accommodate even the busiest schedules.
- RCM examination preparation, student recitals and group performance opportunities for interested students.
- Affordable rates
- No registration fees
Time slots available Monday to Friday from 1pm to 9pm, Saturday from 9am to 5pm and Sunday from 10am to 3pm.
Lesson fees between 25$ and 30$ per half-hour
Our Saxophone Teachers:
Online Lessons:
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.
Online Lessons:
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!
