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Recorder and Music Theory lessons

By JamesH91
September 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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JamesH91

Posted September 23, 2014

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Posted September 23, 2014

I'm offering specialist recorder tuition as well as music theory lessons privately at mine or students home (if local).

With five years experience teaching recorder to all ages and abilities, I specialise in a range of repertoire. It's important to give students a grounding in the history and technique of their instrument whilst maintaining an element of fun and spontaneity- inspiring a passion for the music.

I have a degree from the Royal Academy of music and practise as a soloist and chamber musician.

Do get in touch should you know of any children or adults looking to learn.

James

07749156430

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