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Christopher Poffley | Felixstowe, IP11 |
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Michael F | Ipswich & Norwich, IP19 |
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Enrique Galassi | North London, N16 |
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Luke Skinner | Norwich, NR1 |
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Victoria Stephenson | Walton, Surrey, KT12 |
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Fionagh Bennet | Darlington, DL11 |
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Heather Longman | London, W2 |
| Natalie Noonan-Smith | Harrow, HA3 | |
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Trixi Field | Hemel Hempstead, HP1 |
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Natalie Witts | London, E9 |
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Jacquelyn Hynes | North/ Central London, N9 |
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Richard Phillips | Camberwell, SW9 |
| Jon Whitten | London, N6 | |
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Alex Haigh | Greenwich, SE3 |
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Michael Bryan | London, NW10 |
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Sam Kennedy | Eltham/ Bexley, SE9 |
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Ms Olga Jegunova | Glasgow, G20 |
| Samuel Jones | Hereford, HR2 | |
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Elina Goldfarb | Manchester, M25 |
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Phil Meadows | Greenwich, London, SE10 |
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Darren Moore | London, EC1 |
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Steven Joseph Hickey(BMus) | London, SW16 |
| Lucy Webster | Torphins, AB31 | |
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Elwin Hendrijanto | London, NW2 |
| Lily Datony | Inverness, IV3 | |
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Sylvia Yee, Piano Tutor | Islington, EC1 |
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Peter Mallinson | Ealing Common, W5 |
| Jivana Hunt | Clapham, London, SW4 | |
| Katherine Hart | East London, E8 | |
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Miriam Eisele | Rye, TN31 |
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Sarah Manship | South East London, SE10 |
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Simone Balzama | Croydon, SE25 |
| Richard Hansen | Didsbury, M20 | |
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Tim Anderson | London, N8 |
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Sophie Cameron | London, N1 |
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Andrada Maria Brisc | Ealing, W3 |
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Sophie Crawford | Putney, SW15 |
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Fred Scott | South London, CR0 |
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Stephen Davidson | Central London, WC1 |
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David Henry | Stoke Newington, N16 |
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Eliot Darwin | Sheffield, S70 |
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Linn Lillsunde | Hampton, TW12 |
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Ruaidhri Mannion | Ealing, UB2 |
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Alice Nicholson | Newark/ Nottingham, NG23 |
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Juan Ortuno | Manchester, M15 |
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Simon Stevens | West London, W13 |
| Craig Macdonald | Cardiff, CF10 | |
| Daniel Orton | Chichester, PO19 | |
| Amanda Eloise | Heywood, OL10 | |
| Alexandra-Martha Ursache | Golders Green, NW2 | |
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Mark Banks | London, SE1 |
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Timothy Kwan | Seven Sisters, N16 |
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Matthew Linley | East London, E11 |
| Michael Mason | London, EC1 | |
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Alistair Bankier | London, W9 |
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Madeline de Berrié | Manchester, M19 |
| Tom Gamble | London, SE3 | |
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Camilo Tirado | North East London, E9 |
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Melissa D'Arcy | Stoke Newington, N16 |
| Radhika de Saram | Hampstead, NW3 | |
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Daniel Broncano | London, Greenwich, SE7 |
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Mark Harrison | Manchester, M5 |
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Max Johnson | London, E14 |
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Salima Barday | London, IG2 |
| Rosanne Havel | South Kensington, SW7 | |
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Sarah Clevely | London, SW13 |
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Mate Racz | Cardiff, CF10 |
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Nikola Kyosev | Glasgow, G3 |
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Andrew Littlewood | Leeds, West Yorks, LS8 |
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Ian | Huddersfield, HD3 |
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Miguel Tantos | North/ Central London, N22 |
| AL Hodgson | Weybridge, KT13 | |
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Maya Wegzynowska | Central London, W1 |
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Malcolm Gullis | Battersea, SW11 |
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Daniel Giorgetti | Beckenham, BR3 |
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Karl Gietzmann | London, BR1 |
| Susan Matasovska | Edinburgh, EH26 | |
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Ben Graves | Barbican, London, EC2 |
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Jenni Hogan | Blackheath, SE3 |
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Bryony Moody | Devizes, SN10 |
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Juan Rezzuto | West London, W14 |
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Neil Doherty | Southampton, Hants, SO15 |
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Neil McGovern | SE London, SE19 |
| Lyrit Milgram | London, W6 | |
| Jun Piano Lessons | Kensington High St, W8 | |
| Cicely Goulder | Kensington, London, W8 | |
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M. Pendlebury | Cardiff, CF24 |
| Emilio Saev | Maidenhead, SL6 | |
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Emma Grimes | East London, E14 |
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Sofya Fotiyadi | Bromley, BR1 |
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Charlotte Penketh | Edinburgh, EH4 |
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Matt Krening | Manchester, M5 |
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Jessica Eccleston | Finchley Central, N3 |
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Mana Shibata | London, SW13 |
| Musicplus | Bedfordshire, LU1 | |
