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Musiquepiano

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An award winning concert pianist/piano teacher currently has a few vacancies. Siblings/family discount is available.

Students of all ages and abilities, as long as they are keen to learn.

Grade exams both ABRSM&Trinity 100% pass records and many have achieved merits and distinctions.


Tuition is on a one-to-one basis and takes place at her home in East Dulwich, a 2-minute walk from East Dulwich Station.


Qualifications: BMus/LRAM/DipGSMD/ARAM


Please email [email protected] or call 07738951751

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Many thanks for your interests.

I have a various lesson plans according to their levels but it works out about ?43-45 per hour if you take one of the lesson plans. Pay as you go plan is ?50 per hour.


Each lesson plan gives you 40 lesson credits a year. This means you will be able to take some holidays/occasional weeks off etc. without being charged for it provided that you give me a reasonable notice. Or you may would like to have a longer lesson using 2 credits in a week (double lesson for instance) before coming up to concerts/exams.


If you are interested in please give me a call or text me to arrange a trial lesson. The lesson is free once you sign up.If you have any question, please do not hesitate to call/text/email me.

07738951751

[email protected]


40 lesson credits a year

Grade 1-5

Plan 1- 30 mins*?85 per month

Plan 2-45 mins ?120 per month

Plan 3- 60 mins ?150 per month

Consultation/Pay as you go

?50 per hour

*Available for only aged 6 or under

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