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Anton Kuchevskyi
Anton Kuchevskyi

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BratislavaVlčie hrdlo

For over two years I have been teaching guitar playing and music in Bratislava, helping students not only to master the instrument but also to understand music more deeply through the connection with art and folklore. For those wishing to learn to play the guitar, I offer to develop not just technical skills but also musical thinking, which will help perceive music as art, not just as a set of notes.

15 €
✨Guitar lessons✨

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