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Liz Roberts - Cello Lessons in Sheffield, S Yorks

Liz Roberts Gold Member

Sheffield (S7) View on map
Last Logged In: 14 Dec 2011
Sex: Female
Web site: www.southdenestrings.com

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Cello £30.00/hr

Personal Message: I am a professional Cellist and an experienced Teacher.
All ages and abilities welcome!
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Cello
Tell me about your qualifications.: Studied at Royal Northern College of Music
10 years working as professional cellist
What kind of experience do you have?: Education Manager, Sheffield City Hall
Teacher and conductor, Derbyshire Music Service
Private music Teacher for 10 years
How much do you charge?: £30 per hour or £15 per half hour
Where do you teach?: I have a teaching room with piano at Millhouses. All my pupils come here for their lessons.
When are you available?: I teach Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: All ages and abilities welcome.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: I have an up to date CRB check
Where and with whom did you train?: I have had lessons from many inspiring Cellists over the years including: Christopher Bunting, Bernard Gregor Smith, Alexander Bailey, Pierre Doumenge.
I am currently studying with Sue Lowe (who also teaches at Eton)
Tell me about some of your current students.: I currently have students with ages ranging from 4-45. I enjoy teaching all ages and abilities and tailor lessons to suit individual students' requirements.
Do you have a personal message for students?: Learning music is the most amazing personal journey. It can help develop concentration and patience, it's a brilliant form of ex<x>pression, it's fun, sociable and is something anyone can do.

I can help finding Cellos for sale /to hire where needed. You are welcome to come for a one-off trial lesson to get a chance to meet and see how we get on.

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