I am a fun and enthusiastic teacher with over 10 years of private and school teaching experience, from beginner level to grade 8 standard and beyond. I have experience with all ages and musical abilities and have always had fantastic results. In this time I have prepared students for Jazz and classical graded exams, prepared students for music conservatoire auditions, taught jazz improvisation and theory, worked on aural training and have taught general theory and harmony.

I am also a very experienced performer and band leader and composer, with two critically acclaimed records under my own name. Some of my performing, touring and recording
credentials include:

Kylie Minogue, Jamie Cullum, Gregory Porter, TLC, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Imelda May, Ronnie Wood, Gary Barlow, Wet Wet Wet, Heritage Orchestra, Candi Staton, David Foster, Beverley Knight, John Newman, Ella Eyre, Jessie Ware, Julian Marley, Freddie Mcgreggor, Maxi Priest, The BBC Proms, Ronnie Scott’s Allstars, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra, Ben Sidran, U.K. Apache, General Levy, Submotion Orchestra, Outlook Orchestra, Ronan Keating, Blue, Peter Andre, Mulatu Astatke, Mica Paris, Brian McKnight, Tom Chaplin (Keane), Anne-Marie, Clare Teal, Sheridan Smith, The Vamps, Il Divo, The Heliocentrics, Elaine Delmar, Alan Skidmore, Eric Alexander, Joe Sanders, Willie Jones III, Dan Nimmer, Gary Husband, Dick Pearce, Norma Winstone and Jim Mullen.

I am a multi-instrumentalist, Composer, & Teacher based in North London. I have played the saxophone for over 20 years honing my skills by playing in many original projects and recording with some of the UK’s finest musicians. I am almost entirely self-taught on the saxophone and started out improvising at blues jams. I have played at many blues festivals and am recognized on the Blues Scene in the UK and internationally. I have also led Saxophone workshops for Yamaha Store, London.

I have performed internationally and played in many venues and festivals across the UK including Ronnie Scott’s, The Isle of White festival, Broadstairs Blues Festival, The Spice of Life, Troy Bar, The Vortex, Hackney Empire, The blues Kitchens, The Colston Hall, The Jazz Cafe, BIC, The Old Duke plus many big festivals such as Africa on the square (30,000 people) etc.

I have played and/or recorded with many leading artists including: The Drezone (Multi -instrumentalist, Funk musician), Katie Bradley (Leading blues Artist), Isobel Thatcher (leading Americana Artist), Rick Leon James, David Mrakpor, Jon Onabowu (Cosmic Fusion), Felix Rabin, Dennis Greaves (Nine below zero, Dave Ferra, Ray Drury, Michael Wedgwood, Jim Ferrie, Robin Bibi, Colin Edwin (porcupine Tree), Jimmy Keegan (Spocks Beard), Matthew Richards, Tim Madden, Todd Sharpville, Michael Barnes,

1-2-1 Lessons: For children from 8 years onwards and Adults.

My lessons are ideally suited to for students who are new to the saxophone and will help address all the common issues that are faced when starting out playing. These lessons are interactive and will help the student to develop confidence whilst having fun playing music. I am of course happy to continue teaching students to a more advanced level specifically catering to their individual goals and needs. I can also happily teach early Grades through ABRSM. These lessons can take place at your home, online or at Muswell Hill (hired room).

“Great teacher with the ability to make it fun from the start. Learning while having the joy of playing music” Barteld Timmermans

“Dom has been a wonderful teacher to our son, since day one, for over two years. While working in the acquisition of the technical skills, he has carefully selected tunes that were both challenging but also fun. Dom has always been very good at responding to our requests and adapting to our sons needs and interests. We highly recommend him!” Maryse

Hello there

I’ve performed with Prince, Amy Winehouse, Beverley Knight, Steve Cropper and many others. I’m in the official Rehab video, and Legend alongside Duffy. Please fell free to look me up on youtube, bandcamp, patreon, any social media or my website www.aaronliddard.com

My approach is student orientated. Its a mixture of formal and informal, working on strength and weaknesses. We will improve your abilities through varied approaches. Generally I’m searching for what works best for you.

