Beginner Organ Instructors and Beginner Organ Tutoring Programs

pupils prefer not to take exams, which is also fine. Pupils are encouraged to practise scales and arpeggios every day and to play them at the lesson each week. Set pieces are taught hands separately, then hands together. In between grades, pupils are encouraged to expand their repertoire. If possible, pieces are learnt from memory. The more able pupils are encouraged to enter for Music Festivals and Competitions. Aural and Sight reading are taught on...

Holland show. I Have a pleasant manner with the way I teach. I never over pressurise my students. This way I tend to get very good results with all my teaching. If people would like to take an exam then thats fine with me! One of my students has just past their grade 3 exam on piano after only 18 months tuition from scratch. Please contact me only if you have piano/digital piano or keyboard...

Memberships: Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) Please text or email (often teaching or performing so can't answer calls a lot of the time!). **discount block bookings can be bought by new tutees** Accompanist for exams, recitals and festivals/competitions Pianist for chamber music, ensembles and orchestras Music exam preparation (Grades 1 to 8 and diplomas) Practical Musicianship Tutor Piano Performance Tutor Audition preparation Music Theory Tutor Vocal Coach Organist Structured lessons through ABRSM exam grade guidelines,...

between technical work, (scales, exercises, and studies), and pieces aimed at putting skills into practice works well, as without technical skills the level that can be acheived is often limited, or more difficult to acheive. I tend to work around the Assocaited Board syllabuses, so that if people want to take exams they can, but also so that those who don't want to go down that route, still have an idea as to what standard...

would hope they can swap between Piano and keyboards. They can learn for exams or pleasure. Exams I do through Victoria College of Music or ABRSM according to the style of music a student wants to present for an exam. some people prefer half hour lessons not one hour. Time to suit need. As I travel to you all prices are subject to a travel surcharge based one pound per mile travelling one way to...

Those having lessons should never forget the importance of regular daily practice between weekly lessons if they want to make proper progress. As a guide to pupil age and lesson length, I would generally recommend the following lesson durations, although it is of course the parents' choice: 30 minute lessons (£15) for children up to 9 years of age, 45 minute lessons (£20) for children aged 9 - 12, 60 minute lessons (£25) for ages...

here to offer you all the support and tutoring you will require to reach your chosen goal. It's all about horses fro courses and if you would like to learn how to "knock out" a simple tune for your own pleasure then it is not a problem. I tend to break the lessons up into little exercises which keeps the interest and will teach you lots of individual bits that you can then put together...

regularly. I've taught music and have been Head of Music in a range of secondary schools. I'm currently the Director of Music at St Peter's Church, Bexhill, a freelance musician and teacher and invigilate at the Causeway School in Eastbourne. I like to keep the lessons lively, practical, fast paced and full of music making. I really believe that it's important to build up your repertoire and technique, whatever the level you're currently playing at....

teacher with a BA Hons in Music, a PGCE qualified teacher certificate and currently also work in mainstream secondary education with a full CRB check I have 20 years experience and I am a very patient teacher who will work at your speed and understand your learning style and tailor my approach to it I am happy to teach any age group - you are never too old or young to start to love music!...