Julie Ainscough

Piano and Pipe Organ (all ages & levels) teacher

Based in
Leatherhead, United Kingdom
Also teaches in Surrey & Middlesex (Pipe Organ)
Julie Ainscough | Piano and Pipe Organ (all ages & levels) teacher

Rates: POA


Make an enquiry Phone: 01372 375728

Dr. Juliana M. Ainscough, LTCL (Piano Teaching), GTCL (Music, with First-class Honours), FTCL (Composition), M.Mus. (London, Composition), Ph.D. (Surrey, Composition & Research), FRCO (Mrs. J.M. Harrold).
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I can offer places to well-motivated adults and children, from absolute beginners up to those seeking music conservatoire and university entrance plus Performer's Diplomas.
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All of my piano pupils are taught on a superb Bösendorfer grand piano in my studio at Leatherhead. Organ pupils receive tuition on first-class pipe organs by Harrison & Harrison, "Father" Henry Willis, etc., in Surrey and Middlesex (particularly the Parish Church of St. Mary, Twickenham).
Piano pupils enjoy performance and social opportunities at regular soirées, where they have played on superb grand pianos by Bösendorfer, Steinway and Fazioli before an audience of fellow pupils. Adult pupils participate in residential summer schools (e.g. Chetham's) and all may compete in the Reigate & Redhill Music Festival.
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Organ pupils compete in the Croydon and Godalming music festivals with conspicuous success and often participate in the prize-winners' concerts. They are prepared for Royal College of Organists' professional diplomas and (in appropriate cases) for Oxford & Cambridge universities' college Organ Scholarships: e.g. Timothy Burke, formerly Senior Organ Scholar at Exeter College, Oxford (graduated with 1st Class Honours degree in Music and now Chorus Master at Opera North), plus Lawrence Thain (formerly Senior Organ Scholar at New College, Oxford and now Assistant Organist at Grace Episcopal Cathedral, San Francisco, USA). Former pupils in post currently as organ scholars can be found at Balliol, Brasenose, Pembroke and University colleges in the University of Oxford.
I am an ISM full member and am listed on the ISM Register of Private Professional Teachers. I have an enhanced CRB Disclosure.
* Winner of the 1978 Royal Philharmonic Society prize for composition and the 2005 University of Surrey "David Lovatt Prize for Composition".
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Website: http://www.organum.org.uk
E-mail: [email protected]

Educational history

Ph.D. in Music Composition.

Dates: 
October, 2003 - April, 2012
Institution: 
University of Surrey.
Part-time M.Phil/Ph.D. course, resulting in a portfolio of original concert music "demonstrating a contribution to culture", plus concert programme notes and composer's analytical notes and a research dissertation entitled "Olivier Messiaen: musical and symbolic aspects of three later organ cycles". The course was completed in May 2011 and graduation took place in April 2012.

Fellowship Diploma: Royal College of Organists, London.

Dates: 
June, 1999
Institution: 
Royal College of Organists, London.
Professional diploma by practical and theoretical examination.

Advanced private study of pipe organ performance.

Dates: 
October, 1984 - June, 1994
Institution: 
The late DAVID SANGER, LRAM, ARCM, FRAM, FRCO.
David was President of the Royal College of Organists, London (2009-10), a respected composer (Banks) and author of a widely-used organ tutor (Novello). An internationally-acclaimed recording and concert organist, he was also Visiting Professor of Organ at the University of Oxford, the Royal Academy of Music and the University of Cambridge and formerly Guest Professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

Master of Music (M.Mus.)

Dates: 
October, 1981 - June, 1984
Institution: 
University of London (Goldsmiths' College)
Part-time M.Mus. course by portfolio of original concert music and written examinations.

Associateship Diploma: Royal College of Organists, London.

Dates: 
June, 1981
Institution: 
Royal College of Organists, London.
Professional diploma by practical and theoretical examination.

Fellowship Diploma of Trinity College London (FTCL).

Dates: 
October, 1978 - June, 1979
Institution: 
Trinity College London
Full-time postgraduate diploma study by portfolio of original compositions and by examination. Awarded the 1978 Royal Philharmonic Society Prize for Composition.

Graduate Diploma of Trinity College London (GTCL) with First-class Honours..

Dates: 
October, 1976 - June, 1978
Institution: 
Trinity College London
Full-time first degree-equivalent course by examination, instrumental performance and portfolio of original music compositions. Awarded the 1977 John Halford Prize for Composition.

Licentiate Diploma of Trinity College London (LTCL).

Dates: 
October, 1975 - June, 1976
Institution: 
Trinity College London
Full-time diploma course in piano teaching by written examination and practical.

General Certificate of Education: "Advanced" & "Ordinary" Levels.

Dates: 
September, 1968 - July, 1975
Institution: 
The Ursuline Convent School, Wimbledon.
Secondary school.

Services

Aimed at: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced.

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ISM standard contractual terms (see http://www.organum.org.uk and http://www.ism.org for details)

Make an enquiry Phone: 01372 375728

Last login: 13 years 2 weeks ago

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