Can anyone help me with a contact interested in making musical instrument purcahses?
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I'd love to learn. E-mail me at Strathhavengirl@Yahoo.com for more info, please.
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Well, the best bet is to do research on this kind of stuff instead of sending your music to publishers and seeking random people.  Most likely, you would need someone who could represent you in the industry.  Preferrably, someone who has some connections would get you in the door. \n\nDo research on google.  Master your use on keywords to find the information you need.
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Do you have any demos? Have you looked around in your city for someone to collaborate with? ♫♪♫
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well that all depends on what you need help with go ahead and email me with some info and i will help you out. Dandoverlord@yahoo.com
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I know one person contact to the following
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You might try contacting the music department at the school.\n\nJ.P. Wilson, Director of Bands\nBox 9385\nMagnolia, AR 71754-9385\nphone: (870) 235-4244\nE-mail: jpwilson@saumag.edu \n\nHope this helps.  I was in Marching Band many moons ago. Have a great season!!\n\nFisherKing
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email me theraidaz75@yahoo.com. we can talk.
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Again.\n\nContact the Director at the following address and phone number.\n\nJ.P. Wilson, Director of Bands\nBox 9385\nMagnolia, AR 71754-9385\nphone: (870) 235-4244\nE-mail: jpwilson@saumag.edu
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www.musicansfriend.com
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Yes. Contact me for details
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Please try 2 explain  or contact me.
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go to aboutmusic.com. you can also e mail them as well too.
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There are musician classified ads on the net. Do a yahoo search for musician classified ads. You'll get a bunch of results.
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i will guid u.contact me (mooninclouds@yahoo.com)
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At the very least you might ask the seller to make an mp3 file that you can listen to, because there is still nothing like hearing ANY stringed instrument in person.  Get pics, and the maker's name, then research that.  Just remember that no 2 instruments sound exactly the same... there is a nuance of sound to each.  If you are a serious cellist, I wouldn't ever go the on-line route.  If you are a novice, all well and good, for when you become more accomplished you will 'upgrade' and That one won't be something on-line!  (by then you will have acquired an 'ear' for the instrument)