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I studied Audio Visual production at Bournemouth Media Institute before moving to London in the late nineties. There I worked as a session musician, press officer before beginning to teach music in 2000. Originally motived to work with NEET young people at LBTH New Start programme, I found I really could make a difference with music. Teaching bass, drums and guitar, I soon branched out into having a teaching practice of my own based around SE London. I have been teaching in SW London, Surrey and now Sussex, ever since. Pensioners who want to perfect their Blues or progress with their progressions; young players who want to make some noise; and aspirants who want to follow a route, through examinations, towards perfection. Nowadays I teach online and to people all over the world. The logistics might change but the passion for teaching doesn’t I have a grade 8 in classical guitar from ABRSM, numerous credits for film score composition and credits as a working session musician. I can help you to see music from all angles to progress your abilities – no matter from where you begin.

Conor Jordan has five years’ experience of teaching students how to learn music. With his enthusiasm and interest in acoustic guitar and electric guitar, he has helped to improve his student’s progress from beginners to more advanced stages of playing. Having completed grade 8 in each of his chosen instruments and an RSL Level 4 Professional Diploma in teaching, he has provided students with encouragement, support, and guidance to allow them to go on to achieve their musical ambitions. He believes that students learn best when they are engaged in lessons, enjoy making music and have the opportunity to play in a supportive environment. This is what he aims to achieve in each of his lessons.

Handpan is more than just an instrument to me it’s a way of expression. Through this instrument, I learned patience, emotional expression, and how to slow down and truly feel music. My goal is to help others connect with themselves through handpan without pressure, without judgment. Whether you are a complete beginner or already have a musical background, you are welcome here. This space is about learning rhythm, flow, and playing from the heart.

Archadenia Music Academy teaches variety instruments such as piano, bass, drums, guitar, singing, violin, viola. We are a small family-based community who looks after our students for their journey learning music for fun, leisure as well as helping students with their grades. We teach variety of instruments for both private, semi-private, and group classes. Our genre of music will be variety from pop, rock, jazz, contemporary as well as classical. We work closely with our local council and we like to continue to have our students perform and share their love of music in the surround community.

I am a professional operatic singer and voice teacher, currently active in the international operatic stages, with professional performance experience across Europe and North America. I am a Canadian citizen from Montreal, and I hold a Bachelor of Music in Voice (Opera Performance) from McGill University, one of Canada’s leading music institutions. Alongside my performing career, I am deeply committed to vocal pedagogy and to helping singers develop healthy, expressive, and stylistically authentic voices. As an opera singer, I am actively engaged in professional productions and concerts, with upcoming professional leading role engagements in Europe. This ongoing performance activity allows me to bring real-world, current industry experience directly into my teaching. I understand the practical demands of auditions, rehearsals, and performances, and I guide my students not only technically, but also artistically and professionally. My teaching focuses primarily on classical voice, opera, and Bel Canto technique, with a strong emphasis on vocal health, breath management, legato singing, resonance, diction, and stylistic accuracy. I work with singers at various levels, from beginners who are discovering their voices for the first time, to advanced students and pre-professionals preparing for auditions, competitions, conservatory entrance exams, and professional engagements. I also offer focused coaching for opera roles, arias, art song, and audition repertoire. Having studied and performed in multiple musical traditions, I bring a flexible, individualized approach to each student. No two voices are the same, and I believe strongly in adapting technique to the singer’s physiology, repertoire, and artistic goals rather than applying a one-size-fits-all method. My approach combines solid classical foundations with musical imagination, helping singers achieve both technical freedom and emotional communication. Language and diction are a central part of my teaching. I work extensively on Italian, French, and English vocal repertoire, and I help singers develop clear, stylistically correct pronunciation and phrasing. Thanks to my multilingual background, I am able to teach and communicate fluently in English, Persian, and Turkish (native level), with professional proficiency in French and intermediate Italian. This makes my studio especially welcoming for international students and singers working across different operatic traditions. In lessons, students can expect a supportive and focused environment where technical clarity and artistic growth go hand in hand. I emphasize sustainable vocal technique, body awareness, and efficient practice methods, ensuring that singers build voices that last over time. Whether the goal is improved vocal confidence, preparation for an important audition, or refinement of advanced operatic repertoire, my aim is to help each student reach their highest potential while maintaining vocal health and joy in singing. Online lessons are conducted in a professional, structured format, making high-level operatic training accessible regardless of location. With today’s technology, I am able to offer detailed feedback on technique, sound production, interpretation, and musical style, just as effectively as in person. If you are passionate about classical singing, opera, or vocal artistry, and are looking for guidance from an active professional opera singer with international experience, I would be delighted to work with you and support your vocal journey.

