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By dancollective
July 3, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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dancollective

Posted July 3, 2020

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Posted July 3, 2020

Hi, my name is Danny Green. I am a songwriter, producer, singer and guitarist for the bands DG Solaris and Laish. I love to teach and to share my passion for the acoustic and electric guitar, ukulele, music production, songwriting and performance. I aim to inspire adults and children from the age of 6 onwards.

At the moment I am offering lessons online via Skype/Zoom and I am hoping I will be able to resume normal lessons soon from my wonderful home studio space in East Dulwich (SE5 8DF) where you are most welcome to learn, otherwise I will happily teach in your home, if you're not too far.

I offer:

Guitar lessons. For beginner onwards. We can learn to sing your favourite songs for fun, or help you achieve your grades (or both!)

Songwriting. I can guide you to write your own songs and music.

Music production. I love to share my knowledge of using programs like Logic Pro, Cubase and Ableton to create your own music.

Bespoke songs. I can write and record a song for a loved one's special occasion.

Please get in touch to discuss, feel free to call me to discuss on 07989039992, or email [email protected]. Local lockdown rates available!

Thanks

Danny

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