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I have a TAYLOR NS34ce Classical guitar that I play classical music on in gigs… but I can play classical music on the Martin D-18 too. Here is my play list of classical pieces.. these can all be played quite nicely on a Nylon String Classical guitar if it’s a decent guitar. I use differenct strings for different shows depending on what I want for sound.. but for the day to day playing, I just use ELIXER strins.. just stay away from the COATED strings if you want “sweet bell-like tone” because the coating tends to dull the tone just a touch.
AIR… J.S. Bach
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Local Band Profile: The Devil Whale
The lyrical and vocal prowess of lead man Brinton Jones shines forth. Other times the heavy guitar and bass fill the room with energy indescribable. With their smooth guitar licks, heavy bass and bright keyboard, the Devil Whale has created a sound that is unique, one that cannot be defined. And they like it that way.
“Our goal is to become a genre,” said Jones.
Jones and guitarist/keyboardist Kris “Subterfuge” Taylor talked about their influences and genre. The generic influences came up: Bob Dylan, the Beatles, etc. But Taylor mentioned how the Beatles are their own genre.
“People don’t say ‘That band sounds like an early 60’s to late 70’s classical rock band from the U.K.’ People say ‘That band sounds like the Beatles!’” Taylor said.
And that is the goal the Devil Whale hopes to achieve, to be a genre, in and of themselves.
Many wonder where the name the Devil Whale comes from. It’s from a painting by artist Jen Lobo. Brinton spoke of the “majesty” of the whale as well. The largest mammal on Earth, gliding through the water and is able to sink ships with ease. Some may picture a red, scaly, horned, distraught whale when these words are spoken. But to some, the Devil is a symbol of rebellion. And that is a good symbol for a band like the Devil Whale, with no genre to restrain their musical abilities.
Taylor Classical Guitar- News
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Farmington concert series begins tonight [10:20 am] The series begins tonight, at 7:00 pm in the Farmington High School Little Theater, where students will present an evening of light classical guitar music. The ensemble earned a Division I (Superior Rating) for their performance at the Northwest Music |
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Dr. Phillip Petillo Included in Distinguished Cambridge Who's Who Registry He also worked on the construction of many different models of instruments including the carved back and top of the arch-top jazz guitars in the D'Angelico style, the dreadnought body of the folk guitar, the semi-hollow body guitar, cutaway classical |
A Small feat
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Brad Conroy Interview: Windy City Guitar Master
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May 5-12 live music Lynn McGrath, classical guitar, noon, Tuesday, May 10. Tickets at 273-0038 or www.troymusichall.org. TIMES UNION CENTER, Keith Urban “Get Closer Tour,” Saturday, July 16. Tickets now on sale, ticketmaster.com, charge by phone (800) 745-3000. |
