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Hi all,
This is only an idea, but I throw it there, hoping that someone of the numerous professionals
guitarists in Europe collects it .
These are my considerations:
1) In Italy there aren’t teachers of manouche guitar,
so we are forced to teach ourselves (with books, videos etc.).
2) This kind of study has limits: at a certain point we would need
some exposition to the real thing .
And this is the idea : :idea:
If someone of the professional guitarists of the style (that we know
to be very numerous in Europe) plans to be in Italy for a while (work, holidays or
whatever reason), why not to try to arrange
a seminar or a masterclass or anything else can offer to us
the possibility to access real lessons?
We could try to arrange the thing working together.
I am sure that there will be many enthusiasts that would participate.
This is only an idea, that, if is shared from others, could become real !
Thank you,
Tommaso
This is only an idea, but I throw it there, hoping that someone of the numerous professionals
guitarists in Europe collects it .
These are my considerations:
1) In Italy there aren’t teachers of manouche guitar,
so we are forced to teach ourselves (with books, videos etc.).
2) This kind of study has limits: at a certain point we would need
some exposition to the real thing .
And this is the idea : :idea:
If someone of the professional guitarists of the style (that we know
to be very numerous in Europe) plans to be in Italy for a while (work, holidays or
whatever reason), why not to try to arrange
a seminar or a masterclass or anything else can offer to us
the possibility to access real lessons?
We could try to arrange the thing working together.
I am sure that there will be many enthusiasts that would participate.
This is only an idea, that, if is shared from others, could become real !
Thank you,
Tommaso
Grazie Django!
