• • • Music Lessons • • •
Piano • Singing • Organ • Theory • Aurals
Fergus Black is a music teacher and performer who lives and works in Peterborough in the UK.
• one-to-one tuition •
• over ten years experience •
• excellent exam results •
• students have gone on to Chetham’s and the Purcell Music Schools •
• references provided •
He works largely to the Associated Board syllabus. The students he coaches are all ages - from seven-year-old children to adults - and all levels (see here for a profile of his students): all have an enthusiasm to learn, which he finds infectious.
Matisse - The Piano Lesson
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund © 2010 Succession H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
The Peterborough Evening Telegraph described him as an 'inspirational teacher' when he was nominated for a 'Pride in Peterborough' Award.
He has extensive teaching experience, and has trained both children and adults for competition, music exams, auditions, school and college music entrance exams, and concert performances.
Fergus himself, knows how to pass exams successfully: he took his letters in music in 1999. Rather longer ago, when he was at school, he was awarded the Sheila Mossman Prize for the highest marks in the UK for his piano Grade VIII exam. In 2006 he undertook a week of training with the Associated Board, focussing on how grade exams are administered and marked, and how examiners assess the performances they hear.
To qualify as a member of the Private Teachers’ Section of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the professional body for private music teachers in the UK, Fergus had to demonstrate qualifications, experience and a professional approach.
He has extensive teaching experience, and has trained both children and adults for competition, music exams, auditions, school and college music entrance exams, and concert performances.
Fergus himself, knows how to pass exams successfully: he took his letters in music in 1999. Rather longer ago, when he was at school, he was awarded the Sheila Mossman Prize for the highest marks in the UK for his piano Grade VIII exam. In 2006 he undertook a week of training with the Associated Board, focussing on how grade exams are administered and marked, and how examiners assess the performances they hear.
To qualify as a member of the Private Teachers’ Section of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the professional body for private music teachers in the UK, Fergus had to demonstrate qualifications, experience and a professional approach.
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