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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why in the world did you revive a more than five-year-old thread to slam a teacher who doesn't even live in the DC area any longer, and hasn't for more than a year?
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Ah, thanks for the update, didn't realize that Amy Beth Horman was no longer in the area.  I was responding to the thread to inform others who had inquired about ABH, in case they were still interested in exploring her as a teacher for their kid.[/quote]

You need a different hobby. [/quote]

Sorry that you didn't find my commentary useful. I know that if I was new to town, and was looking for an excellent teacher for my son/daughter, I'd want to know all the inside scoop on a particular teacher and their style of teaching (because there are so many out there) before I started exploring on my own and narrowing down the list of possible teachers.  But what I mentioned about Horman is pretty common knowledge in the upper level studios.  Ask any competition teacher in town if they have had any experiences with ABH poaching efforts, and they will cringe.[/quote]

Thanks for the information.  We are looking for an advanced teacher for my son.  I had heard about Amy Beth HOrman a while back, so good to know that she is no longer in the area.  But yikes on her poaching... I'm sure this happens often the higher up you go.  Whether it's violin, piano or any other instrument or sports even.  Teachers are always looking for the best students especially the competition teachers.  [/quote]

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