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Cello Lessons with Manab Naskar
Cello Lessons with Manab Naskar
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【 Manab Naskar 】
Globetrotting Cellist: A Passionate Educator and Skilled Instructor. Adores Japan with Over 10 Visits. Gently Teaches Both Cello and English.
★ Manab is the perfect teacher for students who: ★
- Want to learn the cello
- Are interested in trying out the violin
- Would like to take up piano lessons
- Seek a comfortable learning environment, even if they don't speak English
- Prefer a teacher with whom they can easily connect
- Desire easy communication outside of lessons
- Have an interest in India or other cultures
- Are looking for someone skilled at teaching children
Content
Cello: Beginners to Advanced
Violin, Piano: Beginners Only
Others: Music Theory, Chamber Music, Musicianship, Orchestra Work
Customized to fit your goals and desires.
Language
Lessons will be conducted in English.
Even if you don't speak any English, don't worry! Teacher Manab has experience teaching many students who don't speak English, and he's confident that you'll improve your English through lessons.
Time
Choose from the following options:
- 40-minute lessons
- 10-minute chat only
A monthly subscription that allows for regular lessons comes with discounts on eligible monthly plans and is highly recommended.
[ Manab Naskar ]

An active cellist who travels the world, Manab is passionate about education and is an excellent instructor. He's also deeply committed to volunteering in various countries.
He loves Japan and has visited 40 times, saying reassuringly, "Even if students don't understand English at all during lessons, they eventually start speaking." He provides gentle guidance in cello and English.
Graduated with honors from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's cello department, obtaining a Bachelor of Music. With over 20 years as a professional cellist and more than 15 years of teaching experience, Manab has a wealth of experience and achievements.
Career

Started playing cello while attending Oxford Mission School in Kolkata, India. Participated in concert tours to Southeast Asian countries with the Asia Youth Orchestra as the first cellist from India.
Received scholarships to study at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. Graduated with honors from the cello department and obtained a Bachelor of Music. Completed a Master of Music from Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas, USA.
Based in the UK, Manab has performed in concerts and served as a member of quartets and orchestras in Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Japan, and India. He has continued his cello performance and teaching activities for over 20 years around the world, including in the UK, various European countries, the USA, Canada, China, Japan, South Korea, Nepal, Laos, and India.
He also travels extensively for projects supporting the development of musicians, such as supporting activities at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's Youth Music Centre and music outreach projects for underprivileged children.
Message

I love teaching and put my heart into it. I grew up at a boarding school and did not receive all the training I needed early on, but worked hard to catch up when I had the opportunity to study abroad. I began the cello at twelve, and learning music gave me confidence and helped me understand other cultures as I travelled. Young people face many distractions today, including phones and video games. I believe every young person should have the chance to learn music and discover the difference it can make. I am easygoing, love encouraging people to learn, and believe music can change the world. I look forward to meeting you.
Lessons
Lessons
Language
Language
The lessons are conducted in English.
Even if you don't speak English, you can still enjoy the lessons, so please rest assured! Just like when you find yourself living in an English-speaking environment, it's important to gradually understand through the words you hear, actions, and the teacher's demonstrations.
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