Recorder lessons, East Dulwich and surrounding

By JamesH91
April 5 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted April 5

My name's James - I'm an experiened teacher of recorders (over 15yrs), teaching all sizes of recorder to all ages and abilities. I studied at the Royal Academy of Music and have taught ever since. I travel to students' homes or offer online tuition. I currently have two students in East Dulwich, one of which has taken her grade 8 and achieved distinction. I'm currently taking on new pupils in the area and surrounding ones. I offer a free trial lesson.

I also teach music theory to grade 5 level, useful for GCSE and A level music as well as graded instrumental exams.

Please see my website for further information:

www.jamesholdenmusic.com

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