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You can be happy knowing that by booking a lesson through us, you will have contributed to making a positive difference to a young person's life. £1 is donated to Music for All for every lesson booked.
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Student Testimonials
"Really enjoyed my first lesson, Greg was really encouraging and followed up the lesson with a summary email and pieces to practice."
Fiona B.
"Playing tracks tailored to my ability has improved my skills, and is fun at the same time."
Colin Morris, age 52
"Stephen taught my 12 year old daughter Miriam to play the saxophone in weekly lessons from September to December 2013. She had played other musical instruments before, but not a reed instrument. Stephen helped her understand how to play the saxophone and she made very good progress in the time he was her teacher. He was always very supportive, patient and thorough. We were very sorry when he stopped being able to teach her because he left London, and we would recommend him to anyone who would like their child to learn the saxophone."
Dr Michael Peel
"Brendan has been teaching my son, Joe, 13, for the last year at Yorkshire Music School in Saltaire. Joe began learning in November 2012 and progressed very quickly, getting a score of 94% in his grade 1 Rockschool exam, in very large part due to Brendan's teaching. I am delighted that Joe is learning with Brendan, who is an excellent and inspirational tutor. He is very skilled at handling young learners and knows both how to connect with Joe, and keep him continually focused on learning in the lesson. I have sat in on nearly every lesson, so have observed him at work - praising, encouraging, picking out both good practice and errors, getting Joe to correct himself, select the best piece, and interspersing theory and notation with playing, correcting posture etc. He also stretches Joe musically, with music selection and more complex rhythms (eg jazz) than Joe might select himself. Joe loves his lessons, in short. From what I have observed (and I have spent my life teaching, if not music), I can recommend Brendan very highly as a music teacher."
Dr Fiona Macaulay
"Sam is a fantastic teacher. He is knowledgeable and patient, and a great bass player."
George
"Pete is a patient and enthusiastic teacher. His lessons are always individualised and he makes the extra effort to cater for my music interests, tabbing some of my favourite songs and adapting them for my skill level. We move between a variety of music genres and he's skilled in playing all these styles. Whilst learning familiar songs, he brings in techniques and good guitar playing habits which will prove vital when moving towards more complicated tunes. We also bring in scales, allowing me to improvise in the solo sections of songs; something I'd never been able to do before and a transferable skill for all songs. His technical skills enhance the lessons for example when he slows a track down to a speed that I can play along to whilst learning, or he loops a part of a song so that I can repeatedly practice a tricky bit."