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In the latest episode of The Classical Guitar Corner Podcast Simon interviews our very own Nicoletta (Niki) Todesco! Please tune in to hear all about Niki’s background with the guitar, teaching, and performing as we celebrate her one-year anniversary on the CGC Team! Be sure to leave a comment to join the conversation!
Connect with Niki on her website.
This was a fantastic podcast. I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting Niki yet, and this was a wonderful introduction. I’m looking forward to get acquainted when the opportunity arises in CGC.
Hello,
Thank you for the introductory conversation concerning Black Lives Matter. Simon, your meaningful introspection on the many aspects of social justice is important. We need to care. Listening to the conversation with Nicoletta is a joy. Thank you for your open enthusiasm. Musical education is a journey as Niki sensitively expresses—Niki’s passion is an inspiration! As instructors attention to individual styles is a way to help students grow naturally. Artistic ideas develop in openly conversant learning environments. Nice work!
Cordially,
Drew
Niki is such a bundle of energy and fun. Great interview!
Niki is such a wonderful addition to the CGC staff! It’s a joy to have her on coaching calls, at open mic sessions and in so much more. Thank you for talking with her in depth in this podcast.
Thank you, too , for your opening words on the very important and current topic of discrimination. I have always found CGC to be an extremely open and welcoming place for lovers of classical guitar from all over the world.
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I think that there is nothing better to climb the journey of success
as competence. The level of competence among women has
skyrocketed and as a result there are so many women that are
shining bright with talent and are having an impact.
Of course technology has had a liberating effect also.
I’m delighted by the diversity of guitarists I see on the internet.
I’m blown away by the talent our there.
I always believed music to be a universal language. Breaking down all barriers, colored blind.