I studied teaching gaining a FAETC which is a compressed PGCE.
I’m teaching on Zoom and during normal times I teach from my music studio.
I also teach at Hillyfield Academy in Walthamstow.
I can put you in for grades but only when I feel you’re ready.

Please read my testimonials:

Fatima Date: April 2020
My son has been playing the piano since he was 2 but it was since the last few years has his musical abilities truly unfolded – all thanks to being tutored by Mr. Liddard, who is one of the most accomplished piano teachers that I have met. His teaching style deploys multiple approaches making it fun and productive at the same time. Within a year or so of tutoring, my son has managed to pass his first few Grade exams achieving a Merit and a Distinction – all thanks to the tailored piano tutoring, support and encouragement of Mr. Liddard. My son now has a much greater understanding and appreciation of the instrument. Mr. Liddard has also invested in understanding and getting to know my son and subsequently, the one-to-one tutoring has been immensely beneficial and productive. And even now that we are in lockdown, my son still receives his piano lessons via an online platform where Mr. Liddard has been able to adapt his approach to suit the current climate. We are so happy and proud of our son’s achievement – but the path to being a great pianist is synonymous to having that great piano teacher who will lead the way. I absolutely recommend Mr. Liddard.

Lee Date: April 2020
Aaron has been teaching my son for two years now, and we couldn’t be happier with the progress he has made during this time, and the support that Aaron has given him with his music generally. Aside from being a genuinely nice bloke with a great manner with his pupils, Aaron has a wealth of experience both as a teacher and as an extremely successful jazz musician. My son comes out of every lesson genuinely gushing about what he’s learnt and excited to get on and put it into practise. It’s great to see him so inspired by his lessons. His playing has drastically improved during this time, as has his confidence, and he has developed a genuine love for everything jazz, including scales and theory, which I did not think possible. Every lesson is structured around the individual pupil’s needs, with focus on specific strengths and weaknesses rather than following a generic inflexible programme. My son thinks he wants to pursue a career in music, and the advice Aaron has been able to give him in this regard has been invaluable. Of the many music teachers my kids have had for the instruments they play, Aaron stands miles apart in offering a superior level of teaching.

Simon Date: April 2020
I came to the sax very late, but was always an instrument I wanted to play. I tried a couple of local teachers that were ok, but approached lessons in a very formulaic way. Progress was painfully slow and dull. There had to be another way, so I sought out a performer, a master, in the hope of persuading them to teach. I found Aaron, with his wealth of experience, my first lesson was inspirational, he somehow manages to lift the vail on the world of music and within a year I was playing with bands and performing myself. The amount learned from one lesson with Aaron is worth many lessons with a local music teacher with each lesson building and improving your skills and adding to your confidence to play. I now play with many bands and have performed hundreds of gigs! He really is the Yoda of the jazz stick!

I have been a professional musician for many years and have played on numerous recording sessions and films and tv series over the years and many west end theatre productions, so I have had a lot of experience in both playing and teaching

I am exceptionally passionate about teaching as evidenced by my 10 years of teaching experience working in secondary, primary and music school settings. By being part of music services, I have gained a lot of knowledge and experience in the way the lessons are delivered and in addition what is expected in the classroom setting. Therefore, I feel that I am a strong candidate for this program.

My career began at a very early age in music school. I went from conservatoire and then later attended university of arts in Lithuania.  I was always passionate about music in my childhood and was fortunate enough to have very supportive parents, who were themselves musicians and taught me to play various instruments. Even though I am trained as a professional saxophone player, I also learnt to play piano, clarinet and flute to a very high standard. This was partly because I enjoyed the sound of these instruments and partly because I was always motivated to learn something new. I strongly believe that my broad education, natural interest in my subject and versatile approach in teaching methods are essential to a successful music teaching career.

