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peter leitch
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Guitarist Peter Leitch's website features reviews, sound bites, itinerary, biography, cds ...
PETER LEITCH has over the years, gained an international reputation for his unique personal style, rooted in tradition but recognizably his own. Of his fourteen recordings as a leader, many feature his long-time rhythm section of pianist John Hicks, Ray Drummond and Smitty Smith. Several also include a saxophonist (Pepper Adams, Bobby Watson and Gary Bartz have each contributed to Peter's recordings) ...
PETER LEITCH has over the years, gained an international reputation for his unique personal style, rooted in tradition but recognizably his own. Of his fourteen recordings as a leader, many feature his long-time rhythm section of pianist John Hicks, Ray Drummond and Smitty Smith. Several also include a saxophonist (Pepper Adams, Bobby Watson and Gary Bartz have each contributed to Peter's recordings) ...
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Craig Einhorn: Classical Guitarist:
In 1988 he earned a bachelor degree in Classical Guitar Performance from the State University of New York. In the same year he received a full scholarship to the Arizona State Graduate School of Music and completed his Masters in 1990.
In 1995 Craig released a CD entitled, "In With the Old, In With the New", which has received critical acclaim.
In 1996 Craig relocated to Eugene, Oregon and started teaching classical guitar for Lane Community College where he continues to teach.
Craig performs throughout the United States. Appearances include the Scottsdale Center for the Arts (AZ), The Filbert Festival (OR), the Art and the Vinyard Festival (OR), City of Yonkers Parks Concerts (NY), The World Beat Festival (OR), the Fiesta Latina (OR), and many other events.
In February of 1999 Craig was a soloist with the Lane Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Ron Bertucci. It was also in 1999 that Craig began an association with Mason Williams, composer and grammy winner for "Classical Gas". Mason and Craig have performed and recorded together and their collaboration continues.
In September of 1999 Craig was the featured soloist with the Port Angeles Symphony under the baton of Nico Snell. In December of 1999 Craig was the soloist with the Salem Pops Orchestra. In January 2000 Craig was a soloist with the Oregon Mozart Players, under the baton of Francis Graffeo. In October of 2001 Craig performed as soloist with the University of Oregon Chamber Orchestra. Recently Craig was selected by the Lane Arts Council for the Artists in Schools Program. This includes educational performances for elementary through high schools ...
In 1988 he earned a bachelor degree in Classical Guitar Performance from the State University of New York. In the same year he received a full scholarship to the Arizona State Graduate School of Music and completed his Masters in 1990.
In 1995 Craig released a CD entitled, "In With the Old, In With the New", which has received critical acclaim.
In 1996 Craig relocated to Eugene, Oregon and started teaching classical guitar for Lane Community College where he continues to teach.
Craig performs throughout the United States. Appearances include the Scottsdale Center for the Arts (AZ), The Filbert Festival (OR), the Art and the Vinyard Festival (OR), City of Yonkers Parks Concerts (NY), The World Beat Festival (OR), the Fiesta Latina (OR), and many other events.
In February of 1999 Craig was a soloist with the Lane Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Ron Bertucci. It was also in 1999 that Craig began an association with Mason Williams, composer and grammy winner for "Classical Gas". Mason and Craig have performed and recorded together and their collaboration continues.
In September of 1999 Craig was the featured soloist with the Port Angeles Symphony under the baton of Nico Snell. In December of 1999 Craig was the soloist with the Salem Pops Orchestra. In January 2000 Craig was a soloist with the Oregon Mozart Players, under the baton of Francis Graffeo. In October of 2001 Craig performed as soloist with the University of Oregon Chamber Orchestra. Recently Craig was selected by the Lane Arts Council for the Artists in Schools Program. This includes educational performances for elementary through high schools ...
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Guitairist Mark Kleinhaut's website features reviews, photo gallery, recordings, press kit.
Extensive collaborations (recording and touring) with Bobby Watson, Tiger Okoshi
Five CD's of original compositions. The 2003 CD with Bobby Watson made the Top 50 National Jazz Radio Charts for the first two months of 2004 and broke "Top-20".
