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| Piano User
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Ithaca NY
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| Amateurs/students in Amherst My teacher tells me that the ITG has made an effort to not be exclusively an organization for professionals. In the light of this I think it would be awesome if those of us at the conference who are students or even hobbyists (there's a concept) could find a way to connect with each other. I figure by making the suggestion we can make this happen. It's not that I don't want to rub elbows with the terrific pros who will be there, but that I would also like to meet others who are like me in their skill and development. Whadyall think? |
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| Forte User
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Minnesota
Brand: Springer/Sig/Glock/HK
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| Re: Amateurs/students in Amherst Quote:
I suck rocks and I'm gonna be there...I imagine there is a wide variety of playing abilities that are present at stuff like this. | |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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![]() | Re: Amateurs/students in Amherst Veery, Nearly everyone you walk by is an enthusiast player. We outnumber the pros and educators by quite a large ratio. People who dress in all black are usually performers or teachers. Those of us who wear Dockers, blue jeans and casual shirts are enthusiasts. After about an hour you'll be able to tell us apart. I might do something radical like wearing a green camo T-shirt and see what happens. |
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