All instrumental lessons take an integrated approach, focusing on instrument-specific technique while developing students' all-round musicality through theory, aural skills, sight-reading and stylistic awareness. I use games, duets, improvising and a variety of other activities and resources to keep lessons varied and engaging. They are focused but fun and always encouraging.  

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Flute

(Beginner to Grade 8)

The Flute was my first study instrument at secondary school and at university until singing took over! I love the instrument's versatility and the rich and varied repertoire that is available. 

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Recorder

(Beginner to Grade 5)

I began my musical journey on this much maligned instrument, and it is actually one of my favourites! I love playing it; it is an excellent first instrument for younger children, but has plenty of potential for more advanced players too, even moreso when you begin exploring the larger treble and tenor recorders. 

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Piano

(Beginners)

The piano remains a hugely popular instrument but is probably also one of the most technically difficult! It opens doors to a huge range of styles and skills.