Music schools in UK, preferably London

[mad_hungarian]

Hey all UK residents!

What do you think the music schools that teach bass guitar in the UK are? I am especially interested in London.

Thank you!
MH

[philbell1978]

Depends what music your looking to study. The good ones for jazz are The Royal Academy, The Guild Hall, Trinity, Middlesex. Also Birmingham conservatoire is good.

Phil.

[mad_hungarian]

Phil,

Thanks for the answer! Actually, I was also interested in schools that teach other music as well ("pop" but this covers a lot of ground)... kind of like The Collective in New York, where you have a lot of styles, not just jazz.

[StuZen]

If you're looking to study a diverse amount of styles and techniques for bass and more in a relaxed environment the London Contempory Centre for Music (supported my Middlesex) may be something to check out. I'm doing a performance workshop there right now and its a lot of fun

search LCCM online

[mad_hungarian]

Hey man,

Thanks! Actually, I am not looking for places to study but to teach

MH

Originally Posted by StuZen

If you're looking to study a diverse amount of styles and techniques for bass and more in a relaxed environment the London Contempory Centre for Music (supported my Middlesex) may be something to check out. I'm doing a performance workshop there right now and its a lot of fun

search LCCM online

[J-B'ass]

Check out the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance in north London: www.icmp.co.uk
I'm studying there now and it's a really cool place, the teachers are great people.

[Daveelvy]

Hey,
The London Music School (www.tlms.co.uk) is where I studied a few years ago. Smaller, independent place, if you prefer that sort of environment. Presume they still teach the varied curriculum they did when I was there.