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These folk are available to assist you with your musical endeavours.
Please take the time to read the pages devoted to "Choosing a Teacher" & "Practice" The aim is to find assistance that is suited to your needs.
In accordance with this aim ,this list is provided in good faith ,with no endorsement of any individual's skill or abillity to coach or teach above those of any other.
(Phone contact details supplied and kept with the LONG-BLUE-ROOM info lists, as an effort to increase internet security of private information.Please email the LONG-BLUE-ROOM, and the details will be forwarded. A message can also be left for the teacher / coach to expect the contact.)
Thanks for your understanding and cooperation. LBR - MPFL - Inverell.
| Name |
Service |
Location |
| Peta Blyth |
Voice, Vocal Ensembles |
Inverell - NECOM coordinator |
| Jenny Fox |
Music Theatre, Voice, Piano |
Inverell |
| Helen Robinson |
Piano (beginner) |
Inverell |
| Michelle McLachlan |
Piano |
Inverell |
| Barbara Wigg |
Piano |
Inverell |
| Jennifer Hill |
Piano |
Inverell |
| (call Peta fro details) |
Violin |
NECOM -Inverell campus |
| Errol Russell |
Strings (Orchestral) |
Armidale - video conference lessons |
| Dave Brown |
Trombone (all Brass instruments) |
Guyra, Warialda, Armidale - video conference lessons |
| Lee Evans |
Trumpet |
Inverell |
| Wendy Champion |
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone. |
Inverell, Warialda |
| Joanne Webb |
Flute, Recorder (beginner) |
Bingara, Delungra, Inverell |
| Peter Schuhmacher |
Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Bass and others negotiated |
Inverell |
| Bernie Killen |
Guitar, Bass |
Inverell |
| Mycall Wardle |
Guitar, Bass, PA, recording |
Inverell |
| Steven Thorneycroft |
Guitar, Bass |
Armidale http://www.ephenstephen.com |
| Chris Richter |
PA Production and recording(ensembles negotiated) |
Inverell |
| Colin McKinlay |
Drums and hand percussion, Rhythm section studies |
Inverell |
| Daniel Lowe |
Drums |
Inverell |
| Andrew King |
PA Production - DJ |
Inverell (runs the local MUSO'S nights as well). |
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If your instrument isn't supported by our growing list of local teachers, Macintyre High School in conjunction with NECOM Armidale will endeavour to source a teacher for VIDEO CONFERENCE lessons. Contact the Long Blue Room for details.
Do you need an instrument? http://www.playtodaymusicrentals.com/
or http://www.musicorp.com.au/ Hire only or hire to buy plans. Serviced instruments.
Many local organisations such as councils, bands and schools have instruments, but they are difficult to maintain (unlike a privately owned and cared forinstrument). A dedicated instrumental hire company has , at its core, well maintained instruments that are periodically serviced to keep them in the best possible 'usable' condition(Personally, I wouldn't buy one, at the end of its service life, unless I had played it and it suited my needs moreso than a new one). Beginners need the best possible instrument, but cost and commitment are considerations too. Hire a good one for a short term, then guage interest. Then when all is fine buy the best possible instrument you can. (There is nothing worse than struggling with a substandard instrument. There is always the question: "Is it me, or the instrument that can't do this?" )
Check with your local school , organisation or music shop, they may already use this service or have something better... Ask around. More information makes for a better informed choice in the end.
Long Blue Room does not receive any "returns" from any hire companies. Any opinion, expressed or implied, are made in good faith based solely upon observation and experience. A quick internet serach, and asking about your local community and its music professionals will assist with any choices you are eventually faced with.
Good Luck - LBR.
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