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Music Theory Lessons London
I'm Amelia Wilding, and I'm an experienced music theory tutor dedicated to guiding you through the intricacies of music with enthusiasm and expertise. Together, we'll explore the fundamental principles that shape music, making the learning process as engaging and enjoyable as possible.
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Lessons Tailored To You
My name is Amelia Wilding. I am a current Trinity Laban Undergrad Jazz Bass BMus student. Recipient of Financial Entrance Award and Unconditional Offer. I have been Playing Electric bass for 4 years and Acoustic Guitar for 6 years.
Prices
£25.00 per 1/2 hour, £40.00 per hour
Music Theory Teacher
Amelia WildingLocation
London, UKGet in touch to find out more.
Find out more about my music theory lessons, as well as book your first music theory lesson.
Support and Understanding
I understand that everyone’s musical journey is unique, and I’m here to provide the support you need. Previous experience doesn’t dictate your success; together, we’ll build your instrument knowledge and enhance your practical theory skills. With flexible start dates and the option to take classes online, you can learn at your own pace and convenience.
I provide tailored music theory tuition for students of all ages ans skill levels. So let’s embark on this enriching musical adventure together, where you will not only learn but also hear the joy of music in every note!
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I’m Ben, a classically trained professional saxophonist specialising in jazz, pop and improvisation style sax. I offer lessons exploring and developing your own sound world, creating confidence with your instrument and how to perform in an effective way to an audience. With a first class degree from University of Leeds I can teach an in depth understanding of music theory, notation reading and composition. Many of my students are playing for fun and looking to develop their skills to really enjoy playing the saxophone for themselves.
Location:
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Lesson Prices:
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Joshua Brierley
~2.9 miles (4.7 km) away
Hi, I’m Josh Brierley, a trombone and piano player and teacher based in London. I also teach the Euphonium and Music Theory. I’ve played these instruments for over 12 years, and during that time I have been involved in huge different number of different projects and performances. Formally, I was a student at Chetham’s School of Music and I was also a member of both the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain.
Location:
London 104 Hind Grove London Tower Hamlets E14 6HU GB
Lesson Prices:
£25 per 1/2 hour, £45 per hour
Rohan Roy
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Rohan is an experienced violin teacher who has been teaching for over 10 years. He is passionate about teaching both Western classical and contemporary music. His students range from beginners to advanced learners and he offers lessons adapted to your level so you can progress at your own pace. He has trained students for ABRSM and Trinity Grades. He has introduced new ways of teaching improvisation as a module within the teaching curriculum which has helped the students to engage and collaborate with other musicians.
Location:
London, UK
Lesson Prices:
£20 per 1/2 hour, £30 per hour
Advice for New Students
Experienced Music Theory Teacher
Welcome to my music theory classes, where I take pride in guiding students through the fascinating world of music theory in London. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your skills, my goal is to ensure that you not only learn music theory but also develop a deep appreciation for it. I welcome students of all ages and backgrounds, so whether you're a young beginner or an adult learner, there’s a place for you here.
What to Expect
In our sessions, we’ll explore music notation, clapping rhythms, and musical terms while diving into the intricacies of minor scales and harmony. You’ll be able to connect your understanding of these concepts with different instruments, be it piano, guitar, or your voice.
If you're considering taking ABRSM music theory exams, my courses are designed to prepare you thoroughly for each grade. We’ll also touch on composition, allowing your creativity to flow as you write and develop your own pieces.
Enjoyable Music Theory Classes
As a passionate music theory teacher, I believe that learning should be a joyful and engaging experience. That’s why I incorporate various fun and interactive methods in my classes. Whether it’s through games that help reinforce music notation or composition exercises that encourage creativity, I strive to create an environment where students feel excited to explore music theory.
Tailored Support for Every Student
I recognise that each of my students has a unique learning style and background. To cater to this diversity, I offer flexible start dates and personalised support throughout the course. Whether you’re aiming for a specific music theory grade or simply want to enhance your skills, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. I use relatable examples from different music genres, including jazz and classical, to ensure that the lessons resonate on a personal level.
Learn How To Apply Music Theory
As your music theory teacher, I believe practical application is key to solidifying your understanding and appreciation of music. Throughout my courses, we’ll explore how music theory illuminates the unique characteristics of various genres. From the structured harmonies of classical compositions to the improvisational spirit of jazz, the principles of music theory can enrich your musical experience and creativity.
Understanding Classical Music
In classical music, nuances such as key signatures, scales, and dynamics are crucial. We’ll delve into works by famous composers and analyse how they used music theory to craft their melodies and harmonies. This approach not only enhances learning but also allows you to appreciate the intricacies behind timeless masterpieces.
Exploring Jazz and Improvisation
Jazz presents a fantastic opportunity to apply music theory creatively. Here, improvisation is an essential element, and understanding chord progressions and scales is vital. Together, we’ll examine how these theories provide the foundation for expressive solos and unique interpretations. By incorporating exercises and real pieces into our classes, you’ll find joy in exploring this dynamic genre.
Learning Popular Music
Popular music offers an original context for applying music theory too. From catchy hooks to lyrical structures, we’ll break down the elements that make your favourite songs engaging. Furthermore, during our time together, we’ll experiment with writing your own pieces, blending theory with your personal style. This hands-on approach fosters a deeper connection to the material and emphasises that music theory can be practical and fun.
No matter your starting point, each lesson is designed to be flexible and engaging. By integrating theory into the music you love, the experience becomes both rewarding and enriching.
My sessions focus on practical theory, allowing students to see how concepts come to life through their instruments—be it piano, guitar, or vocals. I teach not only the facts and figures behind music but also the creative aspect of composing your own pieces. In this supportive environment, students can freely express themselves while learning to play their favourite songs or writing their own compositions. Together, we’ll make music theory something to truly enjoy!
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, music theory classes are worth it as they provide a solid foundation for understanding and creating music.
Yes, you can teach yourself music theory using books, online resources, and tutorials. As your tutor I and other teachers will make sure you learn the right way from the start date of your lessons for however long you'd like to learn.
Yes, you can learn the basics of music theory in one year with regular study and practice.
No, you are never too old to learn music theory. It is suitable for all ages.
Learning music theory enhances your ability to read, write, and understand music, improving overall musicianship. If you are looking to pick up some music theory books then do check out Yamaha Music London at 152-160 Wardour St, London W1F 8YA.
London, UK Full teaching address will be provided upon first lesson booking.
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