I discovered my interest in teaching straight after I graduated from university. I was appointed to work in one of Lithuanian music schools and soon realised that teaching was what I meant to be doing and found it very rewarding. It gives me pleasure seeing pupils progressing in their chosen subject and the positive influence I could make for their future development. As a result, I started to volunteer as a teaching assistant in a UK primary school. This experience was an eye opener into Britain’s education system and strengthened my knowledge in the curriculum. Later I was appointed to work in one of the music services as a peripatetic music tutor of woodwind and piano/keyboard. I had an opportunity to work with pupils from different backgrounds in secondary and primary school settings. Including one to ones, small groups and whole class settings.
Last year I joined a teaching musician course in Trinity Laban conservatoire, which was a great opportunity to enhance my current education and strengthen my teaching skills. I strongly believed that a good music teacher should be actively participate in musical activities. Therefore, I decided to become a member of a wind orchestra, join a few bands, sing in a choir, write my own pieces of music and make arrangements for the orchestra and choir.

I really enjoy working with young people as it has broadened my experience and taught me class management skills into what makes a successful lesson. I believe that engaging with every individual, facilitating people with SEN, organising various activities, presenting material in a methodical and interesting way are what makes a good lesson. It also encourages individuals to thrive in their education. I believe that engagement is important because it is a key tool to ensure learning occurs and it reduces poor student behaviours by keeping them interested in their learning.

My name is Rich Muscat and I’m a professional Saxophonist based in London. I perform frequently at venues and festivals in the U.K and Europe.

I’ve been playing the Saxophone for 20 years and I studied Jazz Music at Middlesex University and the University of New Orleans

I’m a very patient teacher and understand that everyone learns in their own unique way. I am happy to listen to your goals and aspirations and plan the lessons to fulfil these. I teach all Saxophones, Clarinet and the Flute in any style but I specialise in Jazz.

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I am a young and friendly professional musician currently available to teach saxophone and/or improvisation to students of all ages and standards, and have a wealth of experience as an educator, including :

-Woodwind Tutor at Abercorn School (since 2017)
-Course Tutor for Mehr Clef Summer School (2018,2019, 2020)
-Peripatetic “Jazz Specialist” at Brentwood School (2016-18)
-Ronnie Scott’s “Big Band In A Day” workshop leader (2017)
-Tutor for “Jazz Rehearsals London” (since 2015)

I believe the best route to progress is to enjoy playing and practicing our instruments, and with that in mind I always aim to tailor lessons to the individual needs and wants of each student. I am comfortable working towards grade exams or music medals, but am also happy to structure lessons more freely towards your personal goals.

As a jazz musician, I am able to incorporate harmony/improvisation/composition into lessons if desired, alongside work on reading, fundamentals of the instrument etc. I am also ideally placed to assist advanced students in their preparation for music college auditions – having myself studied at the Royal Academy of Music, and subsequently sat in the band for the audition process.

Some of my past students have gone on to study at Birmingham Conservatoire, Berklee College (US), and the NYJC summer school.

I am a proficient jazz pianist and am able to accompany students in a jazz setting.

I am the author of of The Jazz Method For Saxophone, which has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide and been translated into several different languages.

I have over forty years experience teaching all saxophones, clarinet and flute, both privately and in schools. I teach all styles and aspects of music, including reading, theory, harmony and improvisation. I welcome enthusiastic students of all ages and abilities.

I am a clarinet, saxophone, recorder and bassoon teacher based in Haringey. I have done a music degree as well as a composition degree, and am well-placed to therefore teach composition, theory and arranging too. I always want to encourage students to enjoy themselves and to make the most of their lesson time, and I love working with students to help them achieve their musical ambitions.

As I have a large amount of ensemble experience I am able to help students with both solo and ensemble repertoire – I work with ensembles at Haringey Music Service so have experience working with children as well as adults.

I am currently a 3rd year studying student at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. I discipline in Jazz Saxophone however over the years I have also learnt Drumming, Percussion, Piano, Clarinet and Flute. I have also studied composition with the likes of Barak Schmool and Trish Clowes.

