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RE: Question for guitarists: preferr... (in reply to annemarie)
Wow...what a choice!! I did a workshop with Diego Morao and he is a great player but not a great teacher (IMO) : I dont know what Dani Moron is like as a teacher but Antonio Rey is much more methodical about his material. I would personally go for Antonio Rey.
RE: Question for guitarists: preferr... (in reply to annemarie)
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If you had the choice, who would you rather study with: Diego del Morao, Antonio Rey, Jesús Bola or Dani de Morón?
I should prefer to take lessons with a recognized maestro de accompanimiento ( Antonio Carrión or Rafael Rodriguez, for example). Then you can learn 2 things at the same time.
RE: Question for guitarists: preferr... (in reply to edguerin)
Hi everyone,
Thanks for your replies! That's a good idea Ed, didn't know it was possible :) Do you know Bola as a teacher?
I understand that there are probably better teachers out there, but I have to work with the ones that are here already for concerts... Which of course is not a bad collection, in this case!
Pimientito, did you study with Antonio Rey?
Thanks guys!
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RE: Question for guitarists: preferr... (in reply to annemarie)
I did a workshop with Antonio Rey (with AlVal as well) which was great, except for one thing: he wouldn't let us record audio. I understand teachers not wanting to be filmed, but he is the first I've come across not allowing audio either. I don't know if that's still his policy.
On the plus side he is very good at talking about technique and how to overcome technical difficulties, and he would watch our playing intently and diagnose exactly what was wrong and what we needed to work on.
Needless to say, make sure there is at least one good Spanish speaker in the group that can translate for the others.
RE: Question for guitarists: preferr... (in reply to annemarie)
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Pimientito, did you study with Antonio Rey?
I did a day workshop with him last year. For me he was good because he is analytical as a player whereas Diego really cant explain how he is getting some of the effects that he does. Dont get me wrong...its great to sit close to players of this level in a workshop situation but some are better at teaching than others.