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Piano learning

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  • 01-12-2014 9:06am
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    Carloskuzatko
    Registered Users Posts: 9 ✭


    Hello guys.

    I have been playing piano since the age of six. I have been through the years a good player and a good student to all of my teachers. I recently moved to Ireland to pursue my dream of studying engineering and tried to keep up with the piano to the same level, so I got a spot at RIAM as a part time student. However, due to not having a good piano at home and engineering taking too much of my time for me to be able to travel to the academy to practice I realized I wont be able to keep up with it. I am looking for something more casual than the academy. Somewhere I can play what I want to play instead of what I have to and still have someone to guide me.

    Please let me know if anyone can help with this.

    Regards

    Carlos Kuzatko
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    evolving_doors
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    Try Griffith College on south circular road or Waltons on sth. great georges street. Just let the receptionist know what you want out of a lesson.


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