Advanced Baritone Horn Tutors and Advanced Baritone Horn Tutoring

years East Sussex Music Service (Piano/Keyboard/Brass) 20 years private teacher and independent schools (Piano). Also 25 years Alexander Technique (Kingston University, Northbrook College and privately). Having assessed the student's experience, interests and aims, I plan courses of work individually around music carefully chosen to their understanding and ability. I use duet playing in piano lessons and accompanied sessions in brass lessons to give a more rounded musical experience and always aim to deliver high quality...

currently, in brass and percussion as well as theory. Was director of brass and percussion for a local Youth Band, has been Musical Director of a youth band in Oxfordshire, and professional Musical Director of Gillingham Imperial Silver Band, in Gillingham, Dorset. Coached a candidate for BBC Young Musician of the Year beyond Grade 8 in Clarinet. One to one tuition, tailored specifically to the pupil. Weekly lessons review the progress since the previous lesson,...

have since taught a few students (some primary school children, some amateur adults, and a few in between!). Whilst I do not have years of experience teaching, I have a great deal of experience of being taught by tutors with varying styles, and have accumulated a wide variety of resources and approaches to teaching. Tuition is only viable if the teacher and student can reach an accord. My preferred routine is to meet with potential...

School of Houston. I use an extremely well-developed philosophy and method to teaching brass instruments, cherry-picked and customized from the greatest brass teachers in the world. My fundamental approach is 'Less is More'. The less we get in the way of the instrument, the better it sounds and the easier it feels - the more you will want to play! I see so many students fighting against their own embouchures, going red in the face...

drumming, african drumming and the recorder. As a teacher, I always offer a preliminary lesson for me to establish your level of playing, and I believe that pupils who work towards weekly or fortnightly short-term goals ultimately progress quickly. In addition, having long-term goals such as examinations or performances are also a benefit for the pupil's progression as well so their confidence builds throughout their lessons. If exams aren't for you, or your child, then...