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Kenneth G Smith
Norwich,
Norfolk
Telephone 01508-5303
Nikki Soar
Reigate,
Surrey
Telephone
01293-825684
Colin Stanbury
Banstead,
Surrey
Telephone 01737-354350
Ekaterina Shetliffe
Graduated from the Music College in Russia. Certificate in Delivering learning 7302, South Devon
College
FE Teaching Certificate Stage 1, South Devon College (current student)
Very experienced pianist and piano teacher with many years of concert and teaching experience.
Torquay, Paignton
Tel. 07970 106032
Telford Music
Academy
Wellington
Telephone
01952-270027
Thanington School of
Music
Canterbury,
Kent
Telephone
01227-768637
Virtuoso Keyboard School
(Claire Elvidge)
Lincoln
Telephone
01522-693399
Frank Warby
Rainham,
Essex
Telephone 01708-553873
Caroline Wallis-Newport
Area: Yeovil, Somerset
Qualifications: GRSM (Hons.); ARCM; Member of EPTA
Description: Experienced and well-qualified piano
teacher (Graduate of the Royal College of Music). All levels from complete beginners to
advanced. Preparation for practical and
theory examinations. Children and adults
welcome.
Tel: 01935-475572
E-mail: carolinewallisnewport@yahoo.co.uk
Penny Weedon
Llantwit Major, Glamorgan
One day tuition course available.
Enquire for
leaflet.
Telephone 01446
792025
West of England School of
Music
Bristol
Telephone 0117-908-2567
Mrs Rachael Wherry
Haxby York North Yorkshire
BA Music PGCE
I have been teaching the piano for over 20 years it is my full
time job and I love it. I have experience of teaching all
ages and my approach is a very positive and supportive one so if you want to have fun learn lots
and enjoy your music
making get in touch.
01904768000
07980 482405
Mrs Sophie Whatley
Sutton, Surrey
0208 643 9253
sophie_long@hotmail.com
Tony Whittaker
Leamington Spa,
Warks.
Telephone 01926-421107
Mrs Jacqueline A Wilkinson
I live on the north side of the city going out towards Bury and my qualifications are Associate of
the Victoria College of Music, London Performers Diploma with Honours, ie AVCM (Hons). I teach
classical piano and music theory, whether for enjoyment or more serious study leading to
examinations and competitions. I can teach up to Grade 8. Owing to the fact that I do not have my
own transport, I can only give lessons at my home.
My phone number is 0161 766 6872 and my e-mail address is jackiea.wilkinson@btinternet.com.
Naomi Willcocks
Kettering, Northants - piano
tuition
Telephone
07779-343525
Rachel Williams
Yateley,
Hampshire
Telephone 01252-879371
Michael Wooldridge
Brighton, West
Sussex
Telephone
01273-424746
Robert Woolley
Thames Ditton, Surrey -
harpsichord, organ & piano
Telephone 0208 398
6085
Margaret Woolway
Fleet, Hants
Telephone
011252-617479
Yamaha Music School,
Canterbury
Canterbury,Kent
Telephone 01227-456331
Dr J Davies
Park Road, Milford-On-Sea,
Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 0QU
Qualifications - Doctor of Education and School Teacher
Private Music Teaching Service
Contact: Dr J Davies e-mail: musicalmuses@hotmail.co.uk
Telephone: 07766592425
If you live in the New Forest/Wessex area of Hampshire this could be
the music teaching service for you. Areas covered include Milford-On-
Sea, Keyhaven, Downton, Lymore, Everton, Lymington, New Milton, Norley
Wood and Highcliffe but pupils outside of this area are invited to
contact me to see if arrangements for lessons can be made. I teach a
number of musical instruments including:
Pianoforte, Keyboard, Organ, Guitar, Violin, Viola, Recorder, Fife,
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Accordion, Harmonica and theory of music.
If I have not listed the instrument you want to play then do not be
disappointed as if you contact me I may be able to help!
Many of my pupils take Associated Board Of The Royal Schools Of Music
practical and theory examinations. Grade 6 upwards of practical and/or
theory gives pupils UCAS points towards university places.
Schools Music Teaching Service
I am currently on the supply list for Hampshire and Dorset Education
Authorities. The Music Peripitetic Service in both counties also hold
my curriculum vitae (Hampshire and Dorset). This means that I hold a
current CRB check for schools work.
Musical Arrangements
I often find that when leading groups of musicians there are never the
right arrangements for your particular combination of instruments or
ability level. Those of you interested in playing with others may be interested to
know that the Innovation Trust are looking for young people of 18 to 25
to create their own bands. There is also a Rock School on the Isle of
Wight held each year.
Musical Accompanist
I have experience in accompanying players for performances and
examinations. Please also contact me if you need musicians to join
groups, bands, orchestras etc.
Questions
Dear Sir
I am a professional piano tuner (Newark) and teacher. I have just moved into permanent
flat accommodation and consequently need a digital instrument with double headphone
facility for teaching purposes. I have always been involved with acoustic instruments
and thought i might try a rent to buy scheme. I am familiar with the Clavinova having
practised and taught on one, but am open to suggestions. Touch and tone quality are
the primary considerations. Can you be of assistance.
Cameron
Reply/ Hi Ian
The Clavinova range would certainly be a good
place to start...
The CLP330 or CLP340 are the ones you would
be most happy to teach (and play) on.
Another piano worth considering is the
Classenti CDP2.
This has a good piano sound and a realistic,
heavy-weighted touch.
This costs a bit less than the Yamaha because
you can only buy it online.
Here's more details about it:
http://www.ukpianos.co.uk/classenti-cdp2.html
Yours pianistically,
Graham Howard
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Hi Howard
Thanks for your support and confidence boost , but I'm well aware of my
limitations . I have actually managed to play the opening of Fur Elise ( not the hard bit , just
the opening ) yet I still can't read a note. I learnt it by watching a guy teaching "how to" on you
tube .
I don't feel I'd ever have got that far by trying to sight read and play it . I know this is all
wrong , but I'm not a spring chicken anymore , and I don't have a spare 20 years of practice left
.
What more can I do Howard ??? Andy
Relpy/ Hi Andy
YouTube is great for learning the basics. But, after that, you
really need to learn how to read music.
Try to follow my free piano course as best you
can. The follow up to that is the Rocket Piano course by Ruthe Searle ... It's very
good.
Yours pianistically,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos
Further comments/
Yes I know I should learn to read music , but my tired old brain cells struggle with anything new
LoL .
There is a good teaching book comprising four smaller books in my local music store , I may look at
it today .
If I were young I wouldn't hesitate , but as I said , I don't have 20 years of study and practice
left to spare ,
so I suppose I'm grabbing at all the shortcuts I can find . . I'll maybe give your course another
go too .
I actually have a 76 key Yamaha NP 30 , and I just love it to bits . There are no tricks or
gimmicks
or drum machines on it , it only really plays grand piano and some voices , but that's all I
wanted.
I must say though , I never dreamt I would ever manage to play Fur Elise
( at least the opening , albeit very jerky ) so anything's possible I suppose .
I thought just like that when I first tried to play Streets of London on guitar 20 years ago . Now
I play it
almost as well as Ralph McTell . I hope the piano doesn't take as long Lol
Cheers for now Graham
Andy
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