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Niran is a fantastic music teacher. He is very knowledgable about music and really helps me understand how music works, how to break down and approach pieces of music, and he puts time into creating detailed and helpful resources. I would highly recommend him. He has also helped my younger cousin with his guitar, Niran showed him lots of little tricks that improved his playing immediately. We are all very impressed.

The very BEST guitarist on this planet ;) I went through my hard rock, blues, pop (Beatles, Stones, Claptons, Scorpions, Aerosmith, G'N'R, Mayers of this world) stage through old prog and new (Alan Parson Project, Pink Floyd, Dream Theater, Pain of Salvation, Opeth, Neal Morse various projects etc.) landing even on new stars i.e. Jason Richardson, Nick Johnston etc. only to find out Guthrie mastered it all and there's no better player than him ;) so save yourself journey. HE IS THE BEST :) All the best sir, you're truly an inspiration :)

Great teacher and guitarist. Reasonable rates. I can tell immediately he has decades of experience in teaching guitar and he is making it easy and approachable.

Although it has it's flaws (doesn't everything) Bimm is not as bad as some reviews make it out to be. Sure you can get some arrogant or flashy students but you don't need to fall in with them to have a good learning experience. You'll find that if you network and ask around that you'll eventually meet people who you like and are into your type of music. The other good thing about Bimm is that although people complain at times about lack of free will for people on the Musicianship courses it actually let's you do quite a lot considering. The tutors are all experienced in the industry and have valuable stories to tell, and not just life stories that waste time but stories that keep you entertained and teach you something. Sure they can sometimes come off as arrogant as the students but a lot of them have had very successful careers in the industry and most I would say really do enjoy sharing their experience.The rooms in the old building can be small but with the extension of the Bank Chambers it has opened up more to the students (although it took it's time getting here) and now it isn't as hard if you have say 9 or 10 people doing stuff for a jazz ensemble.A down side I would say is the online booking systems and the lack of a way around them that many students complain about and Bimm seem to not acknowledge as being a problem. There are other things, such as sometimes it can be seen that Bimm cares more about promoting themselves than actually helping students with their bands but not in all instances, with a tutorial system that gives you a one on one with any tutor they can provide you with helpful info.Anyway Bimm for it's few flaws has massive positives and should not be overlooked when your considering studying a BTEC or a BA.