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By ADHolloway
July 10, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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ADHolloway

Posted July 10, 2014

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Posted July 10, 2014

I am a saxophone/clarinet player based around the area willing to offer music tuition. I have over four years teaching experience both in London and in Cyprus, tutoring ages 4-50. I play concerts around London for function bands, jazz bands and original projects.

I can offer basic to advanced instrument tuition and music theory lessons. I am familiar with the ABRSM syllabus and can cater lessons to any individual need. I am fully CRB checked. I operate a FREE trial lesson policy too, so even if you're unsure, contact me and we can have a trial lesson before you make up your mind.

If you want more information please email me on the address provided or check out my website: www.adamhollowaymusic.co.uk

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