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Evan Clegg - Trumpet Lessons in London

Evan Clegg

Greenwich (SE10) View on map
Last Logged In: 29 Apr 2012
Sex: Male
Can Travel To: BR E EC SW

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Trumpet £25.00/hr
Jazz Theory/ Composition £25.00/hr

Jazz Trombone £25.00/hr
Jazz Trumpet £25.00/hr

Personal Message: Encouraging and supportive tuition for your individual needs.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I teach Trumpet (classical and jazz), Flugelhorn, Cornet, Jazz Improvisation, Classical/Jazz Theory.
Tell me about your qualifications.: BMusHons (1st Class) Degree in Music from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
I am currently finishing a Masters Degree in jazz trumpet at Trinity College of Music and was awarded a scholarship prize on entrance.
In 2009/2010 I studied at the Siena International Summer School with Jazz Masters including Eddie Henderson, Avishai Cohen and Marco Tamburini. At the end of the '09 course I was awarded a scholarship prize for outstanding contribution.
I received my Grade 8 trumpet over ten years ago along with trombone and jazz piano exams.
What kind of experience do you have?: I have had several years private teaching experience of both adults and children. I work for the Ecam music service in which I teach trumpet to year 5 and 6 children in several schools in East London.
I have performed with my own groups in Rochester International Jazz Festival (USA), Brecon Jazz Festival, Switzerland and major venues in London, Wales and the South West. I have played in many big bands including NYJO, The Bobby Lamb Big Band, and Capital City Jazz Orchestra. I have also performed with several bands in venues across Britain and Europe and recently did a recording session for Warner Brothers Music.
How much do you charge?: £25 per hour (£15 for half an hour).
Where do you teach?: I teach in Greenwich in my house. The location benefits from fantastic public transport access with the Jubilee Line, Overground, DLR, and several 24 hour bus routes.
When are you available?: I am very flexible and can find a time to suit us both!
Which ages and levels do you teach?: I am comfortable teaching all ages. I teach all levels.
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: ABRSM and Trinity/Guildhall graded examinations, GCSE/ A-level performance exams, and entry to music college/university.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Up to date CRB Certificate.
Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.: Email/ Skype/Facetime on the iPhone/iPod Touch.
Where and with whom did you train?: I studied for four years with Steve Waterman, Gethin Liddington and Geoff Simkins at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. I am currently studying with Chris Batchelor, Julian Siegel and Martin Speake. I have had classical training from Kevin Price (Head of Brass-RWCMD) and Keiron Anderson. These are all well established professional musicians many with an international reputation.
Tell me about some of your current students.: One of my current students wishes to be able to play trumpet in his church band. I have been working with him on major scales and writing short melodies for him based on each scale. I give him a new major key every week to work on plus new pieces of music to learn. We have been working on several topics of trumpet technique including tonguing, slurring, and sound/tone. Once he is fluent in all twelve major keys we will work on minor scales and start work on longer melodies and technical exercises. He is making great progress!
I have taught students of all abilities from beginner lessons right through to preparation for music college. I have had students interested in classical technique/performance, jazz improvisation, and theory. I always make sure my students have goals and work with them to reach their targets.
Do you have a personal message for students?: Whatever age or level you are at I am keen to work with you to reach your goals. I believe that with enthusiasm and commitment great progress can be made!

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Technical Aspects of Jazz Trumpeting

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