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Graham Nichols

Edgware (HA8) View on map
Last Logged In: 11 Apr 2012
Sex: Male

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Piano £30.00/hr
Classical Theory/ Composition £30.00/hr
Jazz Piano £30.00/hr

Keyboard £30.00/hr
Music Theory Exams £30.00/hr

Personal Message: I am an experienced teacher, performer and conductor. At present, my practice 'edgmusic' tutors more than 30 pupils from ages 10 to adult, from Grade 3 to post Grade 8.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Piano, keyboard, theory and GCSE/A-level music coaching. Musical appreciation for groups of adults or home-schooled pupils during the day.
Tell me about your qualifications.: Graduate of the Guildhall School of Music (GGSM London)
What kind of experience do you have?: Teaching a wide range of music as a classroom teacher in a Comprehensive School and privately. Performing on piano, including pianist at the National Film Theatre for more than thirty years. Conducting musicals and operas for societies (well over 100)
How much do you charge?: £15 for a 30 minute lesson and pro rata for longer lessons. Initial consultation is free of charge and without obligation.
Where do you teach?: At my home. I do not travel to pupils' houses.
When are you available?: Monday to Wednesday and weekends, but limited availability. I teach for most of the year, including some 'holiday' weeks.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: Ages 10 to adult. Usually Grade 3 upward, but this is flexible if a prospective pupil shows good potential, and can be discussed at the consultation lesson/meeting.
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: Any practical or theory exam for the Associated Board or Trinity/Guildhall. GCSE and A-level music. If pupils/parents do not wish to take exams there is no pressure to do so.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: I have been CRB (enhanced) checked

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