study in Jerez

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veet

Posts: 231
Joined: Nov. 29 2004
From: L.A.

study in Jerez

Hi, I'm going to Jerez the first two weeks of March, for the Festival. Been away a couple of years. Does anybody have a take on the current teaching status of Fernando Moreno or Balao? Or, to broaden the question, does anyone have any recommendations for guitar private teachers? I've been to Carbonero numerous times, it's time for a change.

Thanks,
Veet

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 14 2009 17:32:04

Thomas

Posts: 225
Joined: Oct. 5 2005

RE: study in Jerez (in reply to veet)

Hi Veet,
I would recommend Pepe Justicia. He's a great guitarist and a nice chap...and also speaks english if necessary....
Here is his myspace link:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=359163149

Thomas

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 14 2009 23:49:55

xirdneH_imiJ

Posts: 1890
Joined: Dec. 2 2006
From: Budapest, now in Southampton

RE: study in Jerez (in reply to veet)

you could contact Santiago Moreno through his webpage...
he play for his sister María del Mar Moreno, an accomplished accompanyist, i'm not sure about his solo stuff (if you're interested in that mainly) though, as i never heard him play solo...

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 15 2009 1:05:20

Jenny

Posts: 97
Joined: Mar. 13 2007
From: Oxford, UK

RE: study in Jerez (in reply to veet)

Hola,

I'm going to go this Saturday and have been as well organised as ever with sorting out lessons...

I reckon I'll try El Carbonero, but can't find out how to contact him - do you just turn up? or is there a way of contacting him in advance? I know I'm being a bit last minute but would be dead grateful if any of you could tell me,

In return will try to video good stuff while I'm there and post here...