Hi Paul,
Although I have had Broadband-Cable access for many years , I have also been
technologically challenged (!) for at least that long. So, even though
students have long suggested that I do this (broadband delivered lessons)
, it will have to pass on to others.
But as many of you know, I have been teaching via cassette for over 15
years, and have (cassette) students in over 26 states and over 6 foreign
countries. This has always been meant for the purpose of teaching those
shakuhachi students who are not in the proximity of other teachers.
I would be happy to discuss how I do this with any teachers or students out
there. While nothing replaces the face-to-face learning experience, I have
had great success with this method.
For more about it (and me) check out my site at:
nyogetsu@nyogetsu.com
Let me know if I can be of help,
Ronnie
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> http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/509/shakuhachi.html
> http://www.mind.net/music/puh.mov
>
>
> I think in Japan some music teachers are already doing broadband
> delivered lessons.
> I know a startup here in Oz was trying it some time back but there are
> still some infrastructure and cost issues that probably make it a little
> premature here.
>
> Good idea, I think.
>
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