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Recorder and Music Theory lessons offered

By JamesH91
September 10, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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JamesH91

Posted September 10, 2014

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Posted September 10, 2014

Hello!

My name is James Holden

I am a professional recorder player, and a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, London.

I'm offering specialist recorder tuition, as well as Music theory lessons (ABRSM).

I have over five year's experience with both young children from age 6 to adults, and teach a wide variety of repertoire - medieval, renaissance, baroque and contemporary music.

Please contact me bellow for rates and availability. Lessons are at my home on Fellbrigg road, or subject to need, at the student's home if local.

Thank you.

Kind regards,

James

07749156430

james.holden61@btinternet.com

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