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Hi Niblet


I run a local music teaching service and have some lovely local classical guitar teachers who'd be delighted to teach your daughter. They're very flexible and happy to come to your house for lessons at a time to suit you. The teachers are professional musicians, experienced at teaching, and CRB checked. Most importantly, they're passionate about guitar and really love teaching, so I'm confident I'd have a teacher your daughter would enjoy learning with.


Lesson fees are ?20 for 30mins, ?25 for 45mins, ?30 for an hour and so on. You'd probably want to start her on 30mins. The teachers are very happy to teach through the holidays if you'd like that - we aren't restricted to term-times.


I've PM'd you with more details.


If this sounds good, please email or phone me - I'd love to hear from you.



Emma

musico south

0207 277 2759

[email protected]

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