Greeting, im looking for a teacher in Denver

[PortlyCynic]

Hello,

I played upright bass very briefly a year or so ago. I took some lessons and loved playing but then I was forced to sell my fully carved Roma upright due to a financial pinch. Well now I'm back and ready to start lessons. I will be moving to Denver, CO in April-May and was hoping to start up lessons and buy an upright when I get there. Can anyone clue me in to a good Denver area teacher: I would like a teacher who has a good attitude as well as some background in jazz and classical.

Thanks

[christ andronis]

Paul Warburton posts on this site. You might want to hook up with him. I'm sure he can offer some great advice.

[Bob Branstetter]

Originally Posted by christ andronis

Paul Warburton posts on this site. You might want to hook up with him. I'm sure he can offer some great advice.

I don't know if Paul is currently accepting new students, but I'm sure he would be happy to recommend other good bass teachers if he is not.

[christ andronis]

Originally Posted by Bob Branstetter

I don't know if Paul is currently accepting new students, but I'm sure he would be happy to recommend other good bass teachers if he is not.

Yeah, my bad. That's what I meant, but I wasn't clear. Thanks Bob.

[stefaniw80401]

Hi Portly, are you still looking for a bass teacher? I am available in the Denver metro area. Check out my web site:
Mark Stefaniw Home

[Robin Ruscio]

This is an old post, but since it got bumped up my Mark, I'll plug myself here as well in case anyone looks at it.

Robin Ruscio | Robin Ruscio, Acoustic and Electric Bassist and Instructor

I teach classical and jazz playing in Denver.