Masako Otsuka Muzieklessen
KVK 01128964
Vestigingsnr. 000001386999
Scheen 132
8501 HK Joure
Telephone: 0513-850822
Cell phone: 06-13590601
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Bank connection: Rabobank Sneek-Zuidwest Friesland
Q: What level should I have?
A: Ideal would be that you have already learned the basics for about 2 years and that you can read music. This makes the lessons much more effective.
Q: Can I have a trial lesson?
A trial lessons of 30, 45 or 60 minutes is possible. This lessons is for free if you decide to start taking lessons. However, I case you decide not to do that, the charge will be 30.-, 45.- or 60.- Euro for adults, or 25.-, 37.50 or 60,- for childeren and youngsters up to 18 years old.
Q: How can I contact you?
A: You can find my contact details on the contact page. We can plan a suitable if you give me a call.
Q: What are the costs?
The rate will depend on the duration, type of lessons (subscription or seperate lessons) and age group (youngster or adult). Best is to contact me and inform about the rate in your specific case.
Q: How can I pay?
There are three options:
- Direct debit. This is the easiest way. During the class period (1st semester or 2nd semester) an amount is debited monthly.
- Transfer. You can transfer the tuition fee monthly or per lesson in case of separate lessons.
- Cash. You can also pay in cash.
Q: How do I register?
You can register by email or telephone. We will then discuss what your wishes are and when which time suits best.
大塚 雅子, ピアニスト
Masako Otsuka started playing the piano in her parents' music school when she was three years old. Later she studied at the Kobe College, School of Music where she received her diploma as a performing musician and music teacher 1993. She started to work as a teacher, but also performed as a solo artist. She participated in the Sommerakademien in Salzburg (1995) and in Sion (1996) to further improve her skills.
In 1997 she started studying at the “Konservatorium Zürich / Winterthur” (nowadays "Zurich University of the Arts") with Christoph Lieske and Gitti Pirner supported by the Rotary International Foundation. During this period she also studied chamber music with Ulrich Koella and Matthias Enderle of the Carmina Quartett. In 2000 she obtained her diploma as a Performing Musician. Since then she has given concerts in Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands and Japan.
Masako currently works as a piano teacher, among others until 2005 at the University of Kobe (Japan) and performs as a solo pianist and plays chamber music.
Since 2005 Masako lives in Joure, The Netherlands (1.5 h drive from Amsterdam) and works as a self-employed piano teacher and performing artist.