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Fred Deluc:
The musicianship immediately stands out and will either make you want to pick up your guitar and start practicing or hide in the closet because it's so good.
Leduc has created a magnificent album that is very pleasing to listen to any time of the day.
With the success and affluence of various new age/ international guitarists, Fred Leduc ranks right up there in the top quartile.His guitar sings, giving us both melody and harmony, and with guitar solos that enrich the entire experience.The music and engineering it contains are outstanding!
Fred began playing Guitar during his teenage years, he attended the Northern Metropolitan College of Tafe and completed the 2 year Advanced Certificate in Jazz Performance. During this time, Fred was involved in the recording of an album with the Progressive Rock band named 'Vaudeville'. This album proved extremely popular landing him contracts throughout Asia and parts of Europe. Fred continued on to complete further study, attending La Trobe University studying the Bachelor of Music Degree based on classical influences, which he successfully completed in 1998 ...
The musicianship immediately stands out and will either make you want to pick up your guitar and start practicing or hide in the closet because it's so good.
Leduc has created a magnificent album that is very pleasing to listen to any time of the day.
With the success and affluence of various new age/ international guitarists, Fred Leduc ranks right up there in the top quartile.His guitar sings, giving us both melody and harmony, and with guitar solos that enrich the entire experience.The music and engineering it contains are outstanding!
Fred began playing Guitar during his teenage years, he attended the Northern Metropolitan College of Tafe and completed the 2 year Advanced Certificate in Jazz Performance. During this time, Fred was involved in the recording of an album with the Progressive Rock band named 'Vaudeville'. This album proved extremely popular landing him contracts throughout Asia and parts of Europe. Fred continued on to complete further study, attending La Trobe University studying the Bachelor of Music Degree based on classical influences, which he successfully completed in 1998 ...
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