Private Clarinet tuition with experienced tutors in Leeds.

Hi there, my name is Joe!I’m a professional music director, composer and tutor working within the worlds of jazz & theatre, based in Leeds (West Yorkshire).As a music director my job is to bring out the best in those I’m working with, whether that be a large community theatre group or professional solo musicians or ensembles. I work with performers to unlock their potential whilst also helping them to learn and utilise new skills. As a jazz musician, I play regularly in several bands and also host my own gigs, giving me experience in how to not only play but also how to work ina band and how to ...

Hi there!!!I am a graduate of the University of Wolverhampton with a 2:1 in Music based in the West Midlands. I am 26 years old and I have been building my music knowledge for 17 years. I play a wide variety of Woodwind instruments and can offer tuition in Clarinet, Saxophone and Flute (and their variants).I have Grade A GCSE Music, Grade C A-level Music, and a 2:1 degree in Music. I have my Grade 7 Clarinet, I am grade 4/5 standard on Flute and Saxophone, and I also have my ABRSM Grade 5 Theory.I have a passion for music and have been teaching now for 5 years. Outside of the classroom, I am an...

I am a friendly and professional music teacher who loves helping others experience the joy of music. Whether you're already a competent player or an absolute beginner, technique and musicianship will be at the forefront of your lessons should you choose me as your teacher. Having studied performance for my MA in Performance at Huddersfield University, my students are always encouraged to perform their pieces in such a way that even the most basic ones are a pleasure to listen to, not merely a collection of notes that don't say anything.I have been teaching for 30 years and have helped students...

Since 2014, I’ve been delivering 1:1 sessions with students of all ages, abilities, and aspirations. It’s been my dream job to get to share my passion for learning with other people and to get to talk about music all day long.I’ve worked in classroom settings, 1:1, delivered workshops to groups of up to 150+ amateur and professional music makers. I’m a classically trained keyboard specialist, conductor and choral director and happy to dive into any genre of music you can think of.Lessons are student-centric; I’m a strong proponent of helping the student to forge their own path in their learning,...

Hello, I'm Matthew, a musician and educator based in the North West of England.My journey in music began at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), where I immersed myself in a diverse range of musical experiences and earned a First-Class BA (Hons) degree. I continued my studies at the University of Salford, where I achieved a Master's in Composition with Distinction. Throughout my academic pursuits, I had the privilege of being mentored by esteemed industry luminaries such as Dean Masser, Steve Berry, Paul Mitchel Davidson, and Mike Smith. Their invaluable guidance not only honed my...

Hello everyone!I'm a music graduate of the University of Huddersfield and a Master's student of the University of Wolverhampton specialising in all single-reed multi-woodwind instruments, both in solo and ensemble performances, improvisation and jazz settings as well as conducting and composition.I have also taught guitar, piano and keyboard and music theory previously both in an in-person and online capacity. My teaching style adapts to each student I have the pleasure to teach and believe that all upcoming musicians of any age should have the chance to engage with music as a whole subject as...

As a teacher with almost twenty years of classroom experience, I am well placed to assist you in fulfilling your potential. I taught, for extensive periods, in all areas of the primary sector before moving into secondary education and management. At each stage, I was places in key areas of the school to aid transition, including EYFS to KS1; KS1 to KS2; KS2 to KS3 and from A-level to University - particularly looking at entrance to Russell Group and Oxbridge. For me, the importance of teaching is to ensure that the teacher is responsive to the needs of the pupil; you cannot fit square pegs into...