Recorder and Music Theory lessons - first one free

By JamesH91
July 20, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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JamesH91

Posted July 20, 2015

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Posted July 20, 2015

My name is James.

I am a friendly local Recorder and Music Theory teacher (ABRSM) with over 6 years' experience with students off all ages. I am a professional recorder player - a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music and have worked with some of the best musicians around currently. If you or your child would like to explore a beautiful, natural sounding instrument in the way it should be played, or brush up on your theory for the grade 5 examination if you're another instrumentalist, I would be happy to give you lessons.

Lessons can be at your home or mine at my lovely flat in Peckham - times to be discussed. If you/re unsure, come for a trial lesson for free!

Please contact me on [email protected] or 07749156430 where we can discuss your requirements further.

I'm now taking on new students beginning now or in September.

Kind regards,

James Holden BMus

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