Andy Crowley
Qualifications:
Working musician with Function Band ‘Northern Vinyl’
Degree: BSc Music Production with Honours A Level: Music Technology
GCSE’s in: Music and Expressive Performing Arts inc. performance
Equivalent Grade 5 music theory
Experience:
4 years experience teaching privately and peripatetically in Leeds. One to one tuition, pair of students or large groups at a time are welcome. Weekly lessons have consistently been given to students from the age of 6 to those in their 60s, people from all walks of life and backgrounds.
Teaching Style:
Lessons are relaxed, structured and enjoyable; guided by where you want to go and what you want to achieve.
Syllabi:
Andy’s tried and tested beginners and intermediates course which doubles up as a songbook that gives a students a choice of song to build into their repertoire. Technique and music theory is integrated with practical song examples. RGT guitar grade books are used as a guide to mark the students progress. It is also encouraged that the student will record some of their repertoire at Andy's home teaching studio in lesson time as a record and memento of their achievements.
Specialties:
Rock/ Indie (Classic and Modern) Blues (Lead and rhythm) Acoustic (Strumming and fingerpicking)
Other Services, Areas of Knowledge & Musicianship:
Andy, who is lead singer in his successful wedding and function band, also teaches singing, bass guitar, how to sing and play at the same time, and piano/ keyboard up to grade 6.
Teaching location:
A dedicated teaching room in the tutors semi detached home in Headingley, large enough for group lessons of 4 students at a time; or the students home.
Lesson Prices:
| Lesson Length | 30 min | 1 hour |
| Price at my location | £12 | £24 |
Current Offers / Discounts: First Lesson FREE!
"Andy has been an excellent help in teaching me the basics of the guitar. With an informative, informal approach, he splits the lessons up superbly with technical tutoring and practical song learning helping you to play some of your favourite riffs."
- Iain, 32, accountant
"Hi my name is Martin and at the age of 51 decided to learn the acoustic guitar. I tried to teach myself but was making very slow progress. I had a lesson with Andy just to see if it would suit me. I found Andy to be very relaxed and enthusiastic tailoring the lesson to my pace. I have improved with every lesson going away each time with songs to practice on. Because I work shifts my lesson can be weeks apart and on different days but Andy always sorts me out and is only an e-mail away."
- Martin Lane, 51