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Margaret Whey Harris

Margaret Whey Harris








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Margaret is an accomplished classically trained musician. She has been teaching piano for 20 years, and she prides herself on making the piano fun and accessible to her pupils. Margaret also encourages her pupils to have the confidence to play a wide variety of musical genres by ear - as well as teaching you how to read music proficiently.

Margaret's current pupils are aged between 5 - 90 (yes, you're never too late to learn!), and the majority of them achieve distinctions (i.e. the highest grades) in their Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Theory, Classical music and Jazz piano exams. Testimonials are available. Margaret also teaches pupils who just want to learn Blues, Latin, Jazz, and Pop music.
Margaret has maintained a private teaching studio since the 1980's, and all ages and skill levels are welcome. She teaches 30 and 60 minute lessons, depending on your requirements.

Piano lessons in Hastings, St Leonards, Rye, Bexhill, Battle areas of East Sussex.

07832 170038

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  • Hastings, East Sussex
    England
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  • Mobile: 07832 170038
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    Qualification: L.R.A.M. (Licentiate: Royal Academy of Music)

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