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leo

Posts: 61
Joined: Aug. 2 2005

Taller Flamenco

hola!

Can someone please tell me about taller flamenco school ?
how are the guitar teachers for accompanying cante y baile ?

I know there are guitar players like Eduardo Rebollar in Sevilla

If anyone can give me some information about teachers in sevilla....

Thanks

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 29 2008 8:54:05

papi_rf

Posts: 15
Joined: Sep. 19 2007

RE: Taller Flamenco (in reply to leo)

hi leo.

i went to taller flamenco in sevilla last summer for 1 week. I am not an advanced player or anything. I suggest you contact them via email to get an idea of how they can accommodate you.

I had a good time there. Since, I was traveling alone and my first time to Spain, it was nice to go to a school, meet other students, and go out. Other students had been there several times, and they knew all the places to go.

I booked my room thru sol.com, and not thru the school. I am glad I did after talking with a couple of other students. I am also a little older, and prefer some privacy. I rented an apt for the week at Alameda de Hercules which is only a few minutes walk to taller flamenco on C/Peral.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 2 2008 11:33:45