Online Persian Santoor Course in texas

You have two options to learn santur:

• you can take in person classes sessions
• or you can take online face to face classes. Certainly, like most people, your first choice is to take an in-person class. Because this is a more traditional way of learning to play a dulcimer. Most people think that they must physically be in a class though they can learn a musical instrument, but that’s not true. There are much simpler ways to learn.

Online santur class is exactly similar to face-to-face classes in terms of education. The teachers of these two classes are the same, and the same courses and books are used, and in both, you can receive beginner to advanced dulcimer training. The only difference is in how they attend classes and the commuting. You don't need to commute for online classes. This will save your time and money.

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