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At each camp, we assemble a staff of experienced, caring, teachers committed to helping you find your unique voice on the guitar. They are performers, recording artists, song writers, arrangers and experts in special styles. Guitar is at the center of our teachers' lives and they love to share their passion for playing, and their skills. To find out who is teaching at the camp you want to attend, please email us. |
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Harmony
Grisman (Camp Co-Director) teaches, records and composes music.
She learned blues/gospel fingerstyle from Rev. Gary Davis and Big Bill
Broonzy, and Delta Blues from Stefan Grossman and Rory Block. She studied Brazilian Jazz with Marcos Silva and Chico Pinierho. Harmony's CDs include Medicine Song Revival, Chants of a Lifetime and Answer the Call. |
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| Kay Eskenazi
(Camp Co-Director) has
been playing
guitar since she was eight -- that was 43 years ago. She plays many
different fingerstyle guitar forms in regular and non-standard tunings.
In recent years, Kay has spent much of her time creating chord melody
arrangements in Bossa Nova, Swing Jazz, Folk, Sephardic and other
styles. She loves to play Brazilian jazz -- especially the
music of Luiz Bonfa, Laurindo Almeida, João Gilberto, Carlos
Barbosa-Lima and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Kay has studied with many fine
teachers, and continues her
studies at every opportunity. She is a founder and director of From
Women's Hearts and Hands Music Camps. Kay loves to teach guitar! When she's not at camp, she teaches guitar lessons and directs the Good Life Guitar Ensemble. Kay is also founder and director of Pass It Around! , a non-profit organization that uses group music making to support homeless and other disadvantaged people. She has been collecting and teaching rounds for 22 years, and has just published Pass It Around! Rounds from the Soul of a World -- a collection of rounds and a capella harmony songs from many lands and centuries. |
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