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Author: raoulcousins
Date: 2016-09-12 18:59
Hello!
Just as the post topic says, I'm looking for a teacher. I'm live and work in the city of Seattle, and don't have a car, so Eastside would be a little tough.
It's been a few years since I played regularly. I'm looking for a teacher especially to help me with correcting bad habits I've developed over the years, like my horrendous embouchure. I'm currently not playing in any groups, but I'd like to join a community orchestra once I get back into it.
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Author: heckelmaniac
Date: 2016-09-13 02:10
Best bet: Dayna Fisher (Edmonds)
retired oboe professor, B. Mus + Artist Diploma, Eastman
or Dayna's grandson Derek. Derek could possibly make a house call
for lessons in Seattle
Contact me for for contact information for Dayna and Derek
Peter info@oboes.us
Oboes.us
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Author: JohnW
Date: 2016-09-17 03:23
Raoul,
I second Peter's recommendation. Dayna Fisher was my teacher until I moved to GA, and is an excellent teacher, who started me (old guy beginner) very well. She's a great lady, former principle oboe for the Alberta Symphony.
Derek is also excellent.
John
JohnW
amateur adult beginner, oboe and cor
www.OboeHobo.com
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