With over a decade of experience as a performing and recording bassist, I offer personalised bass lessons designed around each student’s goals, level, and learning style. I believe every musician is unique, so my teaching is never one-size-fits-all. By observing how you play and learn, I create tailored strategies that help you build strong foundations, develop confidence, and become an independent, creative musician. As a versatile musician, artist, and graphic designer with extensive live performance experience, I bring a well-rounded and practical approach to lessons. Alongside technique, I focus on the skills that truly make a great bassist: • Groove & feel• Timing & rhythm• Fingerstyle & technique• Independence & coordination• Harmony & music theory• Improvisation & creativity• Live performance skills Whether you’re picking up the bass for the first time or looking to refine your sound and take your playing to the next level, I’ll help you progress in a supportive, motivating environment. Lessons available in Bristol or online.

As a recipient of American Protégé International Competition's Teacher Recognition Award in 2017 and Charleston International Music Competition Teacher Recognition Award in 2024, Kyungmi Nam is a pianist and educator with an extensive international performing career as well as significant experience in professional music instruction. Celebrated for the clarity and resonance of her tone, the refinement of her phrasing, and the expressive depth of her interpretations, she brings a deep passion for sharing music through her students. Ms. Nam works with students of diverse ages and backgrounds, providing instruction in both solo piano and chamber music. She splits her time between New York and Colorado, working with her students through in-person lessons in both locations, in addition to online instruction, which enables her to mentor students across regions while maintaining consistent, high-level pedagogical guidance. Her teaching emphasizes healthy foundation, musical understanding, and interpretive depth, tailored to each student’s strengths and goals.​ Through her mentorship, Ms. Nam’s students have achieved awards and recognitions across the U.S., in competitions including Charleston International Music Competition, American Protégé Music Talent Competition, Little Mozarts Competition, Crescendo International Competition, and Elite International Competition. Her students have also gained performance opportunities on prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and Kaufman Center, demonstrating excellence in solo and ensemble repertoire under her guidance. Dedicated to cultivating the next generation of pianists, Ms. Nam emphasizes both individual artistry and collaborative musicianship. Her teaching fosters expressive interpretation and critical listening, guiding students to develop technique while cultivating their own musical voice for a lifelong connection to music. More information about performances & bio: www.kyungminam.com

Hello! I am Mr. Alan! Since I first started banging on the piano as a toddler and singing at the top of my lungs, I have always loved music. The first chance I got, I started taking private piano lessons and continued those all the way to college. Anytime there was a chance in school to be involved in something musical, from marching band or jazz band, to theater and chorus, I wanted to be a part of it. It is my goal as a piano and music teacher to help each student find the same love of all things music that I have always had, and be able to enjoy and use their knowledge of music the rest of their life. I live in Tennessee with my beautiful wife, my fun and energetic 10 year old daughter, my crazy numbers-loving 5 year old son, and my sweet and cuddly 2 year old son who all love to sing and have glowstick dance parties together. :) I am thankful that you have considered me as a piano teacher and can't wait to get started!

I was part of the prestigious Institute "House of Arts" in Al Ain (UAE) for 10 years, teaching guitar and drums. The Pandemic and other factors led to its closure in 2019, and since then, I have been teaching online I am a multi-instrumentalist who is primarily a guitarist with a focus on melodic improvisation. Teaching I take students from all geographies and all age groups, children and adults alike. I have collected several specialist books and collated a large body of research, distilling various playing techniques for the benefit of my students.