Indeed, a teacher is a guide. Some of them really give you a good map and
guidebook too, though it's still up to you to make sure you don't fall over
this cliff, or into that bog. Ah, how I miss the hills! john
At 19:33 13/04/00 +0100, you wrote:
...
>However, the truth of the matter as far as I'm
>concerned is that I firmly believe that in the end,
>every student of singing teaches themselves; has too.
>A teacher can only point a way, whether you are on
>that wavelength or not is dependant on you the
>student. Of course, being a teacher myself, I am
>bound to say that another pair of ears, eyes etc are
>useful, and hopefully the teacher should know more
>than the student!
...
>Best wishes,
>
>Ian Belsey. voice technician, Bromley, Kent, England
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