I have around 3-4 years of teaching experience with students aged 6-72. Previously I taught in the Allegro Music academy handling around 30 students per week. When I came to Guildhall I took a 2 year break from teaching in order to focus on my own musical development and to learn disciplines such as composition and second woodwind instruments in more depth. Since then I have started to get back into teaching with a much more developed and engaging teaching style.

I am able to teach all of the above instruments in both classical and jazz disciplines as well as contemporary and popular.

I am a passionate, hardworking performer and teacher having graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama studying Saxophone, Clarinet and Flute attaining a First-Class degree. I love teaching and have taught a range of ages and abilities for the past six years. As well as having my own private students I am a woodwind teacher at schools in Swiss Cottage and Camden. I always aim to tailor lessons to the individuals needs, whether that be for personal goals or graded exams. I am happy to teach a variety of genres, including Classical, Jazz, Pop.

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Hello! I`m Nick and I`m a professional musician, composer and teacher who has been working in the industry for over 12 years.

I predominately teach saxophone and guitar to beginner and intermediate pupils but have taken many of my pupils up to grade 8 and beyond. I am a friendly, supportive and patient teacher and am able to adapt my teaching to the musical tastes and goals of my pupils (I mostly play jazz, funk, soul, latin, folk, rock etc. but am also able to accommodate players who wish to play classical music too).

I gig regularly with various bands including The Groove Giants and Latimo and have a 1st Class Honours degree in music composition from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Samson graduated from Hong Kong Polytechnic University with a Master and Bachelor degree and is interested in jazz and classical music performance.  He has performed in shows in universities and schools in Hong Kong. Samson has played saxophone for over 30 years and plays different types of saxophones (alto and soprano) and would like to teach beginners and learners for fun.  He also plays piano and passed ABRSM performance grade 6 recently.  He has achieved distinction in grade 5 ABRSM music theory and so could also teach music theory for beginners. Samson can speak in Cantonese, Mandarin and English to suit the students with their language needs.

The lessons can be tailored according to the needs of the individual students, especially for beginners who want to get a taste of saxophone and piano playing and to get an idea of music theory.

I am a 24 year old professional Saxophonist and have completed my undergraduate of Jazz at the Guildhall School of Music and drama. I will be attending Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in September 2023 to gain my Masters of Music qualification. I have been performing and teaching all over the UK, Europe and SouthEast Asia since 2017 gaining a wealth of knowledge in music, world music and the theory of music. Notable performances include Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, Glastonbury festival, European tours, several performances in Singapore and Malaysia, various big band projects and the London EFG Jazz Festival. At Guildhall I had lessons from the likes of Trish Clowes, Ian Ballamy, Jean Toussaint, Brandon Allen, Malcolm Miles, Stuart Hall, Malcolm Edmonstone, Ines Loubet and Matt Skelton. During this time I also participated in small band projects and big band ensembles being taught by industry professionals such as Scott Stroman and Gareth Lockrane.

Teaching experience I have includes teaching up to 30 students 1-1 per week aged between 6 and 72, putting on masterclasses in primary and secondary schools across the UK and running ensemble masterclasses for GCSE and AS level students. Teaching is such a fundamental part of being a musician and transferring knowledge onto all different types of people is something that brings high rewards. Watching a student of any age progress in their chosen instrument at whichever pace they are comfortable with is a crucial step in my teaching.

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Are you looking for saxophone lessons in London? Look no further! I am a qualified Saxophone Teacher with a degree from the prestigious Royal Academy of Music in London. With over a decade of teaching experience, I cater to all skill levels, ensuring your journey to saxophone mastery is both enjoyable and rewarding.

Why Choose Me as Your Saxophone Teacher?

1 – Experience: With over a decade of teaching experience, I’ve helped numerous students unlock their musical potential.

2 – DBS Checked: Your safety matters. I have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance.

3 – Customized Lessons: I tailor lessons to your unique needs and preferences, whether you’re into jazz, classical, funk, pop, rock, or any other style.

4 – Music Grades ABRSM: If you’re interested in taking music exams, I can prepare you for the Associated Board of the Royal  Schools of Music ABRSM or Trinity (Grades 1 to 8). I maintain a 100% pass rate with my students.