advice please

[mikey6]

Hello all.  I'm currently looking to study overseas for post grad studies (or private).  I live in Australia and was thinking of looking to study in Europe somewhere - Germany or England possibly.  It's rather hard finding out whether a good player is a good teacher without having lessons with them.
Does anyone have e-mail addresses or websites or knowledge that would be useful in helping me decide on a place to go?
Thanks

[Siberian Husky]

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uhhh...yes..ah..as i say saying...ask your current school music represnetatives if they have any contacts in other countries..or you could just check out school websites in either of those countries....email music directors or piano instructors..all registered instructors should have contacts on their school websites....yeah...

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[Kassaa]

The conservatory in Amsterdam has very well known good teachers, like Hakon Austbo and Jan Wijn. Every teacher there is a good teacher, so you can go to Amsterdam.

[mikey6]

ahm, ok thanks.  I've tried looking on websites of the hochschules in germany but they don't really say that much.  I guess what I would like to know is along the lines of the last post - who are the well known teachers and where they teach.

[dorfmouse]

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ahm, ok thanks.  I've tried looking on websites of the hochschules in germany but they don't really say that much.  I guess what I would like to know is along the lines of the last post - who are the well known teachers and where they teach.

Maybe you could try posting your question on a German music forum. If you don't speak German most German students in higher education have pretty good English and you might well get a response. This forum is the only one I've found; it looks and operates similarly to Piano Street, Piano World  etc.and people ask familiar questions;

www.musikerforum.de

Once logged in, go to Themenbereich Klaviermusik.

All the best.

[Siberian Husky]

im sorry people

but its just kinda weird that

mikey6
is mikeyg with the 6 upside down..i'll behave though

[Aziel]

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