Professional tuition - double bass specialist, SE London or Skype

[chrkelly]

[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Fully qualified with a BMus degree in double bass and LRAM teaching diploma both from the Royal Academy of Music. Extensive gigging & recording experience with many major label artists, orchestras & West End shows. Teaching experience includes the bass guitar teacher job at Marlborough College & various school workshops with the likes of Britten Sinfonia & the Aurora Orchestra. Fully CRB checked. I do both double bass and bass guitar lessons in any style of music & tailor lessons around each student's specific needs. [/font][/size]
[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]A brief CV can be found at [url="http://maslink.co.uk/client-directory?client=KELLC1&instrument=DOUBL1"]http://maslink.co.uk...strument=DOUBL1[/url]

Price is £30 per hr or £20 per 1/2hr & I'm based just off the S circular in Catford, London SE6

Can also do Skype lessons if you're too far away.

Get in touch if you're interested.

Cheers,
Chris[/font][/size]

Edited January 11, 2016 by chrkelly

[chrkelly]

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[chrkelly]

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[ardi100]

I had a lesson with Chris and it was fab, started to sort out my suspect technique in one easy step!!

He's a very relaxed teacher who listened to what I needed and responded accordingly. Recommended.

[chrkelly]

Cheers for the recommendation matey, much appreciated

[Feelgood]

I met up with Chris a little while ago for a few lessons (electric bass). A really nice guy, he has a wealth of knowledge and as a working bass player is also able to give an interesting insight into the world of the professional musician. He has a very broad musical repertoire so whatever you're playing Chris will help you nail it!

[chrkelly]

quite free at the mo bump

[jskey]

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[quote name='chrkelly' post='908924' date='Jul 29 2010, 09:32 AM']quite free at the mo bump [/quote]

[Beedster]

[quote name='chrkelly' post='908924' date='Jul 29 2010, 09:32 AM']quite free at the mo bump [/quote]

How does Canterbury figure on your teaching map Chris?

[chrkelly]

[quote name='Beedster' post='934297' date='Aug 23 2010, 11:06 PM']How does Canterbury figure on your teaching map Chris?[/quote]

Hi Chris, afraid it's a bit far to come for one lesson. If you're ever in London though feel free to pop in, I'm just a 15min train journey out of London Bridge.

[chrkelly]

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[chrkelly]

Hi Guys,

I'm finally back at home now after a couple of months on tour. I anyone fancies a lesson get in touch, I've got plenty of free time at the mo.

Cheers,
Chris

[chrkelly]

Hi guys,

I've just taken on a tour around the UK that will last over a year and really want to keep up my teaching. I'll be spending around a month in each city so if anyone fancies a couple of lessons from a fulltime working pro without travelling too far, get in touch. 1st stop on the tour is Plymouth till the end of the month, then Manchester until 19th May.

Cheers,
Chris

[chrkelly]

Now Bristol based until 30th June

[BassBod]

Well, I'm very tempted - my attempts at arco over the years have been truly terrible. My wife thought the boiler was dead when she heard my first efforts.

I'm in France for the next few days, but then back to Brizzle..lets see if I've got any cash left when I get back

[MandShef]

Chris, will your tour include Sheffield?

[chrkelly]

Afraid not but will be just up the road in Leeds 9th Aug to 15th Sep.

[MandShef]

Thanks, I'll have a think about it, tho' was hoping for a lesson a bit more local. Good luck with your tour.

Edited June 29, 2012 by MandShef

[chrkelly]

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[chrkelly]

I've a few spaces available over the next few months. If anyone's interested send me a pm & we can sort something out.

[chrkelly]

Bump for a typical muso's January. Plenty of free time at the mo.

[chrkelly]

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[Buzzy]

PM sent

[chrkelly]

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[chrkelly]

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