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I’m looking for contacts in Cuba to study Afro-Cuban music. Percussion, keyboard, sax and guitar would be of interest. Please contact me if you have any ideas.
David
i am also looking for contacts in cuba to study percussion guitar and/or dance.
email me at:
jkiracofe@bennington.edu
if you have any leads.
thank you,
jeremy
my son is a fine conga player. looking to study more afro-cuban drumming in cuba.
would love to know the best way to be immersed in cuban musical culture, take lessons, maybe perform, be a part of that world for a semester or two.
is there any good cuban trap-set study. he would like to beef up his trap-set chops as well.
thanks
david
Go to this link:
http://afrocubaweb.com/workshops.htm
They cover most of what is going on.
I suggest an organized, legal study trip to Cuba and or afro cuban drum and dance camp.
http://afrocubaweb.com/workshops.htm
please see the above link