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pleased to represent a new and growing list of exceptional artists Captions by Gregg Miner |
Andy Wahlberg
“...a breath of fresh air.
Listening to him perform is a guitarist's delight.” - The Ithaca Times Andy has been playing the harp guitar since 1970 - longer than anyone alive today. He has been entertaining audiences this entire time with an endless supply of repertoire, from musical comedy to his own instrumental compositions, which, like his discovery of the Dyer harp guitar, have been ahead of their time. |
Brad Hoyt
Brad Hoyt appears on our label mostly as...a pianist! He is also a creative multi-instrumentalist and performs on the unusual 'Arpa Viola Caipira', a harp guitar of his own invention. |
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Carter Lancaster
Carter Lancaster of Ontario is a consummate fingerstyle player who has developed wonderfully melodic two-handed techniques that serve the music. His long-awaited harp guitar compositions make their debut on Harp Guitar Music. |
"...his
versatility and virtuosity is nothing short of amazing." - Dirty
Linen Magazine What can I possibly say (about myself) except that I am a true musical genius? Only that I am an amateur, in the truest sense of the word. I do all this for the love of it. |
Philippe Fouquet
"The Pierre Bensusan of the harp guitar!"
– Gregg Miner Philippe took 1st prize
in the "Marcel Dadi contest" in 2001 and was fingerstyle
laureate for the contest "Les révélations acoustiques" in
2006, organized by the French paper "Acoustic." He is now
creating a whole new repertoire for the harp guitar. |
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offer music by these other Non-Affiliated Artists.
The first group plays contemporary music. |
Adam Carney
Fingerstyle guitar and jazz player Adam has added solo harp guitar to his prolific arrangements. |
Jason Carter
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“Phil's approach to the guitar sounds like John Coltrane meets Mel Brooks at a party for Salvador Dali.” - Steve Vai Phil plays the Guitarp, a custom 7-string fan-fret electric guitar with an extending bank of 10 treble strings. Though he is a disciple of jazz great Lenny Breau, his instrumental solos are like no other music you've ever heard. |
Stephanie Jackson
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Matt Thomas
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We are equally proud to offer the finest music by these Non-Affiliated Artists who play historical music. |
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"His performances - precise and properly styled - contain successful phrasings and hints of virtuosity." - SeiCorde Dennis - an expert in the history of the lute and early guitar - is a top notch classical guitarist and lutenist who performs on many original and reproduction period instruments, including the historic 1856 Scherzer-style guitar with 4 sub-bass strings. |
Beppe Gambetta
Best known as a world-class "flatpicker," Beppe also has a passion for the revival of Italian music from the early 20th century, especially that of his native Genoa. Playing in a duo with mandolinist Carlo Aonzo, Beppe performs on a 14-string harp guitar based on one used by the great Italian harp guitar virtuoso Pasquale Taraffo. See also Pasquale Taraffo under Vintage Harp Guitar CDs. |
Tyler Hawkins
Canadian Tyler Hawkins has been performing on his 17-string Sergei de Jonge harp guitar since the mid-eighties, adapting Bach and lute music for this modern instrument. He made his recording debut with it in 2007. |
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"Obviously what we're dealing with here is extreme virtuosity." - KPFK John is a true virtuoso player of all forms of lute, and is also playing a 7-string guitar (similar to Coste's "floating 7th bass string" instrument) with additional period harp guitar commissions on the way. |
The Vienna Thalia Quartet is one of the foremost representatives of classical Viennese folk-music today. The group is comprised of two violins, clarinet and Schrammelgitarre, the configuration of the original "Schrammelmusik" quartet. The four musicians - all graduates of the Viennese Music Academy - masterfully apply their high degree of professionalism to their repertoire of polkas, marches, waltzes, as well as dances by Strauss, Schubert and the Schrammel brothers. |
Brigitte Zaczek
"Baroque lutes have a lot of strings, and old guitars have a lot of problems. Zaczek has surmounted them with ease, and her fine performance of these romantic works can only help the rehabilitation of guitar music from the romantic era." – Colin Cooper, Classical Guitar Magazine Brigitte - a professor of classical guitar at the Universitat fur Musik in Vienna - today focuses her attention on the interpretation of guitar music of the 19th century. Among her fine collection of period instruments she plays several that we may label as harp guitars - having one, two or four sub-bass strings. Already a well-known practitioner of "Early Romantic" guitar, she is fast becoming the most prolific recorded performer of Early Romantic harp guitar. |
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DVDs by Stephen Bennett, John Doan, Muriel Anderson, Andy McKee,
Stacy Hobbs, Tom Shinness, Dan LaVoie, James Kline, Larry
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