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Online recorder / music theory lessons!!! :)

By JamesH91
April 5, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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JamesH91

Posted April 5, 2020

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Posted April 5, 2020

My name is James. I'm a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music with over 10 years teaching experience. I teach recorders and Music theory and am now offering online lessons!

What better way to while away the time at home than learn a new instrument or advance your written music theory skills? Great for anyone studying music at school, gcses, alevel or doing ABRSM exams or who just fancies trying something out!

Two of my students in East dulwich are having lessons online now and I have lots of space for more. Help me rectify this financial hardship I'm sure many freelancers such as myself are experiencing while we wait for our money to come through in June, eating baked beans and porridge stuck at home! I will be most grateful to you. Thank you!

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