Fwd: Re: [Harp-L] Chromatic Harmonica Seminar Location?

["Emile D'Amico" <EDAmico@xxxxxxx>]

>>> Emile D'Amico 08/16/07 05:34PM >>>
Robert what is the min/max amount of students for a seminar?

Emile

>>> Robert Bonfiglio <bon@xxxxxxxxxx> 08/15/07 09:39PM >>>
Dear List,

I have now done 4 very successful chromatic harmonica seminars and  feel that a minimum of about 5 days at 4-5 hours a day gets players  well underway.

I also feel it's my obligation to the harmonica community to give  back what I have learned over the last 30,000 hours of practice.  I  am planning a few out of New York seminars and want some feed back on  where they would be effective.  Interested parties should contact me  as to location; I will rent a suite in a motel and we can all go at  it for a week.

Possible places would be San Diego or El Cajon,  LA,  San Francisco,  Key West, Dallas or Denver.  But give me feed back options.  We are  looking at about $500 for the week.  If you need any feed back on my  seminars, I am sure the many players that have studied with me would  be more than willing to give it.

Rob Paparozzi will join me where possible.

You want to learn Chromatic; i want to teach you!!!!

Harmonically yours,

Robert Bonfiglio
http://www.robertbonfiglio.com 

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