Violin Teachers in Chelmsford
GLYNN FREEMAN
Piano, Keyboard, Violin & Theory - Individual Lessons
Glynn commenced his music studies on the piano at age 7 first with his mother, nd then Lily Martin, going on to pass grade 8 with distinction at 16. He was also a regular prize winner at the local music festivals nd as a result was invited by singing teacher Freda Parry to accompany some of her solo students during rehearsals and performances. Glynn teaches piano up to grade 8 and violin and theory to grade 5 and, over the years, has presented hundreds of successful candidates for their ABRSM exams. He enjoys teaching all ages and abilities and always tries to accommodate individual musical tastes and preferences. He also makes time to learn new music both for himself and accompaniments for instrumentalists and singers.
"As a teacher it is important to keep ones own technique up to scratch" he says.
JULIET GEE
Piano, Violin & Theory - Individual Lessons
Juliet started violin and piano lessons at the age of seven with her mother (also a music teacher and graduate from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama). At thirteen she won a music scholarship to Queens College, Taunton and, at fifteen, won the Vicars Close prize by the ABRSM for gaining the highest mark in the country for grade seven violin. Also at fifteen, Juliet passed grade eight piano and at seventeen passed grade eight violin with distinction. She went on to study at Trinity College of Music, London - first study violin, second study piano.
Juliet moved to Chelmsford in September 2018 from Sheffield
where she worked as a violin and piano teacher and had violin lessons
with Lyn Fletcher - Leader of the Halle Orchestra.
Juliet looks forward to passing on her enjoyment of her instruments to her students and looks forward to creating individual learning plans to suit each and every one!
