Visiting Toronto this summer
Visiting Toronto this summer
I won a toy design contest done by a very big toy company, and so i will be coming for a month of apprenticeship in Toronto Canada at the Company HQ this summer around July - August.
How is the Shakuhachi scene over there?
I will have a tight schedule but im sure i will have some free time and really would love to meet up with people and play together, maybe also take some lessons.
And if there is any maker around there thats even better!
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks
How is the Shakuhachi scene over there?
I will have a tight schedule but im sure i will have some free time and really would love to meet up with people and play together, maybe also take some lessons.
And if there is any maker around there thats even better!
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hi Itamar
There are some shakuhachi people there... the community seemed not that strong but certainly existing.
There is a wonderful koto lady there...
There are some shakuhachi people there... the community seemed not that strong but certainly existing.
There is a wonderful koto lady there...
I just found a teacher listen in Monty's site under teacher directory category.
http://www.shakuhachi.com/Images/SB-TDir.html
Debbie Danbrook, 433 Dupont St., Toronto, Ont. Canada M5R 1W5 Tel.: (416) 588-5992 [Home] (416) 767-8557 [Studio] FAX: (416) 539-0885 twisongs@interlog.com
and this seems to be her site
http://www.healingmusic.com/debbie/debbiedanbrook.htm
anybody knows her? recommendations? what style does she teach?
I hope i will be able to have a few lessons while i am there...
http://www.shakuhachi.com/Images/SB-TDir.html
Debbie Danbrook, 433 Dupont St., Toronto, Ont. Canada M5R 1W5 Tel.: (416) 588-5992 [Home] (416) 767-8557 [Studio] FAX: (416) 539-0885 twisongs@interlog.com
and this seems to be her site
http://www.healingmusic.com/debbie/debbiedanbrook.htm
anybody knows her? recommendations? what style does she teach?
I hope i will be able to have a few lessons while i am there...
Hi Itmar, I'm from Toronto, but I met Debbie in Boulder at the WSF there. Her approach is on healing with shakuhachi. She is well versed in the traditions, so I'm sure that with her combined experiences, she would have some things to share with you. I have a good friend who took a lesson or two with her and was pleased. She's a nice person too.
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