Walters World of Music School.

🎶🥳 Congratulations to Alex for her first ever public performance at Fareham Festival. Well done!! 👏👏

Fareham Festival 2022 sees our classical guitar student Richard with a Distinction & a nice shiny trophy 🏆 👏🎶🥳

Congratulations to Amy on gaining her Trinity Grade 6. Full marks for her scales, technical work & performance!!🥳🎹🎶👏👏👏

Book your place for next term now. A few slots available 🎶🎵🎶
Learning to play a musical instrument may be one of the best things you ever decide to do.
Parents encourage their children to learn an instrument, for a very good reason. Studies revealed that musical training has very positive effects on the brain, both as a child and an adult. To begin or progress your musical journey please contact Louise on 07769116573
www.facebook.com/louisewalterspianoteacher
[email protected]
https://walters-world-of-music-school.business.site/

Congratulations to Rebecca for her performance at Worthing Music Festival 🥳🎉🎶

Performance hats at the ready again 🥳🎶🎶🎶

Congratulations to Sue for her performance at the Worthing Music Festival 2022🎉🎶💐

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Now taking bookings for next term!
Limited availability. Contact
WALTERS WORLD OF MUSIC SCHOOL now to secure your place.
Learning to play a musical instrument may be one of the best things you ever decide to do.
Parents encourage their children to learn an instrument, for a very good reason. Studies revealed that musical training has very positive effects on the brain, both as a child and an adult. To begin or progress your musical journey please contact Louise on 07769116573
www.facebook.com/louisewalterspianoteacher
[email protected]
https://walters-world-of-music-school.business.site/

PIANO LESSONS
Learning to play a musical instrument may be one of the best things you ever decide to do.
Parents encourage their children to learn an instrument, for a very good reason. Studies revealed that musical training has very positive effects on the brain, both as a child and an adult. To begin or progress your musical journey please contact Louise on 07769116573
Walters World of Music School.
[email protected]
https://walters-world-of-music-school.business.site/

One young student performs beautifully at a wedding this summer of 2021.

Congratulations to Seb for achieving his ABRSM Grade 5 Piano with Merit! Excellent work. 🏆👏🎶🎉

Congratulations to Sue for her amazing achievement of ABRSM Grade 4 piano with Merit 🎉🎶👏🏆 Well deserved!

Well done Howard!! ABRSM Grade 2 Merit. Another great achievement 👏👏🎶🎶

Well done Peter! A very comfortable Merit for ABRSM Grade 2 Piano🎉🎶👏👏

This term, ABRSM exams = 6 x Merits & 1 x Distinction. TRINITY exams = 1 x Merit.
Extremely proud teacher considering the majority of lessons preparing for these exams were online in lockdown. Superhero students - WELL DONE!!!👏🎶🎉🎶👏

A day of ABRSM exams today. A huge well done to everyone who took part. A big thank you to Helen Emery & Beth Emery who were the best hosts anyone could ask for. Now we wait for results.....🎶💕🎶

Beethoven Sonata in F minor Op2 No1 Full version ARSM performed live by Louise Walters

If you have a spare 20 mins & fancy a spot of Beethoven, this one is for you 🎶💕🎶

Beethoven Sonata in F minor Op2 No1 Full version ARSM performed live by Louise Walters Beethoven Sonata in F minor Op 2 No1He dedicated this composition to his teacher Joseph Hayden in 1795.Performed live by Louise Walters at Walters World of M...

Gershwin "I got rhythm" performed by Louise Walters at Walters World of Music School

Gershwin "I got rhythm" performed by Louise Walters at Walters World of Music School Gershwin - "I got rhythm" ABRSM DIPLOMA SYLLABUS for the ARSM

Well done to everyone for your amazing progress and achievements in 2020 against all odds!

It is a privilege to be a part of such a talented team of students and your musical journeys.

Looking forward to a productive musical 2021 together.

You are an inspiration to everyone around you 🎶

🥳🎉 Clarity for private music tuition, just released from the ISM:
News: Update for musicians as England enters new tier system on 2 December
26 NOVEMBER 2020

The UK government has announced that the national restrictions in England will cease on 2 December, and will return to a system of three tiers from 3 December. While there are differences in what is permitted or prohibited across these tiers, there are some elements which are common to all three. We summarise the relevant points below.

A note on private face-to-face teaching: as noted under each of the tier information below, we are interpreting all the evidence to mean that face-to-face private tuition can proceed in all tiers.

