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Where to Practice in NYC?
on: September 09, 2013, 03:27:34 AM
Hi all,

I'll be moving to New York City soon and was wondering if anyone has ideas on where to practice. I've heard it can be difficult/expensive to find practice space if you don't have your own piano or keyboard, does anyone have some suggestions that might not come up with an internet search? Ie, I lived in DC for a summer and would go to the basement of George Washington University and use their practice rooms for free. Any chance there's something like that in New York? Thanks!
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