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About	My passion for music and the arts began from an early age where I played and performed music and dance throughout my school education, which led onto further education training and placements at performing arts schools including ‘The London Studio Centre’, ‘A.L.R.A’ and ‘Swindon Dance’. I have Grade 8 Distinction in Trinity Rock School Vocals, and currently play Piano/keys and guitar. I have 18 years of teaching experience and over 20 years of performing, writing and singing with various bands – acoustically and with a full back-line, playing originals and covers of contemporary and theatrical music. This has enabled me to travel the country gaining experience performing at venues, small festivals and events, and have had the pleasure of supporting artists Hazel ‘O’ Connor, Glen Tilbrook (Squeeze) and Sam Brown, and touring artists including; Concrete Prairie, Hannah Rose and Richard Wileman,
Location	Swindon, UK
Geolocation	51.5581438,-1.7798258
Instrument(s) Taught	Singing
Where do lessons take place?	Teacher's Location, Online

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Safeguarding Certificate	DBS Check (Disclosure and Barring Service) – United Kingdom
Liability Insurance	Yes, I have public / general liability insurance
Professional Affiliations	Musician’s Union
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