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PGdip RCM Clarinet and Piano Teacher available

By zhm777
May 22, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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zhm777

Posted May 22, 2013

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Posted May 22, 2013

Dear all,

I have recently acquired a number of new tutoring slots for students wanting to study/continue studying the Piano or Clarinet privately in the East Dulwich area and vicinity.

As a Head of Music and female graduate of the Royal College of Music, my teaching focuses on embedding classical training, including scales, theory and aural training in addition to encouraging aural learning and jazz technique, if required.

Teaching pre-grade 1 to Diploma standard. Teaching takes place at the home of the student. Please call for further details and an informal discussion with regard to potential lessons.

Contact: 07584 650276

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