A professional guitarist with over ten years experience, Brydon graduated from the Ara Institute in New Zealand in 2011 with a Bachelor of Performance Music, majoring on guitar. Since then he has worked as a session musician and touring artist, from his home of New Zealand, to Asia, USA, and now London. He has over ten years tutoring experience, teaching both in schools and privately. Lessons are practical, with skills and music theory being built around popular music that the student is familiar with, and as they advance, focuses increasingly on the music the student is passionate about. He is comfortable teaching guitar to any age, and can teach beginners right through to advanced level. Brydon is available for one on one online lessons.

Are you aged between 13 and 70? Do you want to learn to play bass guitar for pleasure, to improve a specific style or a particular technique, study grades or study music at university? Do you want to: How to learn to play bass guitar? Improve your technique and playing? Improve your music theory and knowledge? Play along with your favourite songs or the latest hits? Get help writing bass lines for your band’s songs? I will help you with: Left and right hand technique, such as slap and pop, chords and tapping Different styles such as rock, pop, funk, punk and jazz Ear training and improvisation Composing and arranging Music theory, chords and scales Harmony Sight reading Transcribing Preparation for grades and music exams I am a fully qualified professional bass teacher with plenty of patience, offering one-to-one lessons to people of all ages and abilities. Each lesson is tailored for each individual student’s needs ensuring the lesson is not only challenging but, more importantly, taught in a relaxing and fun atmosphere.

I am a classically-trained pianist, with over 12 years of teaching experience. I have been playing for more than 20 years, since early childhood. I am educated to Master of Piano Music and Pedagogy degree, and currently working as a piano teacher. I am a patient, honest, and caring person. I always try to understand the needs of every student so that I could adapt my teaching style accordingly and ensure everyone is successfully learning things and enjoying the process of learning without feeling stress or discomfort.

Music is life! Music is a joy! Music is for everyone! -Is your child interested in music? Does your child dance around when listening to music and pretend they're playing a musical instrument? -Are you an intermediate or advanced pianist who needs some support with your exams or learning new pieces? -Or perhaps have you wanted to learn the piano as a child but never tried? Or did you have lessons as a child and stopped because someone told you you're not talented enough and you have now regretted stopping?! I'm here for you! I'm a qualified piano teacher with over 7 years of experience. I provide easy to follow and joyful lessons for beginners and advanced students. I have experience in ABRSM exams and I'm happy to prepare you. I am applying the Russian piano technique, as I myself have been taught by my Russian teacher who studied at the Tchaikovsky conservatoire. I understand that not everyone enjoys strict teaching, thus I am flexible enough and can adapt according to my student's needs! I'm also here for you to teach you how to play the piano and enjoy your music! If you're not into classical music, I can also teach you how to play pop/rock covers and soundtracks P.S. I normally live in London and can travel to student's houses. However, due to the current CoVid-19 situation, I can only provide online lessons until further notice.

Hi, I am Ed, a professional musician and music tutor based in London. I've been teaching bass guitar for several years, helping students to gain the best results with bespoke lessons for all ages and levels - from beginners to advanced. My study plan includes all you need to improve your skills with the bass guitar, either if you are starting from no knowledge of music, or if you are an experienced player looking forward to pass grades, exams, auditions, etc. In 1-2-1 lessons we'll cover the basic technique of the instrument (and later on advanced techniques as slap and pop, playing with a pick, palm muting, etc.), aural/ear training, solfeggio, studying and playing lots of songs (covering different music styles like jazz, pop, rock, funk, reggae, fusion, soul, blues, R&B, gospel), reading music sheets (treble and bass clef), study of walking bass lines and famous bass riffs, recording and analysing your bass lines, music theory/harmony, scales and arpeggios, composition of melodies, etc. First things to work on for a bass player are timing (ability to keep time accurately) and tone (how you produce sound and how it can change about the positioning of your hands and fingers). My past education includes a BMus (Hons) in Jazz and a Bass Diploma both of with honours, ABRSM Music Theory/Harmony Grade 5 and I am DBS checked.

I specialise in teaching people who have little or no music theory knowledge. Trying to learn to read music can often feel like a daunting or time consuming uphill struggle. I break everything down into simple to understand manageable memorable chunks and take your own learning style into account. I follow and adapt the industry leading ABRSM Grade courses which I have extensive experience in. I have taken these exams myself, run exam course centres and taught the syllabus for many years. I teach via an platform which allows both student and teacher to notate live on the same document. The pace is set to meet the needs of the student who is encouraged to give regular feedback on how they think classes are going. As a music scholar at King's School Gloucester I served as a chorister at Gloucester Cathedral from 1996-2003 where I also learned the piano and the cello. I continue to use my music skills as a professional actor both on film, for example as cello player Charles Morel in On Chesil Beach, and in the theatre. At this time I am only able to offer online classes due to government advice since the outbreak of COVID-19. I'm therefore only offering music theory classes at present. I believe online session will be a productive way of exploring music theory.

I am a professional opera singer, currently studying a Master's at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Having performed numerous operas, oratorios and song recitals, I have a in depth and far reaching knowledge of the classical vocal repertoire and a good command of the musical theatre repertoire. Whether you are using it professionally or for fun, I am a strong believer that establishing excellent technique is essential to developing a voice. I work from the premise that no two voices are the same and I tailor lessons to suit my students. We will work on technique, repertoire, interpretation and, where appropriate, language skills. Together, we can work on building a healthy voice and compiling a book of repertoire to help you prepare for exams or recitals. The aim of a lesson is to achieve vocal freedom, which will allow the student to approach repertoire healthily and confidently without fear of the voice giving out. Whatever age, skill level or intention for using the voice, this will ultimately make singing more enjoyable! I have experience coaching choirs and working with young people, particularly with Cambiata North West. I have given masterclasses and singing days, most recently at Saffron Walden County High School. If you would like to organise a lesson, please do not hesitate to contact me via the details on the 'Contact' tab. During the COVID - 19 lock down and social distancing period, I will be teaching remotely via Skype and Zoom. As well as singing tuition, I am also happy to tutor music theory and academic music programmes up to and including A-Level Music. For young people, the aspects of performance and study go hand in hand and I believe it is important to offer support in all aspects of music!