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James Lill | Euston, NW1 |
| Amusicum | Camden, NW1 | |
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Anne Hartley | Northamptonshire, NN11 |
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Hannah Cahill | West London, W9 |
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Daphne Manavopoulos | Bristol, BS2 |
| Hannah Parry-Ridout | West London, W3 | |
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Matthew Hardy | East London, E11 |
| Firat Altay | London, N1 | |
| David Roode | Ealing, W13 | |
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Peter Irlam | Formby, N Liverpool, L37 |
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Samuel Bordoli | London, SE1 |
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Joshua Batty | Westminster, London, W1 |
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Aimée de Gruchy-Lambert | Oxford, OX4 |
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Kaja Bjorntvedt | London, New Cross, SE14 |
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Richard Uttley | London, N1 |
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Karl Lenton BMusHons DPS LRSM | Stamford, PE9 |
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Lynn Kang | West London, W12 |
| Thomas Shelley | Greenwich, SE10 | |
| Alicia Graham | Isleworth, TW7 | |
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Deryn Cullen | Leeds, LS15 |
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Benjamin Ashby | London, SW7 |
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Michelle Fine | Wimbledon, SW19 |
| Ffion Dafis | Cardiff, CF14 | |
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Julie Wilhelm | West London, W9 |
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Chris Roe | London, South East, SE16 |
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Laurence Davies | North London, N2 |
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Julia Lungu | Edinburgh, EH7 |
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Gloria Toplis | South-East London, BR3 |
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Mea Wade | London, W1 |
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Chris Murphy | Bedford, MK42 |
| Nancy Johnston | London, SW13 | |
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Jon Roskilly | London, E16 |
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View all tutors for Music Theory ExamsMichael F Gold Member
- Ipswich & Norwich (IP19)
- Last Logged In: 19 May 2012
- Sex: Male
- Can Travel To: NR
- Personal Message
- Hi! I have been playing and teaching the Double Bass for a great number of years, regularly playing with some of the top London Orchestras and teaching at establishments like the Purcell School and the Guildhall Junior Department as well as being coach to the bass sections of the National Children's Orchestra for more than ten years. When teaching I like to encourage a full understanding of the instrument and the playing of it, (see my article 'Playing a Stringed Instrument') so I always welcome questions from my pupils, which I believe greatly enhances their awareness and musical progress. The Double Bass is a very satisfying and rewarding instrument to play with a rich and mellow tone and the versatility to play anything from classical to jazz, folk to pop. If you think you might like to learn this instrument (see my article on 'Why Learn the Double Bass?) or would just like an initial lesson to experience the Double Bass for yourself, please contact me - I welcome all ages and all ablilities!
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- I teach the double bass from beginners up to Grade 8 and Diploma Level. I also teach Theory of Music up to and including Grade 5.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- My qualifications are AGSM, BA (Hons) and I am a fully qualified teacher. I also have a Diploma in Primary School Music from Coventry Centre for Performing Arts.
- What kind of experience do you have?
- I have taught at the Guildhall Junior Exhibition Department, at the Purcell school, and for various London Borough Music Centres. I have been Head of Music at an Inner London Independent school as well as teaching many private pupils, some of whom have gone on to become professional musicians. I have coached the National Children’s Orchestra double bass section for over ten years and several County Youth Orchestras.
As a performer I have played regularly with many of the London Orchestras on Double Bass (including the LSO, RPO and Philharmonia), various chamber orchestras (including the London Bach Orchestra and the Mozart Players) and several of the provincial orchestras too. - How much do you charge?
- I charge £25 an hour for Double Bass lessons (£20 for an initial introductory lesson) and sometimes a travel fee if it is more than 35 miles. My fee for Theory is £10 per hour and pro rata for marking papers (i.e. if a paper takes me half an hour to mark that would be £5).
- Where do you teach?
- I teach Double Bass from my home in Suffolk but can travel to teach in students' homes or in a school if that is more convenient. I am prepared to travel up to 35 miles from my home in Halesworth - this includes Norwich and Ipswich, Diss and Great Yarmouth as well of course nearer towns like Lowestoft, Harlesdon, Southwold and Woodbridge.
- When are you available?
- I am available daytimes, evenings and weekends.
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- I teach all ages from 8 to 108! (It's never too late to start..!)
- Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
- I prepare students for all Associated Board Grade Exams up to Grade 8 and Diploma level. I teach Theory of Music up to Grade 5.
- Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
- Yes - obtained by the National Children's Orchestra. Parents may also sit in on lessons if they wish.
- Do you belong to any professional organisations?
- No.
- Where and with whom did you train?
- I learnt Double Bass at Guildhall School of Music with James Merrit (at the time, the principal bass with the Philharmonia Orchestra.) I subsequently studied with Tom Martin (previously principal bassist with the London Symphony Orchestra and the London Chamber Orchestra)
- Do you have a personal message for students?
- One of the principal things I have learnt during my years of teaching Double Bass is the importance of students feeling at ease and relaxed with their tutor, rather than nervous, as if they are about to take a driving test!! Remember: you are the customer and your tutor is there to help and guide you. The feedback I have always received is that pupils find me friendly, patient and ‘tuned-in’ to where they are at.
Also, remember that learning ‘classically’, i.e. learning to read music and the classical technique, is the foundation for playing every type of music – from jazz to pop to folk. As an example, the great jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, is reputed to have warmed up before gigs by playing Mozart! In fact, all the great jazz bass players in the past have had a classical technique even though they may not have played classical music.
