Ludwig Treviranus's guest appearances

Ludwig Treviranus

Oclef Podcast

Noa Kageyama

Karen King

Ryan Greene

Ian Jones

Nicola Cantan

Asher Brown

Christopher Norton

Adriana Linares

Irina Gorin

Joel Pierson

Justin Bird

Lisa Bastien

Judith Jain

Carla Cash

Andy Villemez

OwlTail

Ludwig Treviranus. For those of you who don't know Ludi, he's a pianist and currently teaching piano the Young Musicians Programme at the New Zealand School of Music. He completed his Doctorate of Music in 2010 at Florida State University. And since then he has developed workshops such as "At Ease with Music", he's performed concerts all across the south pacific and New Zealand, collaborated with orchestras, the New Zealand School of Dance and was recently recorded on a New Zealand repertoire project run by Gillian Bibby. In this episode we're going to learn about how Ludi connects music and comedy to help his students develop their confidence, personality and talent. http://oclef.com/ep01-ludwig-treviranus-using-comedy-and-music-to-teach-kids-confidence

<p>Ludwig Treviranus. For those of you who don't know Ludi, he's a pianist and currently teaching piano the Young Musicians Programme at the New Zealand School of Music. He completed his Doctorate of Music in 2010 at Florida State University. And since then he has developed workshops such as "At Ease with Music", he's performed concerts all across the south pacific and New Zealand, collaborated with orchestras, the New Zealand School of Dance and was recently recorded on a New Zealand repertoire project run by Gillian Bibby. In this episode we're going to learn about how Ludi connects music and comedy to help his students develop their confidence, personality and talent. <a href="http://oclef.com/ep01-ludwig-treviranus-using-comedy-and-music-to-teach-kids-confidence" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://oclef.com/ep01-ludwig-treviranus-using-comedy-and-music-to-teach-kids-confidence</a></p>

Oclef Interviews | EP01: Ludwig Treviranus – Using Comedy and Music to teach kids confidence