Wanted: Bristol Bass Tutor

[renniks]

Hi,
I am moving to Bristol in July and I'm looking for my first bass tutor. I would be interested in 1 lesson a week for 1 hour.
A bit of background, I have owned my bass for 2 weeks and I'm currently learning from "Complete learn to play - bass" (link: [url="http://www.bassbooks.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=574)"]http://www.bassbooks.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=574)[/url]

I would prefer the tutor to primarily teach bass, and have a wealth of experience teaching.

Thanks ^_^

Mark

Edited May 28, 2010 by renniks

[Mr. Foxen]

Can come sit in the House of Bass for a really cheap rate, and just soak up the atmosphere. And learn why maybe you should take up a small acoustic instrument.

[renniks]

House of bass? small acoustic instrument? o.O all a bit cryptic for my liking

[Mr. Foxen]

The House of bass is a small flat occupied by two bassists and a large amount of large bass equipment. Conversation in there will include the words "bass" or "amp" in most sentences. But after next week, I'll probably be having a jobless bit, so if you want any pointers or such I'd be happy to.

[renniks]

Ahh cool cool thanks for the offer - may indeed take you up on it, hope the jobless bit doesn't last for long (unless that's what you want of course)

[bottomfeed]

Hi, I teach bass at DRUM BANK MUSIC in Bristol...
[url="http://www.drumbankmusic.co.uk/acatalog/Musical-Instrument-Tuition.html"]Drum Bank Music[/url]

& here's a bit about me...
[url="http://davesavagebassguitar.blogspot.com/"]Dave Savage[/url]

If you're interested or want to ask any questions, please use the contact details at the above site...or message me here..

Edited June 18, 2010 by bottomfeed

[renniks]

Thanks for the reply, I seem to have found someone that I'll be contacting to make sure they are available when I arrive in Bristol

[Skinz]

When I lived in Bristol, I had lessons from Graham Southcott.

I found him to quite good and not particularly expensive, either.