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Wollongong, NSW
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Young but experienced teacher of the following: Trombone Euphonium Baritone Bass Trombone Tuba Trumpet Cornet Eb Tenor Horn Theory Composition Aural Improvisation I also am available to conduct and lead bands. BIOGRAPHY Music is all consuming for talented multi-instrumentalist Des Cannings who became inspired by playing the trombone as a young teenager. He played in various bands of the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music touring nationally and internationally while still at school. He... Read more

Chasing Sound

184A Barkly Street, Footscray, VIC 3011

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Chasing Sound Music School (CSMC) is the best music tutoring school in the West, located at 184A Barkly Street Footscray. The school is professionally run and teaches the largest range of instruments in the West. Getting your music tuition at CSMS provides you with a diverse range of teachers that are all qualified in music and education. The school caters to all student ages ranging from prep school students to adults. The school enrols students for their AMEB exams and provides links to local schools... Read more

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