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Hanna - Amersham£46

£46French horn lessons available, from beginner to advanced

I have Bachelor's and Master's degrees in French horn, during which I have studied with various teachers in the UK, the USA and Europe, giving me a great variety of expertise to pull from in order to help you to learn, whether just starting out or improving your playing! I'm happy to teach children and adults or all ages, and I enjoy coming up with creative solutions to problems. I am open-minded and flexible in my teaching styles - I will listen to your needs, and we will find out together what works best for you.

French horn

Shabab - Chesham£15

£15Computer Science for GCSE students or basic Computer Skills for ks2 and ks3

Trusted teacher: Computer science can be a pretty hard subject to get your head around and you will often need someone to explain a concept to you a couple of times before understanding it. In this class I will try and help you through the GCSE OCR computer science book so you can come out with better understanding of the subject and have confidence when you step into that GCSE exam hall. I can also teach for the younger students basic computer knowledge such as basic programming skills, how to function power point, word, and excel spread sheet

Computer science · Computer programming · Computer basics

Bernice - Chesham£48

£48Learn to Play the Oboe / Improve on your oboe skills

I generally structure my lessons in the format of long tones, scales, sight-reading, etude and pieces. Depending on the student's ability and goals when it comes to playing the oboe, I may vary my lesson structure slightly in order to suit each individual student's needs best. Long tones and scales are the two things I still do every single day to this day, even after many years of playing the oboe professionally. They are the fundamental building blocks of tone, support and breathing and therefore need to be practiced regularly. This is why I always start my lessons with these, regardless of the student's level of playing. Sight-reading is a very useful tool to acquire, especially if you would like to play in ensembles. And as for etudes and pieces, I believe that technique and musicality go hand in hand. You cannot have one without the other in order to play music to a high level. Therefore I encourage all my students to practice both.

Oboe

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