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Can anyone recommend a good piano teacher in Bristol?

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Redland · 27/11/2011 21:38

My 14 year old son plays piano and has completed grade 4 practical and grade 5 theory. He is really keen on moving through the grades but his present teacher seems very slow in progressing him to next grade. He sat grade 4 practical about a year ago and she has still not started him on his grade 5 pieces instead he is playing other music although has started grade 6 theory. He doesn't want a teacher that just teaches grade pieces but he'd like to progress a bit quicker and be on grade 7/8 by time he applies to University.

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ommmward · 23/12/2011 18:49

Ask in Providence music on Park Street. Josh (who works in there part time) is a pretty experienced piano teacher, and a good pianist himself.

kelemo · 31/12/2011 17:26

hello, i can recommend a teacher called bryony ford, who is based in st. andrews. i am a beginner but bryony teaches all levels and is very good. you can find her details on the websire below:

schoolofeverything.com/teacher/bryonyford

PeasforP · 13/02/2012 20:49

This guy is great:
uk.linkedin.com/pub/andre-shlimon/9/994/13b

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