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Martha Ursache - Viola and Violin Lessons in Greenwich, S London

Alexandra-Martha Ursache

Golders Green (NW2) View on map
Last Logged In: 30 Jan 2012
Sex: Female
Can Travel To: BR DA E EC IG RM SW

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Viola £30.00/hr
Chamber Music £30.00/hr

Music Theory Exams £30.00/hr
Violin £30.00/hr

Personal Message: "Music is for us what we are for music!" Y. Gitlis
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Violin(all levels)
Viola (all levels)
Chamber music
Music Theory
Tell me about your qualifications.: Bachelor Degree in Performance (Romania) with a Teaching Practice and Educational Psychology Courses
Postgraduate Advanced Diploma Trinity College of Music London, UK
Postgraduate diploma Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, UK
What kind of experience do you have?: Educational projects (Thomas School Battersea, Cardinal Vaughan School, Archbishop Sumner School London, Bluecoat School Coventry)
Private teaching
How much do you charge?: 30 pounds/hour
20pounds/half hour

First lesson HALF PRICE
Travel expenses INCLUDED
Where do you teach?: I teach at home in my music studio, but I am also flexible to travel and teach students at their place.
When are you available?: My schedule varies during the week and lessons can be arranged in advance so my students benefit of regular teaching.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: Anyone who is passionate and driven by curiosity for music with its challenges and rewarding unique experiences, especially during the giving and receiving process of learning.
Violin (all levels)
Viola (all levels)
Chamber music (all levels)
Music Theory (all levels)
I can prepare students for any grade exams.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes, I am getting one at the moment.

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