Prins Claus Conservatorium - Teachers

Teachers

Classical

  • Paul Komen
  • Tamara Poddubnaya
  • Bart van de Roer
  • Nata Tsvereli
  • Theo Jellema
  • Wolfgang Zerer
  • Johan Hofmann
  • Jan van Zelm
  • Manon Heijne
  • Wieke Karsten
  • Thies Roorda
  • Frank Mulder
  • Reinier Hogerheyde
  • Marije van der Ende
  • Peter Stam
  • Jan Schoemaker
  • Frank Brouns
  • Auke van der Merk
  • Hessel Buma
  • Jilt Jansma
  • Michael Eversden
  • Ane Travaille
  • Joeke Hoekstra
  • Luuk Nagtegaal
  • Manja Smits
  • Ilona Sie Dhian Ho
  • Sonja van Beek
  • Veselina Manikova
  • Kati Sebestyen
  • Romana Porumb
  • Ervin Schiffer
  • Gisella Bergman
  • Jan Ype Nota
  • Michel Strauss
  • Corine 't Hoen
  • Sorin Orcinschi

Jazz

  • Joris Teepe
  • Mark Haanstra
  • Jan Voogd
  • Koos Wiltenburg
  • Freddie Bryant
  • Winfred Buma
  • Frank Wingold
  • David Berkman
  • Marc van Roon
  • Jasper Soffers
  • Don Braden
  • Michael Moore
  • Miguel Martinez
  • Ralph Peterson
  • Steve Altenberg
  • Joost van Schaik
  • Sam Burtis
  • Jilt Jansma
  • Brian Lynch
  • Kurt Weiss
  • Dena DeRose
  • Francien van Tuinen
  • Floor van Zutphen

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