I know, Glen, NO PIANOS, but still... (1 Viewer)

[jane]

....can you make an exception?

One of my US students is hoping to find a place she can go in Dublin where she can practice piano. She can't use the ones in the University because she's not studying music there, and I don't think she's looking for piano lessons.

Anyone know of a place she can find one that she could use, or a practice room she might hire out (preferably cheapish)?

 

[nEiLo]

waltons

 

[egg_]

Yeah Waltons on George's St, you can rent a room with a piano upstairs there (in the school of music), it's a few euro for an hour. I used to use it a lot before I got my own piano

 

[Pantone247]

think you have to buy a ticket for 10 practices in waltons for 50 euro or someting

 

[Bellatrix]

I don't get it. Why would anyone say no to pianos?

 

[glen]

It's a long story. Ask Mrs. Hancock.

 

[Brush]

I no piano very good.

 

[glen]

 

[jane]

Thanks lads and lasses, I'll pass on the info to her.

Sorry again about the pianos, Glen.

 

[hanley]

 

[Bellatrix]

http://www.profilms.com/domestic/specials/SparkyMagicPiano/medium.jp

 

[cyclotron]

Jane - get her to ring Dalkey library and book a session on the piano (2855 277). Piano room is upstairs and it's free. You can book an hour session a day but because it's hardly used, people are allowed stay on for a while longer.

 

[jane]

Jane - get her to ring Dalkey library and book a session on the piano (2855 277). Piano room is upstairs and it's free. You can book an hour session a day but because it's hardly used, people are allowed stay on for a while longer.

Oh, excellent stuff -- thanks Monty!