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carebear

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Does anyone know a piano teacher they could recommend?


I?m looking for someone who could come to our house in ED afterschool. It?s for our 6 year old (and poss the 4yo who is expressing envy!).


More interested in friendly manner and good with little ones than technical ability!


TIA

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Nia has been coming to us for the last 4 months. My children are 7 and 10 and I feel they are making really good progress with her. We had a lovely teacher for the first half of last year who unfortunately moved out of the area and did trial lessons with quite a few teachers before coming across Nia who both the girls really like. Her number is 07375 547558.
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I?d happily recommend Grace, who has been teaching my 5yo for a few months. My daughter really likes her, is making great progress and - most importantly! - is enjoying the lessons and happy to practise (so far!).

Grace +44 7875 991827

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