Give Music Lessons?

Bykerlass

You don't live in Lincs do you? OH is looking for someone to teach him guitar

Sensemaya

karendb wrote: »

Thanks Sensemaya for your input - if my daughter is going to be serious about giving lessons, then it's a good idea to practice on someone who's not being charged - I like that!

She is mature enough but you're probably right about her workload at the moment. Funnily enough, when she first started, she only had a keyboard (the keys did work though) and I do think it's a good way to start off if you don't already have a piano in case your child decides it's not for them - it's not like forking out for a recorder!

We'll see how it goes - meanwhile Happy Moneysaving!

Hi Karen

Glad I've given you food for thought.

I know what you mean about starting off with a keyboard and just so long as the keys are touch sensitive and full size, it's no problem for the first 6 months or so. It is a big outlay to purchase a piano and then the little darlings want to give up!

Once your daughter's exams are out of the way, I hope she will give tuition a go.

Bykerlass - Try musicteachers.co. uk and there is a guitar teacher website. Haven't got the link handy at the moment, but google should bring it up.

Sensemaya

Bykerlass wrote: »

You don't live in Lincs do you? OH is looking for someone to teach him guitar

And this:

http://www.jhs.co.uk/teacher.htm#lincs

Bykerlass

Thanks Sensemaya

Will take a look, your help is much appreciated