I am very happy to join this site because I found it competent, open, and stimulating. Having graduated in piano and chamber music, I attended three-year advanced courses with Maestro Carlo Bruno and Konstantin Bogino. I have several concerts to my credit - those that I was able to perform compatibly with my main activity of teaching philosophy in high schools. Since passion never dies, I am always interested in learning new techniques and open to stimulating discussions. Furthermore, I am desperately looking to create a stable chamber music group - not tied to single events - possibly in my city. I possess a good technical level and a rather wide repertoire. I hope to be well received.
Illustrate the "nick", you are from Pozzuoli, you studied with great Masters, you have played and play a lot...!!!!!Compliments and welcome among us
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Crazypiano
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Reply 8 by Crazypiano
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I have never given a welcome because I find it a bit redundant in general to do so with everyone (speaking obviously for myself), so I wouldn't want to do differently with ipazia50, and not that she doesn't deserve to be properly greeted, on the contrary, I'll do it right away: welcome!
However, her topic gives me the opportunity to thank all the members of the forum (I have never done so), esteemed musicians, who have created an interesting, lively environment where one can receive authoritative opinions... a quality place that attracts equal quality; the friends who join have great experience and I feel honored (and almost uneasy) to take advantage of your patience from time to time.
A welcome to Ipazia50, who will provide us with great contributions through her dual musical and philosophical expertise. We are also looking forward to a wonderful chamber music group from Pozzuoli!
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Betty
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Reply 10 by Betty
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Greetings everyone, I am new and I'm taking the opportunity to point out a couple of useful sites
