Hi everyone,
Happy New Year! Starting now, I plan to send regular news updates about TGC activities whenever there's something new happening.
I'm delighted to share that over the past three years, the TGC community's skill level has risen significantly. This progress motivates me to maintain my availability and continue offering online courses.
TGC At-A-Distance (AAD) 2024
The main highlight for this year will be another substantial online course, catering to both advanced and beginner students. The focus will be on the musical application of the Chromatic Bracket approach to learning a linear piece (a monophonic piece by JS Bach) and tonal improvisation. We'll review all the basic Chromatic Bracket principles and techniques, allowing beginners to join right away.
To make my effort feasible, I need a commitment from the group. Just as in previous years, I'm open to offering a sliding scale of contributions so that people with varying funds can afford it. The minimum contribution is 780 EUR (incl. taxes) for the whole year. Those who can are also welcome to fund somebody else's participation.
Please send an email to info@markusreuter.com with the subject line TGCAAD2024 along with your informal application. If there's enough commitment, the course will start in early February and run until Christmas, comprising about 30 video lessons.
TGC Berlin and TGC Mount Bethel
We just had a fantastic TGC meeting in Mount Bethel, and more are planned for this year. For Europe, we're considering organizing meetings in Berlin again. I'll send another update once we have more information.
Private Lessons
I'm offering private lessons throughout the year, and you can book them on my website: https://markusreuter.as.me/
Video Courses
Video courses from the last couple of years are available in my webstore. If you're interested in acquiring a substantial amount of learning material at a fair bundle price, check it out: https://www.markusreuter.com/store?category=TGC
Thank you for your time and attention. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Much love,
Markus