Flute lessons

By Stefflute
September 8, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Stefflute

Posted September 8, 2018

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Posted September 8, 2018

Hi neighbors!

My name is Ana and I'm an enthusiastic flute teacher looking to build up more students. Having just finished my Master in Classical Flute performance at Trinity College of Music I am eager to share my passion for music and the flute in general with anyone willing to learn and help people get the most enjoyment out of their flute lessons.

-Can teach all styles/abilities

-Encourages ear training development of musical sensitivity and improvisation

-Stresses importance of good technique as a way to get the most out of your playing

-Teach you songs or guide you through the GRADES.

-Friendly and approachable person!

Above all I try to create a relaxed, unpressured teaching environment where you can learn, share and enjoy the wonders of playing music.

[email protected]

07719508814

Please do not to hesitate to contact me for further information.

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