West Midlands Music Technology Teachers and West Midlands Music Technology Lessons

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Joana

Hereford

Music Theory, Music Production, Music Technology

PGCE: Post-Compulsory Education Teaching (2015)

tutee whether they are new to the subject or experienced. Music theory lessons will be assisted with the use of keyboard or electric guitar, and music software (Logic and/or GarageBand) to enhance learning. I have a very patient approach yet challenging my students to achieve better and better. My students would describe me as organised, hard-working, approachable, sensitive to personal needs, and celebrating their every success. Available Online: Skyp', FaceTime, and e-mail. Cancellations: 24-hour policy....

(13 reviews)

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Scott

Birmingham

Guitar, Bass Guitar, Music Theory, Composition, Music Technology, Ukulele

PGCE: PostGraduate Diploma in Education (2016)

or A level music, the composition aspects of which I have taught over the past year. I also personalise my lessons: the first thing I ask my students is "What do you want to learn? Is there a particular song/tune/style of music you want to play?" This way I enthuse students from the first lesson with the music they are interested in, and once they have mastered the genre we discuss where we might want...

(10 reviews)

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Josh

Birmingham

Guitar, Singing, Music Theory, Composition, Music Production, Music Technology

Bachelors: BMus Music Technolgy (2016)

events, as well as providing tuition for Logic Pro X at the Academy of Music and Sound in Birmingham. He is an Avid credited Pro Tools User. Whether you want to learn as a hobby or have goals of becoming a professional, Josh's philosophy for teaching is that fun and passion are key to effective learning and self-motivation and should always come before grades and exams! Your lessons will be tailored to your needs, your...

(4 reviews)

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Roger

Sutton Coldfield

Guitar, Singing, Music Theory, Composition, Music Production, Music Technology

Masters: MA Music Composition (2006)

during my music teaching career. I believe in modelling my delivering around the goals of the individual. For instance, someone who is approaching lessons as a hobby may want to simply learn a new song each week, whereas someone who is taking their studies more seriously may have an end goal in mind (a graded exam etc), therefore a more structure approach might be more suitable. Whatever your desired outcome, I am confident I will...

(4 reviews)

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Stephen

Tamworth

Music Theory, Composition, Music Production, Music Technology

Masters: MSc Digital Composition and Performance (2010)

dance music both in the UK and abroad for intensive courses overseas. I tailor my teaching for what the student's requirements. Whether you are simply looking for an introduction to the basics, or intense learning sessions I can help you out. Most lessons are a mix of teaching techniques, giving advice and then helping you put it into practice in your own music. Rates are £30 per hour with a minimum of a 2 hour...

(3 reviews)

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Robbie

Bromsgrove

Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bass Guitar, Music Production, Music Technology

PGCE: PGCE in Secondary Music(Pass) (2004)

develop that are difficult to change and a lot of time and energy can be wasted with little progress being achieved. Learning an instrument should be a fun and fulfilling experience where you can develop at your own pace with an approach that should mean you become a lifelong learner. For some people playing music could become a career but many people learn to play an instrument for pleasure and relaxation. Whatever your goals are,...

(2 reviews)

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Andy

Sutton Coldfield

Guitar, Music Production, Music Technology

Bachelors: 2:2 Bsc Hons Sound Engineering (2010)

playing music should be a hobby, not a chore. The appreciation for theory and technique will come to the player naturally in their own time and until then i think it's important to play anything you want to play and not have your creativity strangled in any way. I have experienced first hand the joys that my teaching methods bring to children and adults, when they learn how to play that riff they have always...

(13 reviews)

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Zachaeus

Smethwick

Trumpet, Music Theory, Composition, Music Technology

Masters: Masters in Music with Distinction in Composition (2015)

I ensure that my students understand that they are in control both physically and mentally. As long as one understands how to breathe correctly, one can play the trumpet. I apply similar teaching techniques when teaching composition and music technology. When teaching a student with no musical experience, one has to avoid using musical jargon that the student might not understand. I have found analogies to be a useful tool when trying to explain a...

(1 review)

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Dave

Redditch

Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboard, Music Production, Music Technology, Ukulele

Masters: MA (Dist) Developing The Arts In Applied Contexts (2007)

My approach to tuition depends on the objectives of the learner. On the one hand I do like to ensure that learners have a grasp of the theory behind the application of technology and the playing of an instrument, but if a musician simply wants to learn how to get things done for his or her own satisfaction this will take priority. When it comes to accredited training the criteria of the examination board has...

(1 review)

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Matthew

Rugby

Piano, Keyboard, Music Theory, Music Production, Music Technology

Bachelors: First Class Hons in Popular Music (2009)

I teach piano, keyboard and music technology at Beatbox Studio in Rugby, Warwickshire. I have taught there since 2014. I believe that learning an instrument or developing any musical or technical skill should always be inspiring and brought to life by focusing on music that the student loves. As well as learning songs and pieces, I teach theory, incorporate technical exercises and use graded syllabuses so that my students develop great technique and a sound...

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Counties: West Midlands, Worcestershire

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