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• billyshakes NoVA✭✭✭ Park Avance - Dupont Nomade - Dupont DM-50E

  2:23PM Posts: 1,752

  His tone on that classical guitar great is lovely. Happy for him to get the exposure. He is a true musician.

  
• voutoreenie New

  2:46PM Posts: 344

  Dang can't wait to watch this! Will say it again, I learned more about technique from Antoine in 2 lessons than 5 years of self-teaching, highly recommend him for any intermediate students looking to get direct advice from one of the best musicians in the genre on how to level up

  
• paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew

  3:40PM Posts: 703

  https://www.djangobooks.com/forum/discussion/comment/124318#Comment_124318

  I don't think it's Rick's best interview TBH but Antoine is awesome.

  You took 2 lessons with him? Online or in person? What were they like?
• TheGarethJones Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370

  4:02PM Posts: 103

  He was one of the teachers last year at Django A GoGo and was patient, kind, and extremely generous with his time. At one point at a jam, he saw me sitting around and raised his guitar for me to play. I was shocked that he would pick me out from the many people there (I was in the MEGA beginner group) and offer me his place. I refused because I don’t think anyone wanted ME taking Antoine Boyer’s spot, but I was always touched by that gesture and he gained a new fan from the very moment I met him. Would be VERY happy to take a lesson or two from him if they didn’t break the bank (which they ought to).

  
• TheGarethJones Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370

  4:05PM Posts: 103

  Also, I will say that Waltz for Angelo is in my top 3 most beautiful pieces of music extant.