Cello Teachers South East London - Cello Lessons

Personal Message: An experienced, highly-qualified tutor, musician, and teacher.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Music: Violin, Cello, Music Theory, Musicianship, Chamber Music
Key Stage 3 Music (including GCSE)
A-Level History of Art
University Entrance: Music
University Music (extra coaching and assistance with research, examination preparation)

I am also able to assist with proofreading, and essay editing at all levels.
Tell me about your qualifications.: I hold an MPhil in Music (Performance and Musicology) from the University of Oxford; a BMus with 1st class Honours in Performance (Violin); BMus in History & Literature of Music from Victoria University of Wellington; ATCL in Cello

I have a Certificate of Proficiency in Latin from Victoria University of Wellington.

I am currently working towards a Certificate of Higher Education/BA in Art History at Birkbeck College, University of London.
What kind of experience do you have?: I have been teaching violin, cello, and music theory for more than ten years, including in a specialist music school. I have taught children aged 3 years and over, as well as university students, and adult students.
How much do you charge?: I charge £35 per hour for private lessons. For music theory I can also teach small groups (2-4 pupils) at a reduced rate (£20 per hour, per pupil).
Where do you teach?: I am able to teach in students' homes. I am available to teach in Battersea, Brixton, Herne Hill, Wandsworth, Wimbledon, Central London, Hackney, Hoxton.
Should there be sufficient interest, I am also able to teach in Oxford.
When are you available?: I am available for teaching during the day (Thursday-Sunday) or evenings (Monday-Wednesday). I am also generally available during school holidays.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: I am happy to teach pupil from the age of 3 years, and there is certainly no upper age limit, as I believe that people of all ages should be able to enjoy and be stimulated by the experience of learning and improving their skills and knowledge. This applies to all the areas in which I tutor: whether you want to develop your violin technique to acquire a new qualification, or prepare to play with an ensemble, or as part of your education, I am sure that we can enjoy interesting and rewarding lessons together.

I am familiar with the ABRSM and Trinity Guildhall syllabus, and have taught children successfully at all levels. I am also able to help coach children for the 'extra' bits of their grade exams (such as scales, aural, and 'viva voce').

For adult students, I am always pleased to help with tricky bits of orchestral or chamber music, and to coach ensembles.
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: Common Entrance, ABRSM and Trinity Guildhall examinations (violin, cello, theory), GCSE, A-level (AS and A2), university applications (undergrad and postgrad)
Do you have an up-to-date DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service, formerly CRB) Certificate?: Yes. I hold an enhanced CRB.
Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.: I am available via Skype and email (googlemail instant messaging) for online tutoring.
Where and with whom did you train?: I studied violin with Mary Taylor, Gillian Ansell (New Zealand String Quartet), Ursual Evans (New Zealand Symphony Orchestra) and Kim Jin (New Zealand School of Music). My cello teachers include David Chickering (NZSO), Katrin Eickhorst Squire, Jonathan Manson, Alison McGillivray and Angela East. I trained initially in Wellington, New Zealand, before moving to Oxford in 2005.
Tell me about some of your current students.: I currently teach young children and adults, and travel all over London to see my pupils. It is very rewarding to see them make progress.
Do you have a personal message for students?: I try to create a positive and stimulating environment in which my pupils can develop their abilities and confidence as musicians and academics, and I believe in helping my pupils to achieve the highest results. I also believe that it is important that parents should be involved with their child's music lessons, and that they should try to make music a part of their day-to-day life: parental involvement and support is valuable to children, and helps their progress.

	Lydia Shilling	South East London, SE4
	Miriam Wakeling	London, SE4
	Stefan Knapik	London, SE4
	Olivia Clayton	Greenwich, SE7
	Elektra Miliadou	London, SE13
	Music Teacher	Lewisham, SE13
	Stefan Mather	New Cross, London, SE14
	Martin Teshome	London, SE15
	Amelie Addison Cello Tuition	South East London, SE16
	Madeleine Ridd	Bermondsey, London, SE16
	Gwyn Pritchard	South East London, SE23
	Helen Downham	South East London, SE23
	Corrina Connor	Herne Hill, London, SE24

	Ashok Klouda	North London, N6
	Heather Tuach	London, N1
	Lucy Andrews	Central London, WC2
	Sophie Rashbrook	Chelmsford, CM1
	Lucy Butcher	London, E9
	Lucy Skinner	Wandsworth, SW18
	Maia Collette	London, SW5
	Jennie Pounder	Clapham, Battersea, SW8
	WeiWei	Earls Court, SW5
	Sophie Gledhill	West Hampstead, NW6
	Stefano Matteucci	Wallington, Surrey, SM6

	Bryony Moody	London, SW15
	Aya Watanabe	London, W1
	Christopher Poffley	Felixstowe, IP11
	Tom Parker	Ealing, W5
	Jamie Pringle Cello	North London, NW2
	Helen Nash	Fulham, SW6
	Katarina Majcen	London & Cambridge, SW5
	Naomi Watts	Hampstead Heath, NW3
	Sarah Oliver	Broxbourne, EN10
	Stefano Matteucci	Wallington, Surrey, SM6
	Ashok Klouda	North London, N6
	Rachel Threlfall	Tunbridge Wells, TN1
	Patrick Johnson	Ealing / Acton, W5
	R Joanne	Leeds, LS17
	Michael Bacon	Canterbury, CT1
	Katy Cox	Ealing Broadway, W5
	Sophie Rashbrook	Chelmsford, CM1

Find UK Tuition

Cello Teachers / Cello Lessons in South East London

Read more about Cello

Tutors in SE postcode

Tutors travelling to SE

Online Tutors

Request a Tutor

Corrina Connor

Send a message to Corrina Connor

Search surrounding postcodes: BR (Bromley), DA (Dartford), E (East London), EC (East Central London), IG (Ilford), RM (Romford), SW (South West London), or Online Cello Lessons