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Hi Kiku - Hope you are well.
It's a shame you decided to teach a beginners' course at such short notice - I'm otherwise commited, but I would have loved to have attended, and to have met and heard other shakuhachi players.
But anyway, have a great week-end - I'm sure it will be highly successful!
I hope to be ready for another lesson by the time you are next in the country (August? July is Sydney, am I right?).
All the best,
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Nickey
It's a shame you decided to teach a beginners' course at such short notice - I'm otherwise commited, but I would have loved to have attended, and to have met and heard other shakuhachi players.
But anyway, have a great week-end - I'm sure it will be highly successful!
I hope to be ready for another lesson by the time you are next in the country (August? July is Sydney, am I right?).
All the best,
--
Nickey
----- Original Message ----
From: kiku day <kiku@...>
To: Euroshak@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 18 June, 2008 9:05:40 PM
Subject: [Euroshak] Final reminder for the London Summer School
From: kiku day <kiku@...>
To: Euroshak@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 18 June, 2008 9:05:40 PM
Subject: [Euroshak] Final reminder for the London Summer School
Hello everybody.
This is a final reminder for the local London Shakuhachi Summer School
2008.
It will begin at 9 am Saturday 21 June in rm G50 at SOAS, University of
London.
SOAS on map: http://tinyurl. com/3d2ked
More information here:
http://shakuhachiso ciety.eu/ 2008JuneSummerSc hool.html
But we have also decided to have a beginners' class, which David
Bowdler and myself will teach. Other classes include shin- and sankyoku
by Michael Soumei Coxall and Zensabo honkyoku taught by me.
String players will be: Shino Arisawa (shamisen) and Keiko Kitamura
Walker (koto).
The AGM for ESS will be held at 12 pm on Saturday.
Hope to see you there!
Kiku
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