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By JParkin1984
October 2, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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JParkin1984

Posted October 2, 2020

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Posted October 2, 2020

Hi Everyone!

I am a professional musician based in Crystal Palace with 16 years of successful teaching experience of several instruments, including piano. I am offering piano lessons for complete beginners and up to Grade 5 standard. Music theory also available. Lessons are individually tailored to your needs and tastes and are designed to be fun and motivating. DBS certified.

?15 for 30 minutes (beginner to Grade 1)

?22.50 for 45 minutes (Grade 2-4)

?30 for on hour (Grade 5)

For more details, send me an email at: [email protected]

Many thanks,

Jonathan

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