How Tritone works:
Find your mentor
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Choose your instrument and the mentor who best fits your goals and vibe
Try a lesson for free
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Come by the studio and try a lesson. No pressure, no obligations
Book your plan
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Start your monthly subscription and receive lesson credits (in minutes).
You can use them for 30, 45, or 60-minute lessons at your choice.
Any unused credits roll over to the next month!
Keep learning!
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Use your credits to book solo practice time, try different instruments, or even form a band with other students under the guidance of a band mentor
Meet the Mentors:
🎺 Dima Loginov
Trumpet Mentor - Jazz / Pop / Funk / Classical
Dima Loginov is a trumpet player and composer from Kazakhstan. He started music on piano at age five before discovering the trumpet and the freedom of jazz. By twelve he surrounded himself by fellow musicians at a new school, where music became his second home. He studied classical and jazz trumpet at the National Academy of Arts in Kazakhstan and is now completing his master’s at the Conservatorium of Amsterdam. Dima performs across Europe with symphony orchestras, jazz ensembles, and his band Gallowstreet. He is also releasing his personal debut album in April. Dima believes teaching is about more than just learning an instrument. It’s about building understanding that lasts a lifetime. Inspired by teachers who combine high musical skill with humility, openness, and passion for their students, he brings the same mindset into his own lessons. Each lesson is tailored to the student’s personality, goals, and life, creating space for growth, curiosity, and exploration. “I want students to truly understand what they are learning so the knowledge stays with them for years and supports them throughout their musical life.” Outside of music, Dima enjoys sports, cooking, dancing, watching anime and in his free time he also studies to become a professional massage therapist. Fun fact: Dima once wanted to become an actor and appeared in a TV commercial for Piko juice. His dream musical collaborations include John Coltrane, Stevie Wonder, Huun-Huur-Tu, Nate Smith, and Chris Dave. When booking your free trial, expect personalized guidance, patience, a playful and inspiring teaching approach, and a mentor who helps you grow your sound and discover your own musical voice. Dima teaches in Dutch, English and Russian.
🎸 Johnny Biner
Guitar Mentor - Jazz / Avantgarde / Improvisation
Johnny’s musical journey started at age seven on drums, but after some years he switched to guitar and found his real match. By 14, he was performing regular concerts with his first band, fully immersing himself in the instrument and the joy of live music. Since 2009, he has been an active presence in the music scene across Germany, performing at festivals and venues nationwide. In 2019, he moved to Amsterdam to expand his focus to teaching while continuing to perform. He earned a B.A. in Jazz Guitar from the Conservatory of Amsterdam and has toured internationally and played iconic Dutch venues and festivals such as Paradiso (Super Sonic Jazz Festival), Melkweg, Het Concertgebouw, and Tivoli Vredenburg. As a mentor, Johnny meets students where they are, emphasizing curiosity, personal connection, and creative exploration over textbook approaches. With over a decade of diverse musical experience, he tailors lessons to each individual, helping students break through complexity, build confidence, and most importantly, enjoy the journey. “Music is something you share. Knowledge, inspiration, and experience pass from one person to another. I love connecting with students through music and watching them grow.” Outside the studio, Johnny enjoys exploring global cuisine, playing drums when he can, and diving into music with wide-ranging influences. When booking a lesson with Johnny, expect a supportive, personalized approach, guided by wide range of experience, and great enthusiasm for sharing the joy in music. Johnny teaches in English, German, and Dutch (A2, kids).
🪘 Manuel Vega Abad
Percussion Mentor - Latin / Fusion / Flamenco / Afro-cuban
Manuel Vega Abad is a versatile drummer and percussionist whose musical journey began in 2006 with piano before he discovered his passion for rhythm. After completing a degree in Music Education, he moved to Amsterdam in 2021 to continue developing his craft at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where he is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Groove. Manuel’s musical background spans a wide range of styles, including fusion, flamenco, and Latin music. Through performing and collaborating in different musical environments, he has developed a broad rhythmic vocabulary and a strong sense of groove that he brings into both performance and teaching. As a mentor, Manuel focuses on creating lessons that are shaped around each student’s individual goals and interests. Whether working on repertoire, refining technique, or developing musical language and rhythm, his sessions are designed to be engaging, practical, and supportive. Drawing from instruments such as drum set, flamenco cajón, and congas, Manuel introduces students to a rich palette of rhythms and sounds. His lessons encourage curiosity, musical expression, and a deeper understanding of rhythm across different musical traditions. When booking a lesson with Manuel, expect an open and motivating learning environment, guided by a mentor who enjoys helping students explore rhythm and develop their own musical voice. Manuel teaches in English and Spanish.