Conducts clinics and workshops on jazz improvisation for students, grade school through University.
Activist for jazz, jazz education and audience development. Past President of the Maine Jazz Alliance and a founding director of Access Jazz, Inc.
Mark Kleinhaut has been playing jazz guitar for over thirty years, during which time he has achieved one of the most prized and elusive goals in jazz - a highly personal sound and recognizable voice on his instrument. His clean guitar tones may first recall one to the great tradition of mainstream jazz guitarists like Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino, but listeners soon detect something else in Kleinhaut's highly evolved vocabulary. His playing avoids the clichés and trappings of the too-familiar jazz jargon in favor of melodic phrases that twist and leap passionately with the immediacy of the moment, yet follow his relentless pursuit of logic, balance and beauty. Mark Kleinhaut is also a prolific jazz composer and has five CDs of his original jazz compositions, including "Chasing Tales" with trumpeter Tiger Okoshi and "A Balance of Light", with Bobby Watson on alto sax. Kleinhaut's newest release, "Holding the Center" (January 2006), represents further artistic evolution of his style with use of sampled sounds, electronic guitar effects and rhythms borrowed from latin, funk, rock and reggae music ...
Extensive collaborations (recording and touring) with Bobby Watson, Tiger Okoshi
Five CD's of original compositions. The 2003 CD with Bobby Watson made the Top 50 National Jazz Radio Charts for the first two months of 2004 and broke "Top-20".
Conducts clinics and workshops on jazz improvisation for students, grade school through University.
Activist for jazz, jazz education and audience development. Past President of the Maine Jazz Alliance and a founding director of Access Jazz, Inc.
Mark Kleinhaut has been playing jazz guitar for over thirty years, during which time he has achieved one of the most prized and elusive goals in jazz - a highly personal sound and recognizable voice on his instrument. His clean guitar tones may first recall one to the great tradition of mainstream jazz guitarists like Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino, but listeners soon detect something else in Kleinhaut's highly evolved vocabulary. His playing avoids the clichés and trappings of the too-familiar jazz jargon in favor of melodic phrases that twist and leap passionately with the immediacy of the moment, yet follow his relentless pursuit of logic, balance and beauty. Mark Kleinhaut is also a prolific jazz composer and has five CDs of his original jazz compositions, including "Chasing Tales" with trumpeter Tiger Okoshi and "A Balance of Light", with Bobby Watson on alto sax. Kleinhaut's newest release, "Holding the Center" (January 2006), represents further artistic evolution of his style with use of sampled sounds, electronic guitar effects and rhythms borrowed from latin, funk, rock and reggae music ...
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3. joe satriani
Along with teaching some of the top rock guitar players of the '80s and '90s, Joe Satriani is one of the most technically accomplished and widely respected guitarists to emerge in recent times. Born on July 15, 1956, in Westbury, NY, and raised in the nearby town of Carle Place, Satriani -- inspired by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix -- picked up the guitar at the age of 14 (although he was initially more interested in the drums). Quickly learning the instrument, Satriani began teaching guitar to others and found a kindred spirit in one of his students, Steve Vai. By the late '70s, however, Satriani had relocated to Berkeley, CA. With his sights set on his own musical career, "Satch" kept teaching others, including such future rock notables as Kirk Hammett (Metallica), Larry LaLonde (Primus), David Bryson (Counting Crows), and jazz fusion player Charlie Hunter.
In the early '80s, Satriani got a gig playing guitar with power popster Greg Kihn, doing some session work and touring with the group (an archival release recorded around this time, King Biscuit Flower Hour, was later issued in 1996), and issuing his own solo self-titled EP in 1984, financing and releasing the project entirely on his own. But when Vai hit the big time as the guitarist of David Lee Roth's solo band in 1986, he offered praise for his good friend and former teacher in several major guitar publications, leading to widespread interest in Satriani's playing. The timing couldn't have been more perfect for Satch, as he'd just issued his first full-length solo album, Not of this Earth, which automatically made ripples in the rock guitar community.
