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Anxiety versus piano lessons!
I have had awful anxiety and was very nervous but wanted to re-kindle my love of the piano so contacted Ceinwen and she told me she teaches mindfully. I booked a one off taster lesson and that was 3 years ago! I have not done an exam but I really enjoy learning
OAP piano lessons with Ceinwen are fun - I have learnt some incredible music, taken an exam which was scary but well worth it and I am now writing music! I am nearly 70 and look forward to my lesson.
5 years ago I played jingle bells in my first lesson. I was a bag of nerves.
Being retired meant I could enjoy lessons more than when I was a child. I never thought I would still be playing and learning for so long. Thank you
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