Online teachers in oboe
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Judy, a graduate of Royal Academy of Music London, is an experienced international professional orchestral and chamber musician who is also a passion... read more
Josh is a freelance musician & teacher based in Liverpool having completed his Advanced Postgraduate Diploma at the Royal Northern College of Music in... read more
Anna is a violinist, composer and singer based in Newcastle. She comes from a classically trained background with many years of experience playing va... read more
Kristen Cooke is an oboe teacher and performer based in Glasgow. Originally from Canada, she has been teaching the oboe privately for over ten years. ... read more
Gaynor is a passionate musician who wishes to share and pass on her passion to anyone who wants to learn about music and oboe. Dynamic, enthusiastic, ... read more
Mana is a freelance oboist based in Cheshire. Originally from Tokyo, she moved to the UK aged 13 to study at Chetham's School of Music. Her further tr... read more
Michael Lawlor is a multi-talented musician, playing and teaching a wide variety of instruments, covering both woodwind and brass. He has played at S... read more
*CURRENTLY ONLY TAKING BOOKINGS FOR LESSONS BEFORE 3PM MONDAY-FRIDAY DUE TO DEMAND* Alx teaches PIANO, SINGING and OBOE, but it doesn't stop there.... read more
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Pride month is over. The rainbow flags have been neatly folded away, the glitter and ticker-tape washed from the streets by summer showers. But the issues facing millions of LGBTQ+ people are still... Read more