In the early '80s, Satriani got a gig playing guitar with power popster Greg Kihn, doing some session work and touring with the group (an archival release recorded around this time, King Biscuit Flower Hour, was later issued in 1996), and issuing his own solo self-titled EP in 1984, financing and releasing the project entirely on his own. But when Vai hit the big time as the guitarist of David Lee Roth's solo band in 1986, he offered praise for his good friend and former teacher in several major guitar publications, leading to widespread interest in Satriani's playing. The timing couldn't have been more perfect for Satch, as he'd just issued his first full-length solo album, Not of this Earth, which automatically made ripples in the rock guitar community.
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4. marc ribot
This is the official website of
avant-garde guitarist, leader of Los Cubanos Postizos, and downtown NYC icon - Marc Ribot.
Marc Ribot, Cubanos, Postizos, New York, NYC, downtown, guitar, guitarist, avant-garde, Shrek, Mark Ribot
avant-garde guitarist, leader of Los Cubanos Postizos, and downtown NYC icon - Marc Ribot.
Marc Ribot, Cubanos, Postizos, New York, NYC, downtown, guitar, guitarist, avant-garde, Shrek, Mark Ribot
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Gilbert Isbin:
Belgian acoustic and jazzguitarist GILBERT ISBIN's early influences, from classical, to jazz, blues, ethnic and freeform music, has ultimately contributed to his now distinctive and refined style. His music transcends the dualities of classical/jazz and composed/improvised music and is filled with strong melodies, rich colourful harmonies, sound effects and polyrhythms, highlighted by delicate acoustic guitar picking.
He performs solo, with the Gilbert Isbin Group, the Isbin/Gauthier duo, the Isbin/Fourier duo, the Isbin/Fonda duo, with poet Frank Decerf, ....
He played concerts all over Europe and in Los Angeles (USA) and has collaborated and/or recorded with American and European players, such as Cameron Brown, Joe Fonda, Jeff Gauthier, Ernst Reijseger, Paul Wheeler, Iain Cameron, Jan Kuijken, Michel Godard, Jaap Blonk, Fred Van Hove, Ivo Vanderborght, John Ruocco, Luiz Marquez, Steve Houben, Alex Van De Meulebroecke, Rudy de Sutter, Sandor Szabo, Philippe Deschepper, Achim Kirchmair, Geert Verbeke, André Goudbeek, Mark Van Overmeire, Pierre Vaiana, Iep Fourrier, Chris Joris, Jatinder Thakur, Hugh Hopper (ex - Soft Machine), Wolfgang Reisinger, Davey Graham ...
Belgian acoustic and jazzguitarist GILBERT ISBIN's early influences, from classical, to jazz, blues, ethnic and freeform music, has ultimately contributed to his now distinctive and refined style. His music transcends the dualities of classical/jazz and composed/improvised music and is filled with strong melodies, rich colourful harmonies, sound effects and polyrhythms, highlighted by delicate acoustic guitar picking.
He performs solo, with the Gilbert Isbin Group, the Isbin/Gauthier duo, the Isbin/Fourier duo, the Isbin/Fonda duo, with poet Frank Decerf, ....
He played concerts all over Europe and in Los Angeles (USA) and has collaborated and/or recorded with American and European players, such as Cameron Brown, Joe Fonda, Jeff Gauthier, Ernst Reijseger, Paul Wheeler, Iain Cameron, Jan Kuijken, Michel Godard, Jaap Blonk, Fred Van Hove, Ivo Vanderborght, John Ruocco, Luiz Marquez, Steve Houben, Alex Van De Meulebroecke, Rudy de Sutter, Sandor Szabo, Philippe Deschepper, Achim Kirchmair, Geert Verbeke, André Goudbeek, Mark Van Overmeire, Pierre Vaiana, Iep Fourrier, Chris Joris, Jatinder Thakur, Hugh Hopper (ex - Soft Machine), Wolfgang Reisinger, Davey Graham ...
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