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Davies Music School

2 Marche Crt, Hoppers Crossing, VIC 3029
40-50 km from South Geelong

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Hi we are a large music school with 3 main locations with currently around 35 teachers. We help grow students to their full potential in a fun and caring environment. We teach mainly Piano/Keyboard, Guitar, Drums, Singing and Violin. We also have the opportunity to teach some Indian instruments such as Harmonia and Indian Classical Voice. We can also teach Ukelele, Bass Guitar, choir and band programs. Our music school has been in operation in Wyndham area for more than 14 years and we have an... More

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