Dear Tots,
Hi...
I am guessing from your name and email adress,that you live in the
Phillipines..If that is so, I do not no of any teachers in the entire
country, although I may very well be incorrect...
I have been teaching students via cassette (as well as in person in New
York City, Syracuse, Philadelphia, Upstate New York, etc.) for the past
six years..Of my 80 , or so , students- my cassette students are from 24
states in the United States, and 6 foreign countries (New Zealand, Russia,
Singapore, Canada, Japan, and the Czech Republic)..
Of course, the best way to study is face-to-face with a teacher..But, if
this is impossible for you, and should you wish to consider working with
me, I would suggest two things:
1-Look at my website to find out more about me:
http://www.sparklingbeatnik.com/seldin
2-email me, and we'll discuss the procedure, of how one does
"cassette-lessons":
Nyogetsu@panix.com
In any case, I wish you the best of luck on this magical, wondrous path !!
Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Tots Tolentino wrote:
> Dear list,
> I received a shakuhachi as a gift and have no idea how to start. I have
> fingering charts and started with that. Has anyone learned by self study? If
> so how does one go about it? I can make a sound but inthe dark regarding
> exercises and stuff. I play flute. Do the flute exercises apply to the
> shakuhachi too? Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks
>
> Tots
> tots@netgazer.com.ph
>
>
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