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The Violin

I want to know if there is anyone in this town, the Great Chun, who can teach me how to play the violin.

I don't have a violin, but am willing to purchase one. Hiring is also an option.

I have been without music for too long now.

I know there are people in this town who can play, I HOPE THERE THOSE WHO CAN TEACH HOW TO PLAY.

Happy to pay, gunning to play, want to start today.

Anyone interested....?

After you have heard the violin in its full glory, nothing will ever come to compare.

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Comment by Martin Tsui on March 13, 2012 at 8:08: hey Jack, you don't need to call me, just speak to the teacher. However, I sent you a msg last night.

Comment by Richard Roman on March 12, 2012 at 20:26: Besides jack finding a teacher why don't we have a jamming night of violinists? What do you call a collection of violinists by the way? A group of musicians just jamming together would be great fun!

Comment by Clement on March 12, 2012 at 19:56: There is a Marvelous Chinese Violonist perform everynight at Z-Space Restaurant ,and he speak a good english, he is also member of the Jilin Symphony ,i can get some words with him about this

Comment by Jack Field on March 12, 2012 at 17:08: Hey martin your a star. can you text me your phone number so i can call you. thanks also nastya, do ask them when they come back, epic stuff!

Comment by Martin Tsui on March 12, 2012 at 8:54: it's easy to get an well-experienced teacher here in Changchun if you don't ask her to teach you in English, lol. After calling my friends(who play and teach), my friends' friends, some online information, there finally come up a teacher like this, she is a Jilin Universty graduate student, she started to play at age of 5 or 6, she won a couple of violin contest, she has had a two-year teaching experience, and she speaks English! she got a really high English mark at a Chinese GRE-like exam, and she promised she would try to do her best to grasp English violin terms, which are not too many actually. (and if your daily Chinese is good and you can grasp the 200-300 terms in Chinses, you will have more choice). Call her at 137 5607 5920, for she speaks English. Make an appointment and try out, good luck man.

Comment by Nastya on March 11, 2012 at 14:39: hi Jack, i know Anton and Alexander,so i'll ask Alex about teaching when he back to Changchun)))

Comment by Jack Field on March 10, 2012 at 17:16: Awesome Martin. I have played before as i tried to teach myself. I can hold the damn thing properly but thats about it, haha. Also, English would be preferable in this case. If you have my phone number text me a time and place that is convenient for you to meet with this teacher and lets get cracking.

1394 30 50 676 my number

Comment by Martin Tsui on March 9, 2012 at 22:00: Hi Jack. There is a great chance of getting you a violin tutor. But first thing first, what's your level and in which language do you expect you will be taught. Then I will know the teacher's 'how-good', then the teacher will tell you his 'how-much'.

Comment by Jack Field on March 9, 2012 at 18:18: Excellent guys. So there are some players in town. Jordan - PE Jordan?

I'll speak to you tnite Richy bout these people.

Comment by Richard Roman on March 9, 2012 at 14:28: He was fantastic! Met him at the happy Home watching Liverpool vs Arsenal the next week

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