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RE: Curtis, Juilliard, and Manhattan

Author: David Blumberg
Date: 1999-09-29 01:49

A:
Montanaro is a very good teacher - I've taken some lessons with him, and found him to be very good as a teacher. He is not that old either.

B:
Neidich is a fine Classical teacher - I've studied with him.
(so Mark, you do know one of his students)

C:
I agree that there are other schools, but you can't beat the price of Curtis.

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