Personalised one-on-one tuition. Offering saxophone, clarinet, piano, music theory and GCSE and A level tuition.
Claire is an accomplished saxophonist and clarinettist originally from the North East of England and studied music at The University of Sunderland. At the age of 15 she became a frequent member of BBC Big band of the year, Musicians Unlimited, under the direction of Mick Donnelly. And become voted leader of Musicians Unlimited Youth Jazz Orchestra. Along side Big Band, Claire was also a member of
Northern Ska Outfit ‘The G-Men’ performing throughout the north. The band gained notoriety throughout Europe with a special following from the good people of Germany. Claire continued her studies at Birmingham City University; here she gained her PGCE in Music for Secondary Education. Through all of this Claire has continued to teach, working with The Northern School of Music and in secondary schools across the country. Claire is a proud to say that all of her pupils have a 100% pass rate in their exams! Practical Sax and Clarinet
Claire offers lessons on saxophones and clarinet. If you want to play for fun or want to study grades, learn to play Jazz to Classical or Pop to Ska! Whether you are a beginner or have musical experience, here’s your chance to brush up your skills! Brushing up on Music Theory
Learning music theory will allow you to have a deeper understanding of music in general, whether you want to learn to improve your practical ability or help you to write your own music, as well as improvise. Following the ABRSM syllabus you will soon advance through theoretical knowledge and see an improvement in your playing. GCSE and A Level Tuition
GCSE and A level are amongst the most difficult subjects to study. Claire has experience and is fully qualified to tutor towards both qualifications across many different syllabuses. So if you’re wanting extra tuition or to brush up on your revision skills, then contact Claire to get the ball-rolling
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