However, it is possible that individual government departments may update their advice to the contrary. If this happens we will let you know immediately.

In all tiers in England, everyone:

must wear a face covering in most indoor public settings, unless they have an exemption
should follow the rules on meeting others safely
should attend school or college as normal, unless they are self-isolating. Schools, universities, colleges and early years settings remain open in all tiers
should walk or cycle where possible, plan ahead and avoid busy times and routes when travelling
must follow the gathering limits at their tier except in specific settings and circumstances.
Tier 1: medium alert

Businesses and venues can remain open, in a COVID secure manner, other than those which remain closed by law, such as nightclubs.

There are also exemptions from gatherings limits in all tiers for work (including in other people’s homes), education (as part of a formal curriculum) and for supervised activities provided for children.

Taking all this together we believe it means private music tuition can take place in the teacher’s and pupil’s home subject to appropriate risk assessments. We are seeking clarification on whether there will be any subsequent restrictions in the guidance for out of schools settings or other relevant information.
Schools are open in all tiers and as previously, music teaching can continue, and peripatetic teachers can move between schools.
Concert halls and theatres can open, but are subject to capacity limits of 50%, or 4,000 people outdoors or 1,000 indoors (whichever is lower).
Places of worship remain open, but you must not attend or socialise in groups of more than 6 people while there, unless a legal exemption applies.
Weddings and funerals can go ahead with restrictions on numbers of attendees – 15 people can attend wedding ceremonies and receptions, 30 people can attend funeral ceremonies, and 15 people can attend linked commemorative events.
If you live in a tier 1 area and travel to an area in a higher tier you should follow the rules for that area while you are there. Avoid travel to or overnight stays in tier 3 areas other than where necessary. You can travel through other areas as part of a longer journey.
Tier 2: high alert

Businesses and venues can remain open, in a COVID secure manner, other than those which remain closed by law, such as nightclubs.

There are also exemptions from gatherings limits in all tiers for work (including in other people’s homes), education (as part of a formal curriculum) and for supervised activities provided for children.

Taking this all together we interpret this to mean that private music tuition can take place in the teacher’s and pupil’s home subject to appropriate risk assessments. We are seeking clarification on whether there will be any subsequent restrictions in the guidance for out of schools settings which may affect our understanding.
Schools are open in all tiers and as previously, music teaching can continue, and peripatetic teachers can move between schools.
Concert halls and theatres can open, but are subject to capacity limits of 50%, or 2,000 people outdoors or 1,000 indoors (whichever is lower).
Places of worship remain open, but you must not socialise with people from outside of your household or support bubble while you are indoors there, unless a legal exemption applies.
Weddings and funerals are permitted subject to restrictions on numbers of attendees – 15 people can attend wedding ceremonies and receptions, 30 people can attend funeral ceremonies, and 15 people can attend linked commemorative events such as wakes or stone settings.
If you live in a tier 2 area, you must continue to follow tier 2 rules when you travel to a tier 1 area. Avoid travel to or overnight stays in tier 3 areas other than where necessary. You can travel through other areas as part of a longer journey.
Tier 3: very high alert

Businesses and venues can remain open, in a COVID secure manner, other than those which remain closed by law, such as nightclubs.

There are also exemptions from gatherings limits in all tiers for work (including in other people’s homes), education (as part of a formal curriculum) and for supervised activities provided for children.

In this context we interpret this to mean that private teaching can take place in the teacher’s and pupil’s home subject to appropriate risk assessments. We are seeking clarification on whether there will be any subsequent restrictions in the guidance for out of schools settings which may affect our understanding.

Schools are open in all tiers and as previously, music teaching can continue, and peripatetic teachers can move between schools.
No indoor performances are permitted. Only outdoor drive-in events can take place.
Places of worship remain open, but you must not attend with or socialise with anyone outside of your household or support bubble while you are there, unless a legal exemption applies.
Weddings and funerals can go ahead with restrictions on the number of attendees. 15 people can attend wedding ceremonies. Wedding receptions are not allowed. 30 people can attend funeral ceremonies, 15 people can attend linked commemorative events.
If you live in a tier 3 area, you must avoid travelling to other parts of the UK, including for overnight stays other than where necessary, such as for work, education, etc. You can travel through other areas as part of a longer journey.

We will continue to check related guidance for any changes, and update our advice as necessary.