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Tutors in SW postcode
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Tom Harrison | London, SW8 |
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William Duncombe | London, Lambeth, SW8 |
| Felicity Gorst | Brixton, SW9 | |
| Emily Kate Blake | Battersea, London, SW11 | |
| Jeffrey Whitton | Balham, London, SW12 | |
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Samuel Evans | Clapham, London, SW12 |
| Nancy Johnston | London, SW13 | |
| Antoine Cambruzzi | London, SW15 | |
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Sophie Crawford | Putney, SW15 |
| Simon Lyszyk | Wimbledon, SW19 |
Nearby Study Centres
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Tutors travelling to SW
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James Maltby | West London, W6 |
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James Meldrum | West London, W6 |
| Karla Powell | London, E11 | |
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Michael Bryan | London, NW10 |
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Daniel Broncano | London, Greenwich, SE7 |
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Ben Mallinder | Greenwich, SE10 |
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Simon Marsh | Eltham, SE18 |
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Rachael Chesney | West London, W12 |
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Jonny Dexter | South East London, SE10 |
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Hannah Robinson | South East London, SE10 |
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Gregory Sinclair | greenwich, SE10 |
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Jennie Joy Porton | London, W12 |
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Boyan Ivanov | Old Street, E2 |
| Chris Turner | Oval, SE11 | |
| Siobhan Donnelly | London, South, SE12 | |
| Felix Cox | Greenwich, SE10 | |
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Rachel Parry-Ridout | West London, W3 |
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Sabina Heywood | South East London, SE10 |
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Sam Braysher | London (City), EC1 |
Online Tutors
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Jennifer Palfreyman | Ardwick-Manchester, M13 |
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Rocio Bolanos | Manchester, M15 |
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Alice Nicholson | Newark/ Nottingham, NG23 |
| Graham Jones | Ruislip, Middx, HA4 | |
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Lucy Payne | Manchester, M20 |
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Michael Bryan | London, NW10 |
| Abi Lucas | North London, N4 | |
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James Morris | North Staffs, ST5 |
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Chris Murphy | Bedford, MK42 |
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Stephen Davidson | Central London, WC1 |
| Musicplus | Bedfordshire, LU1 | |
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Ben Mallinder | Greenwich, SE10 |
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Kat Browning Music | Manchester, M15 |
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Victoria Smith | Maidstone, Kent, ME15 |
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Daniel Broncano | London, Greenwich, SE7 |
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Anthony Brown | Rochdale, OL11 |
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View all tutors for ClarinetTom Harrison Gold Member
- London (SW8) View on map
- Last Logged In: 12 May 2012
- Sex: Male
- Web site: www.dagdaquartet.co.uk
- Can Travel To: CR KT SE SM TW W WC
- Personal Message
- I am a keen and passionate performer and instrumental teacher. I take great pride in imparting knowledge and skills in a logical, concise and digestible fashion.
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- I mostly teach saxophone. I am happy to teach a range of genres and idioms - mostly Jazz or Classical, but also Rock, Pop and Blues. I also teach Piano, Oboe, Clarinet and Jazz Theory/Composition to all ages and ability levels.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- I have a 1st Class BA(Hons) in Jazz Studies from Leeds College of Music, majoring in both performance and composition. I am currently studying for the degree of Master of Music (MMus) in Jazz Performance at Trinity College of Music in Greenwich. Before attending music college for my undergraduate studies, I achieved Grade 8 in Oboe and Piano.
- What kind of experience do you have?
- I initially started playing piano at the age of 5, followed soon after by the oboe at 7. At 8, I joined the Cathedral Choir in my city, and was later made Head Chorister. I was also principal oboe in the city's Youth Orchestra. At 18, I started my study of the saxophone, which quickly became my principal instrument before applying to study jazz at music college. I also play clarinet, guitar and flute. Since graduating I have given performances in a huge range of venues and situations across the country, including national television and radio.
I have taught privately for a number of years, teaching both individuals and groups, including as part of the Wider Opportunities programme in Central Manchester. I have prepared students for ABRSM exams, GCSE assessments, various auditions and public performances. - How much do you charge?
- I currently charge a promotional rate of £25 per hour for all enquiries made through The Tutor Pages. I charge the same fee for all instrument/lesson types. This fee includes reasonable travel expenses, which can be discussed or clarified after further enquiries have been made.
- Where do you teach?
- I am based in South-West London, including Kensington, Putney, Richmond, Wimbledon and Westminster, but am willing to travel to most locations in Greater London. I am equally willing to teach from my own home, or travel to students houses to teach. Please do get in touch to discuss this further.
- When are you available?
- I am available throughout the year, including school holidays. I am flexible throughout the working week and weekends, and am happy to commit to regular lesson times, or flexible hours. Please don't hesitate to contact me to discuss specifics.
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- I have experience of teaching all ages and ability levels. I design fluid lesson plans, and tailor my lessons to suit the individual needs of each student. Enthusiastic students are always welcome, no matter what their age or ability.
- Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
- I quite happy to prepare students for any type of qualification, be it ABRSM/Trinity Guildhall graded exams, GCSE or A-Level performances or auditions for music colleges.
I believe that students of music should never feel pressured into taking graded exams, as it is not the right solution for everybody. I fully endorse the exam system; for some students it provides an excellent yardstick to measure their progress, however for others it can be a hindrance. Music lessons should always build confidence, develop musicality, and ultimately result in the creation of beautiful music. - Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
- Yes.
- Where and with whom did you train?
- I trained at Leeds College of Music for my undergraduate qualifications, and Trinity College of Music for my MMus. I have studied with a great number of today's leading performance artists and jazz musicians. These include;
Martin Speake
Mornington Lockett
Julian Siegel
Mark Lockheart
Dave O' Higgins - Do you have a personal message for students?
- Music should always be fun, whether you are auditioning for a place at a music college, or just playing in your living room! Relax, perform and enjoy yourself!
