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stupidgenius
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I'm at a total loss. I live in Jacksonville, Fl and I've looked in the yellow pages and on the net and I am having a really hard time going about finding a teacher. Any suggestions?
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ViolinII
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There are some web sites like Musicstaff.com etc that is a database of music teachers. Also you can check your local music store (they may have teachers that teach right in their store. You can also call your local school and ask thei music teacher for a list of private music teachers (they will have friends who teach privately or they may ) plus they recomend teachers to their students who want to study privately.
Check out your local papers. Some teachers might advertise there (also check the bullitin boards at your local library or super markets.
Good Luck
Amy
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Techno_Diva
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I HAVE THE SAME EXACT PROBLEM!!!! I am desperate to learn the violin but aparantly miami doesnt have any freakin teachers!!! I've checked in the phone book, my school, and even checked SAM ASH and other music stores, but they dont give lessons any more! And i thought this website would help but i think they are teching me the keyboard instead. GOODLUCK KID! youll need it!
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nightfrost
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Go to a music stores. They ALWAYS know where teachers are! That's how I found my teacher, and she's great! Try finding Hendson's music. They are a chain surprizingly!
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folkfiddle
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Hopefully the person who started this thread found a teacher by now. You're right though... the music stores usually have a list. Also colleges and universities with music departments will have lists also. Jacksonville has a symphony so it shouldn't have been so difficult. Hope that they found someone.
Happy violining to all.
Happy fiddling to all!
(If you've not looked at learning some fiddle styles and tunes... now is the time! Don't miss out on the fun!)
K.
www.folkfiddle.com
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folkfiddle
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The same suggestions for you as above.
There is a symphony in San Antonio. Where there is a symphony... there will be teachers... and music stores that will be able to suggest teachers.
Go for it!
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novice_168
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Hi,
thks for advice. I went to the SA Symphony website. Yes, they do provide a list of the players who teach privately as well.
My question is :
Assuming money is not an issue. Is it better to get a "professional" teacher (from a music school), or a symphony player for a teacher? Assume it is for an intermediate level student.
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trumpetbumpett
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Do you know if there are video lessons you can buy? I live in the middle of knowhere, and I got into a argument with the music store owner so now I can't go back. 
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