Saturday, July 4, 2009
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Online guitar courses help troops overseas

Published 03/04/08

Rick Hogue is hoping an adage continues to hold true in this time of iPods and digital downloads.

Courtesy photo Army Lt. Col. Mitchell Lewis, from left, Maj. Gary Bantad, Master Sgt. James Yingling and Sgt. 1st Class Theodore E. Tayson follow instructions while off-duty in Daegu, South Korea, a world away from their instructor at At Home Music Lessons in Annapolis.
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And more importantly, he's hoping it translates into sales.

"Music is a universal thing," said Mr. Hogue, owner of Annapolis-based Garrett Park Guitars.

Now he's testing that sentiment and taking his efforts beyond his Annapolis store where a plethora of shiny and expensive guitars hang from the walls. His first step with cyber instruction stretched the whole way to Korea for a group of military personnel on duty there.

His store is still the bustling shop where children are taking piano lessons and parents...

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