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About	I’m Lewis, a musician who has been performing and teaching in the Aberdeen area for the past 17 years. I started off teaching bass to my best friend’s brother and soon found myself with many guitar and bass pupils in the music shop Bruce Millers. While at college I taught at Sound Ideas and later began piano teaching privately. Throughout this time I have been very active in the music scene, and so in lessons, there is an emphasis on practicality. This includes music theory. I will show the pupil how it is relevant to the musical experiences they look for. Music Qualifications & Achievements: I have an HNC Music Performance, and have reached a high aptitude on bass, piano & guitar I am known in the Aberdeen jazz scene, having maintained a monthly residency at The Sanddollar Cafe for 7 years, played at The Blue Lamp and The Aberdeen Jazz Festival. Also Edinburgh, Callander & Langtoun Jazz Festivals The pinnacle has been the recording of “Mosaic”, the debut album which was successfully funded by The Prince’s Trust Teaching is inspiring in that all that I discover musically can be passed on and made more accessible to another generation
Location	Hamilton Pl, Aberdeen AB15 5BU, UK
Geolocation	57.147097,-2.1286007
Instrument(s) Taught	Bass, Guitar, Piano
Where do lessons take place?	Teacher's Location, Student's House

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30 minutes	£15.00
60 minutes	£30.00
Discounted Introductory Lesson	No

Level(s) Taught	Beginner (up to Grade 5)
Youngest Age Taught	11
Class Sizes	One-to-One (Individual)

First Name	Lewis
Last Name	Benzies
Username	lewis-benzies

Lewis Benzies