Georgina Whitehead

MMus, First Class BMus (Hons), LTCL, FISM

Professional Live Music Inquiries for Violin / Guitar
Southern UK Area.

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Georgina Whitehead’s Blog: CSA Inquiry

‘Just wanted to say thanks for all that you do. It matters.’ Anita Smith Certified Clinical Trauma & Loss Specialist. Detroit, MI/NYC For a week that has been explosive for survivors of abuse in the UK press regarding the #CSAinquiry it’s very hard not to take a ‘back seat’. Through the week I received two thank you notes one of which is above, and from when I look back a few years ago this would have been a sector I could only have ever dreamt to look up to, let alone be part of. Considering my training was in only […]

Georgina Whitehead’s Blog: How to be a Happy Musician

Being a happy musician is always a top priory in  Georgina’s teaching and work. How to be a happy guitarist: Have fun – huh what’s fun? yes, why not? Keep stress under control or it ends up as a whirlwind in your head distracting you, like a blizzard outside your home. Keep tasks simple Enjoy the process of learning, treat it like an adventure. Push forward even when at time that’s hard. Eat cookies Eat some more cookies. Celebrate successes no matter how small they may seem, to someone they may be hurdles. Find support. Take breaks to avoid burnout. […]

University of Roehampton research performance

Absolute duo will be taking part in an concert performance observation led by a representative of the musicology department at University of Roehampton to form part of Music in hospitals research into the therapeutic benefits of live music for people with dementia.

Georgina Whitehead’s Blog: 5 Tips to Finding a Tip Top Music Teacher

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Searching for a new music teacher for yourself or your child can be a daunting task. Here are 5 tips to assist with your search for a music tutor: 1. Check the teacher is qualified and CRB checked in your chosen instrument discipline. 2. Book a trial lesson to ‘test the water’ , ask to sit in the lesson if it’s your child’s lesson. 3. Ask the teacher if they are member of a musicians union. 4. Ask for references from the tutor if you still feel uncertain. 5. Try a few teachers in your local area before committing to […]

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