Singing, Piano, Keyboard, Theory, A-level and GCSE tutoring, Audition coaching Classical, Popular Styles, Jazz, Musical Theatre a speciality, ABRSM exams or for leisure
Piano, Music Theory, Accompaniment (Rates on Application) Teaching classical repertoire based on the ABRSM exams up to Grade 8., Includes classical, romantic, baroque styles and contemporary works., Can teach at pupil's home if preferred. Cover Greater Manchester area.
Piano, Harp, Theory, Aural I teach all styles, all ages and all levels but I specialise in working with children. Whether you choose to take the exam route or just play for fun, lessons will be friendly, focused and fun. I also encourage pupils to record a CD every few months so they can build up a collection and listen back to see how they have improved., , , Testimonials:, , “Rosie’s ability to teach is natural and of a high standard. Friendly and caring. Irreplaceable.”, Saeeda Hussein, mother of Leila 5, , “I’m 47 years old and they say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks but in Rosie’s case it’s not true. She’s kind, patient and what she doesn’t know about music isn’t worth knowing.”, Neil McAdams, 47, , “Our son started learning piano with Rosie and has made fantastic progress. He loves every minute of his lessons and practice. He has benefited from both the excellent theory work and the fun aspects that Rosie brings to piano. As parents we couldn’t ask for a better learning environment or tutor.”, Natalie Hargreaves, mother of William 10, , “Rosie gave me the confidence to believe in my ability, and thanks to her structured approach and understanding of my strengths and weaknesses I recently passed my first two exams with distinction! Definitely the best teacher I have come across. Would 100% recommend.”, Sarah Jones, 34
Drums (kit) - All styles taught: Rock, Pop, Jazz, Latin, Reggae, Ska, Drum & Bass, Folk, Improvisation, Avant Garde., - Specializes in improvisation and jazz drumming.
Theory of Music**, Bassoon, Piano, ** Tuition of Music Theory available (for ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall exams) Systematic, Methodological, Simple Analogy for Complex Issues
Acoustic and electric guitar, Vocals, Music Theory, All beginner to advanced, , I also teach bass to an introductory level Rock, Pop, Blues, Indie, Metal, Acoustic, Folk, Alternative, Classical, Most other styles
Drum Kit., Snare Drum. I am a proffesional drummer working with the rock band Ten Bears, as well as taking session/studio work in Manchester and London., , I have 5 years teaching experience, mainly covering rock, funk and big band swing. Also cover the importance of snare drum technique and how to apply that to the drum kit., , All Grades covered at students request., , CRB Checked
guitar Any means possible of enuring you become confident with any playing style. Including fingerpicking, rock solos, jazz harmony, funk licks, latin or bossa nova playing styles, or tips on singer/songwriter skills.
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Piano Experienced piano teacher, pianist and author, studied at Chetham's music schol and the RNCM (see www.aaronpublications.co.uk). Welcomes all ages and abilities - for graded examinations or just for fun! Everyone is different, and lessons will be structured according to your individual needs. Some may wish to learn at a steady pace (simply for relaxation and enjoyment), whilst others may desire more intensive training. Rachel believes in the importance of having a solid foundation and therefore technical instruction plays a key part. Other essential elements are taught, of course, such as music history, music theory, aural. Memorization of pieces is encouraged to improve aural/listening skills. Students are given opportunity to perform in music festivals and concerts (highly beneficial since students also hear others play, and receive feedback/marks about their own playing from distinguished musicians/ adjudicators)., , Practical exams are optional (Rachel advises students enter for Grade 5 and Grade 8 but leave out the grades in between [since grades 1-8 do not demand much from students and they should know far more than the exam requirements. A grade 8 distinction does not mean you'll get into music college, which accepts students upon audition!]). However music theory exams are highly recommended and helpful, to support practical training (100% pass rate for all exams taken). If needed, you can work towards ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall Grade exams in theory and performance, A-level performance or exams, GCSE performance or exams, or any other structured learning you would like.
Electric guitar, Acoustic guitar, Bass guitar Learn everything from the basics to:, Blues, Folk, Rock, Fingerstyle., Dig into theory or just learn your favourite songs.
