John Fahey’s Dance of Death
I recall as if it were only yesterday or possibly even a distant dream of my high school years in...
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Category: Richard Gilewitz
The Wild Horses of Wyoming
I can’t recall how many times I’ve said in a multitude of different ways, from every angle...
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The Power of Musical Notes
Within a number of articles I’ve written for various publications, the theme has always been along...
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Universal Language
Is language truly a barrier? For the zillionth time in a row – musically speaking – I...
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I Have It Somewhere
This has to be the most common comment I hear from students whether during a one-on-one lesson,...
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“Sounds Like” I May Have a Problem…
No, not that kind of a problem – an actual sound problem. As in sound system. October 2015 was...
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Four- Scream Halloween
In honor of the season, I dug up an old article I wrote for Mel Bay Publications’ Guitar...
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Fingerstyle Fingers
Recently during my flight across the pond from Florida to the UK for the London Guitar Show, I...
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My Electronic Classroom
Some years ago when I was asked that infamous question during an interview, “Where do you see...
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Tuner and the Ear
Well, friends, we have entered a new era. I’ve been keeping an eye and an ear on what’s going on...
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A Capo Conversation
Never in a million years could I have guessed that the day would come when I would be in a...
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And, My Guitar’s Name Is…
The thought about naming one of my guitars has honestly never crossed my mind. Don’t get me wrong;...
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- Björk’s Cornucopia, enriched by the d&b Soundscape at New York’s newest cultural center .On May 9 Björk opened her Cornucopia season at New York’s newest cultural center The Shed, utilizing a full 360 degree d&b Soundscape system powered by the d&b En-Scene object based mixing and En-Space room emulation software. As an integral part of the performance design. Cornucopia is Björk’s most elaborate stage production to date incorporating […]
- Phunky Monkeys Conquer New Orleans with Allen & HeathCan an 11-piece New Orleans band maintain their reputation for great performances with exceptional sound quality, even in small, packed venues? The Phunky Monkeys answer that question with an affirmative “yes” using an Allen & Heath dLive system which allows FOH engineer Eric Breaux to mix from anywhere in the house on an iPad. The […]
- Propellerhead Launches Reason Compact 2.0 – A Pocket Music StudioPropellerhead Software today launched Reason Compact 2.0, a free mobile app for iOS. The new version goes from a pocket synth to offering an advanced pocket music studio. The flagship Europa synthesizer is still right at your fingertips and two new amazing-sounding instruments have been added. Rytmik Drum Machine gives you a simple yet powerful […]
- DiGiCo Set to Showcase New Products and Upgrades at InfoComm 2019Drawing more than 40,000 attendees each year, InfoComm ranks as North America’s largest dedicated pro-AV exhibition and frequently serves as one of DiGiCo’s primary global launch sites for new products. This year promises to be no exception, as DiGiCo will be showcasing a variety of exciting new offerings as well as upgrades to its current […]
- L-Acoustics Cultivates Abundant Sound at The GroveWhen The Grove Community Church of Riverside, California built its current Worship Center more than a dozen years ago, Olympia, Washington-based CCI Solutions facilitated the design and installation of the sound system for its 1,800-seat main auditorium. Since that time, like many churches, The Grove’s music sets have gradually moved toward a more Contemporary praise […]