Opinion: Choosing the right repertoire for group instrumental lessons

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With the growth in popularity of group instrumental lessons, it’s never been more important to match the music to the pupil says cellist, composer and teacher Thomas Gregory

Whole-class instrumental lessons have forced a change in the way we teach that benefits both teacher and pupil alike. When I started teaching several decades ago, I remember having certain expectations based on prejudices I’d acquired, possibly from my own experience as a young pupil…

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