- Posture: Common techniques used as setting of the left hand and the pick. Breathing. - Fingerstyle: FolkBlues fingerstyle or Classical fingerstyle. - Rhythmic playing: Basic and advanced knowledge of rhythm such as Semibreve, Minim, Crotchet etc. Styles such as Funk Music, Rock, Metal and so on. - Music Theory and Ear Training: Basic and advanced music theory. Starting from the knowledge of the notes, to more advanced classical or jazz harmony. Ear training: Intervals, chords, scales, chord progressions. Learning songs and solos by ear. - Sight Reading: Starting from basic melodies, chords to more advanced songs such as jazz standards. - Tabs: How to read tabs, from the beginning to advanced stuff. - ABRSM Grades, Trinity Grades, Rock School. - Bass for beginners. Posture: Common techniques used as setting of the left hand and fingers or pick. Breathing. - Knowledge and craftsmanship of Steinberg Cubase. How to use from the basics, how to record yourself using an audio interface or microphones. How to work with Midi.

Want to learn violin? I have extensive experience with beginner students as well as with intermediate and advanced players. I can help you along the journey you wish to take with violin. It is an incredibly rewarding instrument to take on whether it be a hobby, a professional interest, or a skill you wish you child can have.

I specialise in tutoring on clarinet, saxophone and piano at any level from beginner to diploma level. I offer a student centred approach that's engaging, adaptable and fun. I enjoy teaching across a broad range of styles from popular to classical and jazz. There's no pressure for examinations, but they are an option through the ABRSM/Trinity and Rock School as you wish. I also am a highly experienced teacher of GCSE and A Level music with additional options for ABRSM Theory Exam tuition.

I have the Professional Music Diploma by the Conservatory of Barcelona. I have been working as a music teacher for more than 5 years. Some of my experience includes working as a music High School teacher with teenagers between 12 - 16 years old. Teaching piano in a Private academy to kids of 5 years old to adults of +50 years old. Thanks to this experience I have learned how to adapt the content of the subject according to the difficulties of each student. It's never too late for learning music! Regardless the age of the student, music is something that I try to teach in an appealing and effective way always.

➡️Highly experienced (20 years of teaching) piano teacher and concert pianist. ➡️Royal Conservatory of Brussels piano faculty. ➡️International school teacher. ➡️ABRSM specialist (examiner course), all levels. ➡️Multilingual, teaching internationally and remotely. ➡️Skype classes at your best convenience, tailor-made program, individual approach, and efficiency.

Music theory is an intricacy often difficult to grasp at first glance. Many people find themselves intimidated by all the lines and dots and squiggles that they simply don’t understand what it all means! But I can help that, I can put you on the track to uncovering and deciphering scores and maybe help you apply this to your own instruments! Or maybe you just want to know what it all means?

This class is for anyone looking to learn the violin and music in general. The focus is to develop a good technique and also have lots of fun with the instrument. We can discuss the goals of the student in the lesson, and the lessons will be given around what the student wishes. You'll learn a variety of violin pieces and also all the needed music theory to play them, so total begginers are more then welcome. I just want to share my passion for music with you and have an amazing time doing it!

I'm an experienced teacher, Master's in Education, that truly believes that music is for everyone. My classes are planned according to the aims of each student. I teach all levels: from amateur musicians to people that sing in choirs and want to learn to read music better, professional musicians that struggle with sight-reading, harmony or improvisation, I helped many students preparing for​ the bachelor's​ entrance exams​ and more. I have classes for babies, toddlers,​ and children (you can check my project "SoundBox MusicLab" to find more)

Learning from the greatest vocal coaches in the world like Gary Catona, Ron Anderson and Brett Manning, I am a vocal coach who has studied both classical and pop vocal genres. My approach is both scientific and experiential. I have been teaching voice for more than 6 years, teaching students of age 6 to 80 years old. There are 2 foci in my teaching- strengthening the voice and developing artistry. In the former, we train the muscles of the larynx and the breathing system. In the latter, we explore the styles that the students like and deal with phrasing, expressions, dynamics, pronunciations, etc. I have worked with students from different fields, including celebrities, amateur singers, A Capella vocal groups, lawyers, students, children, etc. I also help students work on exams like ABRSM and Trinity graded exams. I have studied with many renowned voice maestros and got certified as a Singing Success (Brett Manning) international associate in 2016. Later, I studied with renowned Voice Builder Gary Catona who is the coach of Whitney Houston, Andrea Boccelli, Steven Tyler and recently, Renee Zellweger in the movie Judy. I am temporarily studying with operatic baritone Jeremy Silver who is an apprentice of the late tenor Tom Lomonaco. Singing can be simple and fun with lots of encouragement, the right instructions and training! :)

Playing the piano and the electrical keyboard is taught here. There are 88 keys in a Piano keyboard. What are the names given to them? What is the difference between the piano and the electrical keyboard? How to play these two instruments amazingly well?What are the correct techniques? We will be learning about them in this class. So, I hope you will enjoy this.