March 2, 2010
Barga dates back a thousand years and is a walled hill town of astounding beauty. As well as being surrounded by natural, spectacular Mountain scenery, its architectural glory is a joy and its narrow streets and lanes make pedestrian transport the norm with the presence of cars somewhat of a rarity. This all adds to the incredible charm of the town.
Teaching will take place in an old Conservatorio, which is ideally suited to hosting classes.
As well as budget dormitory style accommodation in The Convent, Barga has many self-catering apartments, hotels and Guest Houses. There are a maximum of 20 places in dormitory accommodation.
Co-ordinator Hamish Moore in conjunction with B.I.G.
Dates: 20th 27th June 2010
Tutors:
Pipes:
Allan MacDonald
Fin Moore
Tiber Falzett
Alberto Massie
Fiddle:
Sarah Hoy
Dance:
Frank McConnell will be offering classes in some of Scotland's oldest and most exciting dance forms.
Scottish Step Dance
Cape Breton Square Dancing
Quadrilles
Lancers
Flute:
Chris Norman.
Cello:
Christine Hanson.
Song:
Tom Lawrie and Scott Gardener.
Tuition Fees:
E300 or £300 for all classes except song sharing which will be £100.
Please note that a minimum of 4 students are needed for each teacher. A sliding scale of fees will operate so that after the minimum number of students per teacher is achieved the fees will start going down as more students enrol.
Further Information and Booking:
Please see http://www.hamishmoore.com/school.htm
or email Hamish Moore directly on hamish@hamishmoore.com
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