I-Play Music, Musical Artist Development Centre

Teaching Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Drums, Electric Guitar, Music Production, Music Theory, Piano and Vocals in Coulsdon, Surrey


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I-Play Music, Musical Artist Development Centre, has been teaching the Rockschool syllabus since 2011 and currently teaches all grades for Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Drums, Electric Guitar, Music Production, Music Theory, Piano and Vocals.

Instruments Taught

  • Acoustic Guitar
  • Bass
  • Drums
  • Electric Guitar
  • Music Production
  • Music Theory
  • Piano
  • Vocals

Taught Other Language

  • Not Specified

Certifications

  • says they have public liability insurance
  • I-Play Music, Musical Artist Development Centre has no affiliate option

I-Play Music, Musical Artist Development Centre's Fees

Fees by duration in minutes.
Area Duration Fee (Pound Sterling)
Graded Music Exam 30 min £20.00
Graded Music Exam 45 min £28.50
Graded Music Exam 60 min £36.00

Not Specified
Fees by qualification level.
Area Qualification Level Fee (Pound Sterling)
Graded Music Exam Entry Level 3 £20.00
Graded Music Exam Level 1 £36.00
Graded Music Exam Level 2 £28.50
Graded Music Exam Level 3 £20.00

I-Play Music, Musical Artist Development Centre's Contact Details

Additional Information About

Myke Masters Lewis is proud to present the musical artist development organisation I-Play Music. With a huge passion to pass on knowledge of music through the art of playing, Myke inspires individuals to grow in confidence by doing just that, playing music!

This professional multi-instrumentalist, music producer, arranger and composer that is Myke, brings to the centre many years of professional public performance experience. Individuals are in a unique position to learn from this and are able to relate and rely on his teachings, so as to add to their own performing experiences.

Myke has implemented an approved teaching style which, after many years of research and practical study, demonstrates good practice in facilitating the learning of music. Music software programmes are employed to assist with all the above. Whether it is used for fun, “Extra-Curricular” study or professional development, the results are very rewarding.

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