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By JamieSquire
February 6, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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JamieSquire

Posted February 6, 2013

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Posted February 6, 2013

Hi.

My name is Jamie. I am a session musician and singer based in Camberwell.

If you want to know how to play in a rock 'n' roll band, I can show you!

I currently tour with 'The Straits' (formally Dire Straits) and I work in studios with famous music producers and musicians in London and New York. Check out the band website for more info. thestraits.com/band

I teach from home but I'm happy to travel if you have a piano the house.

With me, you won't learn classically (sheet music or strict theory) but you will learn the skills to correctly sing or play solo and in a band. Reading music is great but you don't need it to be successful!

Call me anytime on +447786825006

?15 for 30 minutes

?25 for 60 minutes

Look forward to hearing from you.

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