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Drum kit Tutor


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Hello all, my name is Ed Bernez and I am a young drum kit tutor based in Dulwich.


I have been teaching and touring for the past couple of years now and am currently looking for more private students.

In my lessons I like to make sure students are enjoying themselves by acknowledging their personal motivation and interests in the instrument, whilst covering a wide range of styles and techniques. I teach from various books and like to regularly have students play along to music. Option of studying grades as well.


So whether you have been playing for a while and want to gain more skills in a certain area, or if you have never picked up a pair of sticks before, don't hesitate to get in touch! Teaching arrangements flexible.


Look forward to hearing from you.

Ed

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