I am looking for a piano teacher in London. Preferably a piano teacher
who teaches classical piano and someone who is good with children.

Hello - and thanks for your question.

The most comprehensive online listing of piano teachers all over
London is at:

http://www.uk-piano.org/piano_teachers/london.html

Most of the teachers there give a reasonable amount of individual
detail, e.g. what kind of music they teach and/or whether they
specialise in teaching children.  Note that teachers who say things
like 'teach grades 1-8' will be expecting to teach classical piano to
children.

People often find a piano teacher by asking at their local library.  A
few London libraries have information of this kind online, for
example:

Islington:

http://www.libraries.islington.gov.uk/inform/index/ALL/0/P.html

Kingston:(type 'piano' in the search box):

http://www.kingston.gov.uk/Council/CommunityInformation/CommunityInformation.htm

As well as using the phone book to contact your local library for
help, you can check which libraries have information of this kind on
the net at:

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/square/ac940/weblibs.html

There is a small list of music teachers including piano teachers at:

http://www.hybridstudios.co.uk/tutor.html

And there are some individual teachers with their own sites who show
up in these Google search results:

://www.google.co.uk/search?q=piano+teacher+london&hl=en&lr=&cr=countryUK|countryGB&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&start=30&sa=N

Good luck with finding the right piano teacher.  Please feel free to
ask if any of this needs clarification.

Regards - Leli

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Clarification of Answer by leli-ga on 12 Sep 2002 07:45 PDT

Thanks for the feedback - hope you're fixed up with the right person soon.

Congratulations on providing this fast, comprehensive and well
researched answer. It has saved me hours of searching through
newspapers, magazines, music shops and libraries. Great value for
money.