We all love music; it holds a power that very few things can hold in life. It can evoke memories, push us to dance, move us to tears, bring joy in the best of times and comfort us in the worst. It is something very few people can live without. Often as listeners we are powerless to it and yet there are those us who can wield its power and make it live through us in a way that cannot be imagined; we call ourselves musicians and I can tell you as one who has played for nearly ten years, performed in countless bands, written numerous songs and has earned a First Class Bachelors Degree in its study I could not begin to express how great my life has been because of it and how much of close friend music has become.
The rhythm factory music school is a relaxed way of learning a musical instrument for students of all ages and ability. Run by a group of musicians with cvs that boast work with a variety of top artists in many genres of music. Our aim is to teach students practical modern techniques that are usable straight away in a real life playing environment. If you are a parent wanting to make sure your child has a teacher who will give them the right start in music.
Bonners Music Superstore has been established for over 30 years and is one of the largest independent musical instrument retailers in the UK. We are a real shop with a 10,000sq ft showroom spread over 2 floors and 30 trained members of staff who are musicians. We sell instruments, not boxes, and can give you personal expert advice and attention. We have a limited number of allocated spaces in the driveway adjacent to our building.
Sussex Music School provides high quality music tuition both privately and in schools and nurseries across Sussex. We also deliver teacher training and one-off workshops. Our highly qualified tutors teach music to adults and children regardless of ability in a creative, enjoyable and inspirational way.
We offer a broad range of Higher and Further Education music courses - including BA Honours Degrees, nationally accredited Diplomas, Postgraduate Teaching Certificates and options for full-time and part-time study. Our professional highly vocational and real-world courses include studies in guitar, bass, drums, vocals, songwriting, music production, music business and event management. The first BIMM college opened in 2001 in Brighton.
Charanga works in very close partnership now with over 80 Music Services and Hubs in England and with large teaching organisations internationally. If you are a Music Service, Music Hub or Music School, find out how Charanga's digital programmes can support and add value to the work you do. Visit our partnerships page.
Piece by Piece Music offers fun, tailor made piano, guitar and singing lessons for all ages in the Brighton area. From beginner to advanced no matter what experience you have. Lesson plans will be made on the first session to suit your needs and learning goals. Lessons can take place in the comfort of your own home, or you can travel to your tutor.
Our starting point is always with you and what you are trying to achieve, whether music is 'just for fun' or if it's about getting ahead with the grades - we listen to our students and work out what they are aiming for and help them achieve their musical goals whatever they might be. Teachers have such a lasting influence on us so it's important to find the right person to work with.
I've been a musician for many years, originally playing bass guitar and then moving on to learn acoustic guitar, piano, drums, ukulele and most recently the double bass. Since first picking up the bass guitar my passion for music has continued to grow leading me on to study A-levels in music and music technology and gaining a first class degree in creative music and sound technology.
Maestoso Music was founded in 2002 by Paul Gregory. As a professional guitarist and teacher, Paul realised the poor choice of classical guitars available to his students. Unbelievably, they owned guitars with poor sound, inaccurate intonation and awkward actions! In quite a small way, Paul imported some guitars from Spain. He visited makers and discussed in detail how the construction might be improved.