🥁 Max Sergeant
Drum Mentor - Jazz / Pop / Improvisation
Max Sergeant is a drummer, composer, bandleader, and educator based in Amsterdam. He studied at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where he developed his craft under the guidance of renowned Dutch drummers Mark Schilders, Marcel Serierse, and Lucas van Merwijk. These mentors helped shape Max into a versatile musician with a strong sense of groove, musical interaction, and storytelling. Alongside performing, Max has a deep passion for composing. His work, primarily written for his own projects, blends warm melodies and harmonies with a wide range of grooves, leaving room for improvisation and musical exploration. His debut single, November Live, marked his first release as a bandleader. Max is active across the Dutch music scene, collaborating with a variety of artists and contributing to recordings across genres from jazz to pop, most notably performing with singer Helena Casella. As an educator, Max brings his performance experience into the classroom in a practical and supportive way. He has taught drums and band classes for many years, working with students of all ages and skill levels. His lessons emphasize solid groove, musical awareness, confidence on the instrument, and the encouragement to explore one’s own creativity. Known for his energetic and encouraging approach, Max ensures that students not only build strong fundamentals but also experience the joy of making music. Max teaches in Dutch and English.
🎻 Camille Rabot
Violin Mentor - Jazz / Classical / Pop
Camille is a violinist from a small town in France. Her musical journey started with a simple childhood memory. While listening to her older brother’s violin lessons with her mother, she fell in love with the sound and immediately asked to play herself. She first started on the cello before moving to violin at age seven. At thirteen she decided to pursue music professionally, and entered the Conservatory in Lyon. She later continued her bachelor’s and master’s studies in the Netherlands, where she developed her career as both a performer and educator. As a writer and performer, she is active in projects such as Citrus Blossom and the immersive classical trio Ether, which blends classical repertoire with traditional music and storytelling. As a mentor, Camille brings curiosity, joy, and thoughtful discipline to her lessons. She believes learning music should feel like a journey of discovery. One that helps you build technique while connecting it with your ear, creativity, and sense of beauty. Her lessons adapt to each student, creating a supportive space to grow at your own pace. “My mentor Claire Bernard shaped the musician I am today through her discipline and deep search for beauty in sound. I’m now writing a book with her to continue the legacy of Dominique Hoppenot, and through teaching I hope to pass on that same love for listening, curiosity, and musical discovery.” Outside the teaching room, Camille enjoys playing music with friends, reading, exploring new ideas, and spending time with her loved ones. Her dream collaborations would be with David Oistrakh or Dhafer Youssef (though she admits there are way more on that list). When booking your free trial, expect attentive guidance, curiosity, and a mentor who will help you listen deeper, grow with confidence, and discover your own voice through music. Camille teaches in Dutch, English and French.
What our students say about us:
The power of music
DO YOU REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME MUSIC TRULY OVERWHELMED YOU?
A timeless melody on the radio that left you awestruck and weightless
The soft hum of a lullaby that wrapped around you like a warm embrace.
Music has quietly accompanied every milestone in your life: the joy of celebrations, the tears of goodbyes, and the moments that shaped who you are. It’s that song that turned a simple drive with friends into an unforgettable adventure, or that melody that forever echoes the feeling of falling in love for the first time.
In tough times, a song that speaks to your struggles can feel like a friend who understands your pain, helping you feel less alone.
A powerful song can inspire you to see the world differently, spark change, and give you the courage to follow your dreams.
Music isn’t just background noise. It’s a key part of our emotional and mental world.
Have you ever watched a live performance and felt that longing to be up there, expressing yourself through music? Without the skills, it’s like seeing others at a dance and not knowing the moves. You have the spark, you hear music in your head, but the notes feel just out of reach.
Maybe you’re already a pro who knows how learning an instrument can be deeply rewarding, but now, you’re looking for guidance to reach the next level.
Like having a paintbrush but not knowing how to paint
Maybe you’ve always wanted to play an instrument but never found the time.
Maybe you believe that learning music is only for kids, something you missed out on.
Maybe you even tried to learn before, but got discouraged by the complicated theory.
Imagine breaking through these barriers with a teacher who truly understands your goals and helps you achieve them. At Tritone, you are guided by certified, passionate people who tailor lessons to your needs. Our teachers are more than instructors: they're mentors, guiding you to discover your unique sound and overcome these obstacles.
