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Classical Guitarist | Asheville, NC

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Performance with Amici Music!

I am excited to announce that I’ll be performing with Amici Music July 9-11 in Asheville, featuring Lea Kibler (flute), Daniel Weiser (piano), Will Beasley (bass), and Justin Watt (percussion). We’ll be performing a program entitled “Jazzical 2,” including fun

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How did Bach play guitar? He cheated…

I bet Bach played the lute a little bit… just like your mom plays the guitar a little bit. If you’re already a virtuoso player of the organ, harpsichord, violin, viola, voice, and other instruments, you probably wouldn’t want to

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BACH ON THE NOSE FLUTE!!

Bach’s music transcends any time period, individual performance, or instrumentation. I’m playing Bach on the classical guitar, which isn’t that uncommon these days but the guitar didn’t even exist in the baroque era (at least not in its current form).

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The Memory Quest Begins!

Have you ever wondered how classical musicians memorize an entire program of music, and why? Playing from memory can be an awesome experience for the performer and the audience. Personally, I just feel like I’m a little bit more free.

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Courante or Corrente? Same thing right? Nope… (Stick with me on this one, I have a gift for you at the end.)

I’ll be honest, I don’t know much about baroque dances. When I got the chance to do baroque dance in college during “Intensive Arts” (the UNCSA version of a J-Term) I didn’t exactly take notes. So far my strategy when

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A Bach blog?!? WHAT? WHY?

I know, isn’t there enough out there written about J.S. Bach? At the end of last year (2014) I finished reading a fantastic book about the Bach Cello Suites called, The Cello Suites by Eric Siblin. Even if you aren’t

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