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recording techniquest - mastering
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Tony Rice Fans
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Taking It To The Next Le…
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Bluegrass Associations
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A place where European, Asian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting point
A place where European, Asian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting point
A place where European, Asian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting point
Hi Everyone .. hope you have room for one more Canadian .
I'm from South Western Ontario and a member of the Thames Valley Bluegrass Association . My job keeps me on the road most of the time so I don't play with a bands per say but often sit in wit…
A place where European, Asian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting point
A place where European, Asian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting point
Hello, I am sorry I can't help you. Maybe should give a look to some websites connected to www.emba.org and EWOB. Cheers. Andrea
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- At 10:14am on October 11, 2008,
John Carlini said… - Thanks for the kind words, Andrea!
I'm looking forward to doing some communicating on this network.
Best Wishes,
John Carlini
- At 2:57am on September 13, 2008,
Andrea Tarquini said…
- Yesterday night.
Well......there was a big party in my neighbour's home. After hours spent drinking, making cocktails, mohitos, gin tonics etc...... some people asked me to go home and pick my guitar up. Incredibly for Italy where acoustic guitar music is not well known, a guy asked me some old Delta fingerstyle tunes, and I know few. Then some people asked for other tunes, me and my girlfriend harmonized our voices singing some James Taylor, Tim O'Brien, and so on......Well, after a while my hands were very warm and I went on with some crosspicking and flatpicking, more less following Bryan Sutton's tips..... I am not in the condition to say if the GREAT sound of me playing my 1997 Bourgeois was just my drunk impression or I was really so relaxed and my hand so warm that I've played all the tunes so well.......probably both things but I wasn't very very drunk, in fact this morning I woke up with no headache. Anyway.....the evolution tip of the day is: unless you are a GREAT player, unless the acoustic guitar is your day job, if you can, even if you are at an ADVANCED LEVEL, before you start your performance, always take at least a 1 hour time to warm up your left hand and your right hand. You'll see the difference!! Remember that a precise and regular right hand is one important secret for a successful flatpicking. ..........Now here in Milan there is a damned grey and rainy morning. What's better? So let's start again playing.
Best to all my friends
Andrea
- At 11:04am on August 13, 2008,
jean Barby said… - Ciao Andrea ti spera bene. grazzie per la pagina degli stranieri! A presto, jean.
- At 11:23am on July 19, 2008,
jeff white said… - HI Andrea, good to meet you too, Jeff
- At 7:54pm on July 16, 2008,
Mark Parchment said… - Hi Andrea,
Actually, the guitar is a James Burkett AJ. It's Brazilian RW with an Adirondack top and probably the nicest guitar I've ever played. I recommend him highly! Here's his website http://www.guitarjtb.com/ and here's a link to a review of this guitar by the original owner of this guitar http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/Burkett+Guitars/AJ/10/1
Mark P.
- At 8:56pm on July 15, 2008,
Mark Parchment said…
- Hi,
Just caught your comment ie Arkansas Traveller. It was recorded in the living room. One take and no overdubs, Just two friends picking. I'm flad you liked it! The mandolin player is Skip Kelley.
- At 7:57am on July 15, 2008,
Philippe Perrard said… - Hi Andrea,
I went on your web site, good band !!.
Keep the good music.
Philippe.
- At 2:25am on July 14, 2008,
Marco Cavina said… - Ciao Andrea,
grazie per il messaggio....io sto a Milano sud...grazie per l'invito al tuo group,hai avuto proprio una bella idea
Ciao da molto vicino :)
- At 1:08am on July 12, 2008,
Yiannis Gougourelas said… - Andrea,
Great! Hope you're doing fine too.Next time you're here in Thessaloniki,let me now about it.
BTW,between 3rd-10th of August i'll be in Slovenia,at Beppe Gambetta's guitar workshop.Steve Kaufman will be there this year as an instructor too.If you can make it,come on there.
Ciao,
Yiannis
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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Russ Barenberg, Tony Rice, Bryan Sutton, Mike Marshall, Jack Lawrence, Tim Stafford, Dan Crary, Mark Cosgrove, Beppe Gambetta, and many many others
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Stringsong, Through the Gates, Our Time (Barenberg), Mike Marshall on GUITAR is great.......too many to list.......
- Favorite Guitars
- Bourgeois, and a young luthier named Mario Pistella (www.pistella.com) you should try that guitars
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- I am from Rome, but I live in Milano ITALY. I started playing when I was 8. I've never bought and electric guitar in my entire life. I started with fingerstyle which I still play a bit and I love flatpicking and crosspicking and singing. I am the proud owner of a 1997 Dana Bourgeois D Vintage Herringbone, I am selling a new Taylor GS6 in order to buy a mahogany Bourgeois (banjo killer). And I think acoustic people are genuine people.
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.jamgrass.it
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