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Jazz Piano Lessons

By JazzMeister
June 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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JazzMeister

Posted June 9, 2013

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Posted June 9, 2013

Hi!

My name is Christian Vaughan, and I am a jazz pianist and teacher. I offer home visits for students of all ages. I have taught regularly in the Dulwich area, at both Dulwich College and JASSPA, and my current teaching posts include Eton College, Westminster School and the London Centre of Contemporary Music.

If you or anyone you know would like to learn more about jazz with an experienced, dynamic teacher, or to have more general, non-classical piano lessons (I teach blues, pop, rock and funk as well), please feel free to get in touch. My number is 07974 183707, you can obviously message me here, or via my website: http://www.christianvaughanmusic.com

I am also available, on my own or with a band, for parties or other events - a wide range of styles and tastes catered for.

I look forward to hearing from you!

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