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Offline ayahav

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Teachers
on: April 27, 2004, 11:47:28 PM
I've decided to search not only for a conservatory, but also for a good teacher, seeing which angle of research will get me further. To this end, I have a question...

Anyone know anything, or can tell me about the following teachers?

Barry Douglas

Nelly Akopian-Tamarina

Andrew Ball

John Barstow

Charles Beale

John Blakely

John Byrne

Nigel Clayton

Gordon Fergus-Thompson

Niel Immelman

Julian Jacobson

Noriko Kawai

Kevin Kenner

Simon Nicholis

Ruth Nye

Yonty Solomon

Kathron Sturrock

David Ward

Huw Watkins...


Anything will be appreciated...

p.s.: also, anything about a teacher by the name of Marjes Benoist, or Mila Belslavskaya?

Offline russda_man

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Re: Teachers
Reply #1 on: November 15, 2009, 10:59:18 AM

Hi

I am also looking for a private teacher in London. I am considering some of the names you mention. I gather that you have probably finished your studies with the teacher you chosen, as your post was from 2004! I wonder if you can give me any advice?

Cheers
 

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