Unlock Your Musical Potential with our Jazz Courses and Workshops
Our tutors are accomplished jazz professionals with years of teaching experience. They are passionate about sharing their knowledge and helping students grow as musicians.
We believe in personalized attention and individualized instruction. That's why class sizes are kept small, allowing our tutors to cater to the specific needs of each student.
Our curriculum is carefully designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of jazz. From theory and improvisation to ensemble playing, our courses cover all aspects of jazz education.
What makes Mehr Clef different
Numbers are capped to 5 rhythm sections each with one pianist, guitarist, bassist, drummer, plus 2 frontline players. Small band/ensembles have their own teaching room throughout the week, fully equipped with piano (mostly grands), bass amp, drum kit, guitar amp and music stands. Also available for students' use are double bass, vibraphone, marimba and concert harp.
Vocal numbers are capped at 8. The vocal group has its own own teaching room, dedicated vocal tutor and a professional accompanist. The room is equipped with grand pianos, mics & stands, music stands and PA system.
Mehr Clef is a not-for-profit music organisation dedicated to providing high-quality jazz education for musicians. With a focus on courses and workshops, we aim to foster a love for jazz music and empower individuals to reach their full musical potential.
MEhr Clef students who gained entry to Music School, Academies and Conservatoires for degree courses
Joe started his jazz journey with Mehr Clef at the age of 14 and attended numerous courses until he moved on to study for an undergraduate degree at Trinity Laban.
Tom first came to Mehr Clef aged 13, attended numerous courses and gained and undergraduate place for jazz at the Royal Academy.
Undergraduate
Tom Ward, Drums - Royal Welsh College of Music, Cardiff
Amy Hollingsworth, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Issy Owen, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Tom Smith, Sax - Royal Academy, London
Daisie George, Bass - Royal Academy, London
Rosie Bullen, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Jack Mizzi, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Chris Ford, Trombone - Royal College of Music, London
Tom Dring, Bass - Royal Academy, London
Frankie Dodwell, Vocals - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Ellie Bignall, Vocals - Trinity Laban, London
Joe Armon-Jones, Piano - Trinity Laban, London
Ralph Wylde, Vibes - Royal Academy, London
Jack Dring, Trumpet - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Lilly Unwin, Vocals - Trinity Laban, London
Jack Perry-Cockings, Sax - Royal Welsh College of Music, Cardiff
Paul Burden, Bass - Middlesex University London
Oliver Barker, Sax - Leeds Conservatoire
Barney Lowe, Trumpet - Guildhall School of Music, London
Adam Saunders, Piano - Trinity Laban, London
Joseph Smith, Trombone - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Gabrielle Ducomble, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Louis McRae, Sax - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Carmela Corbett, Acting & Musical Theatre - Juilliard, New York
Postgraduate
Edward Wren, Piano - Royal Academy, London
Tom Wright, Drums - Trinity Laban, London
Ami Oprenova, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Harry Baker, Piano - Royal Academy, London
Matt Sulzmann, Sax - Royal Academy, London
Joanna Wallfish, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Cristina Rubio, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Maxyne Ryan, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London Rosanna Brandi, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Sabine Hadjiyeva, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Nikki Franklin, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Helen Burnett, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
Richard Rozze, Guitar - Guildhall School of Music, London
Diploma
Eliza Shaddad, Vocals - Guildhall School of Music, London
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