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account Quintin Mallette
Quintin Mallette
North Carolina, United States of America
CommonTime user since Sep 2021
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Artist Statement
Hello, my name is Quintin! I am a classical musician and percussionist who loves interacting with students of all ages. I believe that music has something for everyone and am motivated to explore music with you! While my primary musical interests include the vibraphone, electroacoustic music, orchestral percussion, music theory and music history, I also love exploring music from many different cultures and from perspectives external to music creation. I would love to work with you and further explore the world of sound and silence!
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Artist Profession and Specialisations
Classical Musician
Instrumentalist, Percussion, Contemporary
Percussion
Improvisation, Technique, Jazz
Session Formats and Fees
Meet and Greet arrow arrow
A short introductory session with the artist to help you decide if they are a good fit you and your learners. This session type can also be used to familiarise yourself with our session interface.
10 minutes | Free
Private Lesson arrow arrow
A private lesson with the artist to learn the technique of a craft. Suggested class size: 1 to 2 students.
30 minutes | $40
60 minutes | $65
Visiting Artist Classroom arrow arrow
An opportunity for a group of students to work with the artist. Sessions can be booked in a continuous block of time or can be separated into shorter time blocks that add up to the chosen length. Suggested class size: up to 20 students in a physical classroom with a smartboard or up to 8 students fully online.
1 hour | $75
2 hours | $150
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An intensive session between the artist and a small group of advanced students or emerging professionals. The goal of a master class is to work learners through the technique, presentation, or analysis of a craft, and engage deeply in the mastery of an art form. A master class is 3 hours: a 2-hour master class with a 1-hour follow-up within 1 to 2 weeks of the masterclass to see how the participant(s) applied the guidance and feedback. Suggested class size: up to 8 students.
3 hours | $225
Please register as an Educator, Arts Organization or an Individual to book an Artist Session.