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Organ teacher in Oxfordshire
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Hi Jonesey,
Have you checked with the Royal College of Organists or this one: Incorporated Association of Organists?
They might have lists of organ teachers that serve your region.
Have you checked with the Royal College of Organists or this one: Incorporated Association of Organists?
They might have lists of organ teachers that serve your region.
QFE
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The IAO route is a good one, but I would have thought in Oxfordshire, you'd be drowning in them! The deciding factor would be whether you want to brush up your pedal technique or learn the complete works of Widor. Word of mouth tends to be the best guide as to who may suit your perposes. There is nothing worse than being lumbered with a pompous vertuoso who is only interested in showing you how good he/she is.. (All members of the forum are, naturally, excluded from this statement.)
