skype lessons

[Doug Barr]

Does anyone know if any of the "Irish" anglo player teach via skype? thanks Doug

[Lawrence Reeves]

I have seen Aogán Lynch, and Alan Egan both post on this site. Both are fantastic players, and both are known good teachers.

[chrisstevens]

Does anyone know if any of the "Irish" anglo player teach via skype? thanks Doug

 

Hey Doug, I have yet to try it, but will be teaching my first skype lesson in the near future.... Are you looking for lessons?

[Fergus_fiddler]

¿Conditions & price, please?

 

Cheers,

 

Fer

[Cogsey]

Hi there.

 

I teach from time to time. Have played anglo for 26 years and would have a very good reputation as a concertina player (I think). I sub for Micheal O'Raghallaigh's classes from time to time. Haven't taught across skpe before but don't see it as a problem. I'm based in Kildare and the Broadband is occasionally poor but I'd be prepared to give it a go.

 

I don't really have conditions other than you practice what you learn in the lesson and make progress! Up to you what you want to learn - whether it's technique, style, tunes etc. I have a day job so evenings would suit me better. I'll do half hour or hour lessons depending on what suits best. Would be happy to give a discount on the first lesson so that we're both comfortable with the format etc.

 

If you're interested, send me an e-mail to concertina@ireland.com and I'll quote rates

 

All the best

 

Ciaran O'Grady

[Azalin]

¿Conditions & price, please?

 

Cheers,

 

Fer

 

I'm not sure if you've ever heard Chris Stevens play, but he's definitely a kick ass player and great teacher, highly recommanded!

[chrisstevens]

¿Conditions & price, please?

 

Cheers,

 

Fer

 

Hey Fergus - I charge $40 USD for a 50 min lesson, if there's a problem with the connection or it's just not working we can forget about the fee

 

Just taught my first Skype lesson this evening, albeit on button accordion. There's a method to it for sure, but I thought it worked great!