Andrew Keeping   graduated from the Royal Academy of Music in London, studying under Michael Lewin, Timothy Walker and Bob Spencer, and in masterclasses with John Williams, Julian Bream, Robert Tear and Eduardo Fernandez. This followed an intensive five years being taught by the renowned professor and composer Oliver Hunt. He has appeared at venues worldwide including broadcasts on both radio and television. He works in partnership with various international singers and instrumentalists. His intimate drawing-room recitals have included regular performances before members of the British and Spanish Royal Families.

His reputation as a performer with flair and innate musicality were demonstrated with the release of his critically acclaimed solo C.D., "British Guitar" and two 'sell-out' recitals at London's South Bank. As a session musician his versatile playing can be heard in film music, TV ads and as a backing guitarist to some of the world’s most illustrious Rock and Pop artists. His talent, wide ranging repertoire and warm personality is winning new audiences for the classical guitar, and has made him a much sought after performer.

Andrew’s close affinity to the works of British composers has not only led him to champion major contemporary works, but also encourage composers to write for the instrument. He has been recognized for his interpretive insight to communicate with conviction and imagination challenging new techniques and ideas.

As a highly accomplished and experienced guitar tutor, many of Andrew's students have successfully forged music careers in their own rite. With his unique blend of humour, specialized knowledge and natural style, he is frequently asked to run lecture/masterclasses, workshops, and sit on committees and adjudicating panels.

In 2001 the Royal Academy of Music rewarded his achievements and he was made an Associate of that institution.

Andrew performs on a custom-made guitar called 'Pascale' by the renowned English luthier, Trevor Semple.