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Teacher of Bassoon . Clarinet . Music Theory . Music Aural . SW London

Sophie Crawford Gold Member

Putney (SW15) View on map
Last Logged In: 29 Dec 2011
Sex: Female
Can Travel To: KT SE TW W WC

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MPerf with distinction
BMus hons
References are available upon request

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Bassoon £35.00/hr
A-level Music £35.00/hr
Clarinet £35.00/hr

Personal Message: Freelance musician and teaching a valued aspect of my career. With my music college training I have gained much knowledge and experience to share with my students.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Bassoon . Clarinet . Music Theory . Music Aural . Music A Level tutoring
Tell me about your qualifications.: MPerf with distinction - Royal College of Music, London (bassoon)
BMus (hons) - Guildhall School of Music and Drama (bassoon)
What kind of experience do you have?: Royal College of Music - MPerf with distinction
Guildhall School of Music and Drama - BMus hons

Private bassoon, clarinet, music theory and music aural teacher.
Outreach musician with Live Music Now . RCM Sparks. Guildhall Connect (training)

Extra player - Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Bassoonist with Southbank Sinfonia
Goodman Quartet

Early training:
Purcell School of Music
How much do you charge?: £35 - 1hr
£18 - 30mins
Where do you teach?: Teach at Student's Home
Local to SW London
Willing to travel (good transport links locally and into Central London)
When are you available?: Flexible, able to liase with student.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: Beginner to Advanced.
Younger and Adult students.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes
Where and with whom did you train?: Royal College of Music
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Purcell School of Music, London

Professors: Andrea de Flammineis; Julie Price; Joost Bosdijk; Martin Gatt; Daniel Jemison; Meyrick Alexader; Robin O'Neil; Gordon Laing; Martin Field

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Aural Tips

Many teachers overlook the importance of teaching aural, and it has been proven that this is the area students loose most marks on in exams. Aural can be practised at home. Ask someone to play two notes on the piano or another instrument and try to name the interval. Also when listening to music on the radio, your ipod or spotify, try to listen...