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About Graham Rix
Graham was a scholar and prize winner at both the Royal College of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where he studied with Mary Peppin and most notably, with Joan Havill. Since graduating in 1985 he has played all over the UK and Europe embracing many different styles and genres of music. As well as performing Graham has evolved as a much in demand workshop leader. His experience encompasses ten years of workshops in prisons and in addition workshops in hospices and working with people who have dementia and other people of all ages whose lives and circumstances are challenging in some way. He trained for nine years with the British Suzuki Music Association to become a level 5 Suzuki piano teacher and now teaches throughout the UK and Europe both online and in person. As a former member of Pianocircus, multi-piano music and contemporary music feature in Graham's activities as a musician.
Qualifications:
Graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GGSM)
British Suzuki Institute (BSI) level 5
Instrument: Piano, Music Theory, Composition, Aural Training
Suzuki Piano Teacher (children)
Traditional Piano Teacher (advanced children & adults)
Genre/Style(s): Mainly Classical & Contemporary but also Theatre, Film, Cocktail Jazz, Pop,
Ability Levels: Beginners to Advanced
2012 finalist in the London Open Piano Competition.
2013 EPTA (UK) Composition Competition: 2nd Prize for "Danza"
2014/15 EPTA (UK) Composition Competition: 1st Prize for "A Sad Simple Sarabande"
I teach at home and online (Zoom, Skype or Facetime usually). My home studio is close to Eastry & Woodnesborough and covers areas including Canterbury, Sandwich, Woodnesborough, Deal, Dover, Wingham, Ramsgate, Ashford and surrounding areas. With children I usually teach the Suzuki method but in addition I teach traditional piano to very advanced children and adults. I tend to have availability during the daytime on weekdays, especially for advanced students.
Recent successes include students accepted at Yehudi Menuhin School, Royal College of Music (jnr. dep.), Guildhall School of Music (jnr. dep.) and music scholarships to London Schools.
SUZUKI PIANO
I teach children using the Suzuki method which has produced numerous world-class performers and has brought the many life enhancing skills associated with music and music making to several gen...
Qualifications:
Graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (GGSM)
British Suzuki Institute (BSI) level 5
Instrument: Piano, Music Theory, Composition, Aural Training
Suzuki Piano Teacher (children)
Traditional Piano Teacher (advanced children & adults)
Genre/Style(s): Mainly Classical & Contemporary but also Theatre, Film, Cocktail Jazz, Pop,
Ability Levels: Beginners to Advanced
2012 finalist in the London Open Piano Competition.
2013 EPTA (UK) Composition Competition: 2nd Prize for "Danza"
2014/15 EPTA (UK) Composition Competition: 1st Prize for "A Sad Simple Sarabande"
I teach at home and online (Zoom, Skype or Facetime usually). My home studio is close to Eastry & Woodnesborough and covers areas including Canterbury, Sandwich, Woodnesborough, Deal, Dover, Wingham, Ramsgate, Ashford and surrounding areas. With children I usually teach the Suzuki method but in addition I teach traditional piano to very advanced children and adults. I tend to have availability during the daytime on weekdays, especially for advanced students.
Recent successes include students accepted at Yehudi Menuhin School, Royal College of Music (jnr. dep.), Guildhall School of Music (jnr. dep.) and music scholarships to London Schools.
SUZUKI PIANO
I teach children using the Suzuki method which has produced numerous world-class performers and has brought the many life enhancing skills associated with music and music making to several gen...
