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About	I have been a professional pianist and teacher for more than thirty years, having performed all over the world in classical, jazz, world music and pop genres. I have taught piano for around 30 years in my own home, traveling to pupils’ houses and in several Primary and Secondary schools. I have also taught for many years in two Music Schools. More recently, I have been teaching online too using a multiple camera setup, including a camera placed directly above the keyboard. Having worked as a musician in many musical styles, I try to meet the individual needs of each pupil, whether they wish to learn classical, jazz or pop music. I teach all styles to grade 8 level and above, and can enter pupils into ABRSM or Trinity classical or jazz grades, Rockschool or Trinity Rock and Pop grades etc. I also enjoy teaching those who do not wish to take graded exams, and I have a catalogue of my own written arrangements of Classical, Jazz and Pop pieces to suit all tastes and abilities. In addition, I can write a bespoke arrangement of any piece a student wishes to learn, tailored to their individual needs. Music Qualifications & Achievements: Grade 8 in Piano, Violin and Music Theory Bachelor degree in music at Birmingham Conservatoire/University
Location	Carlisle Cl, Dunstable LU6 3PH, UK
Geolocation	51.8754463,-0.5206374
Instrument(s) Taught	Piano
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30 minutes	£20.00
45 minutes	£30.00
60 minutes	£38.00
Discounted Introductory Lesson	No
Preferred Payment Currency	🇬🇧 Pound sterling (£ GBP)

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

First Name	Rob
Last Name	Terry
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Rob Terry