Peter CROSER

I just found out the news of Peter´s passing. He was me and my brothers piano teacher for several years. He was a great and passionate teacher. My parents lost their jobs and so we had to stop lessons, but Peter continued to teach us anyway for free. He was so kind, loving and a really talented musician

Peter I miss you dearly remembering happy times with mum your sister Peggy Arthur grandma and grandad

Mr Crosier taught me piano whilst by I was a pupil at RAAS Gatton Park. A cherished memory was playing Bach f minor piano concerto with him and his encouragement and praise. Such a marvellous inspiring teacher

Mr Crosier taught me piano whilst by I was a pupil at RAAS Gatton Park. A cherished memory was playing Bach f minor piano concerto with him and his encouragement and praise. Such a marvellous inspiring teacher

Very sad to hear the news. Peter used to accompany me in all my violin recitals at CYM. I have never forgotten him for his enthusiasm and involvements in many many of our lunchtime recitals. Also for encouraging me to join the LSSO when I was going through a period of particularly low self confidence during my violin playing days. Thank you for your patience, guidance and kind words. May you rest in peace.

My son was taught piano by Peter. He was such an inspirational teacher that when I sometimes sat in on the lessons I wanted to learn the piano myself. I intended to ask Peter to teach me after I retired but other life circumstances intervened and I missed a wonderful experience.

A very talented and inspirational musician who will be so sadly missed. I was one of Arthurs pupils but knew Peter well since I was 11 years old. Heard him plat the Greig Piano Concerto back in the late 60's - magnificent! Thoughts and Prayers - RIP

A wonderful musician and inspiring teacher. I was playing today through some of the preludes and fugues that I learnt in the all too short time I was his pupil, and thought of Peter and what he was doing now. Sad to find this news on the web, but such great memories. Playing the Capriol Suite for two piano with Peter at one of his soirées remains one of my happiest musical experiences. RIP Peter and thank you.

So sad, finding out that the pianist who taught me to understand the most sensitive music and use my hands on the keyboard to express it so completely is no longer with us. R.I.P. Peter, and thank you for your patience when I didn't practise enough.

Peter so sad to hear that you have passed away many happy memories to remember