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Music teacher offering private tuition in SW London and parts of Surrey. Transformational method of teaching. Highly qualified and experienced teacher graduated from UK music colleges.


Home tuition available.


I offer private piano and woodwind instruments tuition. My students not only learn to play an instrument, but also music theory in order to understand and perform music. I believe this approach makes not only better and more complete musicians, but also better individuals.


All levels and ages are welcome, from beginners to the more advanced. I also help with preparations for Trinity Guildhall and ABRSM exams in piano, music theory and aural skills. I also teach adults.


References available. I am CRB checked (enhanced).


I teach several children in the East Dulwich area, and at the moment, I have availability for three more, so please get in touch for more information.


I look forward to hearing from you!


Aimara

07761709679

[email protected]

www.aimaramagana.wix.com/musicteacher

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