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doublek

Posts: 124
Joined: Mar. 13 2006

Online lessons

Hey Guys,

I am looking forward to take online lessons ,but i dont know from where do i begin specially that i dont know anybody have done this before ,and is it worth it? or its better that i buy DVDs and learn from it actually i tried it and it is not that easy?that's why i thought about online teacher and if it is good idea can you recommend some names .. specially that i need also to know some about the theory of the flamenco guitar..

Regards

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 25 2011 1:33:56

Pgh_flamenco

Posts: 1506
Joined: Dec. 5 2007
From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

RE: Online lessons (in reply to doublek)

A few forum members do this--Ricardo, Todd, Grisha. Ricardo gives you a half hour free the first lesson (or something like that). You should be able to PM any of them...

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 25 2011 2:35:18

Shawn Brock

Posts: 271
Joined: Sep. 19 2011
From: Louisville KY

RE: Online lessons (in reply to doublek)

You may want to try Beau Bledsoe. He gives online lessons through Skype. His web site is:

http://www.beaubledsoe.com

I have taken some lessons with him, I wanted some help with my right hand, and he is good and easy to deal with. The feedback you will get with online lessons will be far more helpful than trying to learn with the flamenco DVD's. Beau has studied with some great players, and he knows how to bring things to your level. Another thing is he is pretty cheap when compared to some of the other folks who give online lessons, and as I said, he's quite flexible. You don't have to pre pay for any lessons. Just pay him 24 hours before a lesson, and that's it. He charges $ 20 for a 30 minute lesson, and I think $35 for an hour lesson, though I'm not sure. If you talk with or write him, tell him I sent you.

Best,
Shawn

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 25 2011 2:52:35

paul.troutfisher

Posts: 161
Joined: Feb. 16 2011
From: Danville, CA

RE: Online lessons (in reply to doublek)

I take online skype lessos with Ricardo and am very happy with the experience. Really, the only short coming is the inability to play together due to the latency of the network. That being said - I don't drive in traffic after a long day of work, but instead take a lesson in the comfort of you own home and with a fantastic player/instructor.

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