Information About Elizabeth - Gillingham teacher -

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Personal Description:

Liz is a freelance flautist based in London. She has worked with several orchestras including: BBC Concert Orchestra on BBC Radio 3, London Philharmonic Orchestra in their Open Outreach Project and Opera de Bauge in France. Other orchestras include Hampstead Garden Opera, Hastings Philharmonic and the Piccadilly Sinfonietta. Venues she has performed at include the Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall and St John’s Smith Square

Her very versatile career includes working with UK Live Entertainment and giving flute demonstrations on KMFM radio station. She has played in several shows including Miss Saigon, Phantom of the Opera, The Pirates of Penzance and Oliver.

After completing her masters studies at Elizabeth was later invited to perform as a soloist for Trinity College of London’s Honorary Awards alongside tenor OBE Nicky Spence. She has also been a soloist with the Chichester Chorale. She is a member of the award winning chamber music group Fira and has worked alongside Dr Paul Wingfield and the University of Cambridge. The ensemble has worked with several societies and festivals and promoted several up and coming composers.

Elizabeth studied at Birmingham Conservatoire before studying privately with

Paul Edmund Davies and then continuing her studies at Trinity Laban

College of Music and Dance with Anna Pope completing a Masters degree.

Elizabeth is a flute professor and ensemble coach at the University

at Chichester and also teaches privately at her home in Kent.
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Tutoring Experience:

My pupils range from complete beginners to advanced and I work with them on anything they want from exams, to concerts and auditions. I have worked with several organisations including the Birmingham Music Service and coached both the flute quartet and flute choir at the Junior Birmingham Conservatoire and am a current teacher at the University of Chichester.

I am also the founder of Little Flutes which runs several workshops throughout the year. The workshops look at a variety of things from ensemble work to musical games, to performance practise and much more!

Tutoring Approach:

I have been teaching for over ten years and enjoy helping my pupils discover more about the flute. I make lessons fun and enjoyable and want to bring the best out in all my pupils and meet their needs.