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	Teacher Information Company Name: Dave Webster Stringed Musical Instruments Contact: Dave Webster Teacher in: Banjo, Bass, Guitar, Mandolin Description: The First Stop for Guitar Lessons in Ely and District There is no requirement to read music to start learning to play.All material is set in tablature or chord diagrams, these are simple and easy to follow. Direction obviously is given by the tutor, ongoing support via email is always available in addition to lessons. Teaching aims Enable pupils to attain their realistic personal musical ambition. Improve existing and create new skills. Maintain enthusiasm for their chosen instrument. Inspire the individual to create their own musical material and arrangements, if so desired. Dave Webster, Guitar/Banjo/Bass teacher has been CRB checked, disclosure number 001052406277 - Enhanced Disclosure - This certificate can be viewed on request. Taught at Location: Studio Tuition Hours: Flexible - email or call for details. Address: 12,Marroway Lane Witchford Ely Cambs Town/City: Ely County: Cambridgeshire Telephone: 01353 669088 Mobile: 07812 985296 Web: guitarbassbanjo.co.uk Send a Private Email     You can go back to the Search Results Ask Our Experts Do You Need Qualifications to Be a Music Therapist? Formal Lessons Beginner's Teething Troubles Buying A Secondhand Instrument Changing Teachers Cost of Music Lessons Group Lessons: Suzuki Method Helping Kids Learn and Behave Through Music How To Choose A Music Teacher Learning Other Musical Styles Making Progress Motivating Kids to Stick At It! Taking Up a New Instrument History of Music The History of Blues The History of Classical Music The History of Folk Music The History of Hip-Hop The History of Jazz Music The History of Opera The History of Pop Music The History of Reggae The History of Rock Music Learning an Instrument Beginner's Teething Troubles Buying A Secondhand Instrument Choosing Your Instrument How to Be a DJ How to Play Brass Instruments How to Play Drums and Percussion How to Play Electric Bass How to Play Guitar How to Play Strings How To Play The Harmonica How to Play The Keyboard How to Play Woodwind How to Read Music Looking After Your Instrument Making Progress Practising Your Instrument Programming Your Music CD Taking Up a New Instrument Taking Up a New Instrument as an Adult Making Music Equipment for Making Music Finding a Gig Finding Sheet Music & Music Books Forming a Band How to Play Guitar How to Write Music Influential Music Learning Other Musical Styles Music Notation Software Playing Other Styles Of Music Playing With Others Recording at Home Rehearsing With Your Band Song Arranging Songwriting Working With The Engineer Music Exams Graded Music Exams Training For a Music Exam Music Qualifications Finding Sheet Music & Music Books Folk Music Degree Going Further - Music College and University What Qualifications Should a Teacher Have? Performing Becoming a Professional Musician Getting a Gig For Your Band How to Write Music Singing in a Choir Producing a CD Finding a Manufacturer Publishing Your Songs Selling Your CD Your Music CD: Artwork Recognising Genres All About The Orchestra All About World Music Influential Music Playing Other Styles Of Music Teacher Information Additional Learning Aids Changing Teachers Helping Kids Learn and Behave Through Music Music in Schools Music Lesson Scam Music Therapy For Special Needs Spot the Scam: A Music Teacher Checklist What Qualifications Should a Teacher Have? Understanding Theory Learning About Intervals and Scales Learning Music Theory Music Theory in Practice Using a Studio Mastering the Album Mixing Down the Music Tracks Music Studio Software Selecting a Recording Studio Song Arranging The Mechanics of Recording The Producer Working With The Engineer Site Information About Our Site Contact Us Disclaimer Notice IP & Copyright Notice Link To Us RSS News Feed Tell Us Your Story Terms of Use and Privacy Notice Use Our Content Readers Comments To receive the monthly MusicLessonsOnline newsletter please enter your email address in the box below: