Tout d'abord, vous pensez jouer avec un choix de styles tels que le bluegrass , la musique traditionnelle du pays , jazz, blues ou du rock . Il a jouer la littérature classique à la guitare à cordes d'acier a déjà une longue tradition , on pense le plus créé dans les années 50 par de tels arrangements Harry Smith , Harry Volpe , Mel Bay ou Sal Salvador. Oliver Waitze prend cette tradition et nous offre avec cette question lors de certains travaux non coupés et bien édité de Bach en notes et tablature . Allegro Assai - Violin Sonata #3 , Courante de 3e Suite pour violoncelle , Goldberg Variations - Variation 1 , Prélude de la Suite pour violoncelle n o 2 plus 6 arrangements plus uniques pour guitare solo. Niveau d'exigence .Waitze Oliver joue de la guitare , de la mandoline et du banjo . Sa passion est les formes acoustiques de la musique moderne tels que le bluegrass, swing manouche , celtique , New Acoustic Music , la musique brésilienne et DAWG . Son jeu est puissant et mélodique à la fois , sa technique époustouflante. Oliver a la date du 3 CD sur lequel les autres de la célèbre mandoline virtuose David Grisman ( DAWG ) se fait entendre. David Grisman été tellement impressionné par la virtuosité de Oliver qu'il l'a invité à plusieurs reprises à jouer dans son Quintette avec Joe Craven, Matt Eakle , Enrique Coria and James Kerwin avec . En 2000, Oliver a fondé l' énergique duo Vibracao '. En Solingen , il dirige également l'exquise Gitarrengeschaft , New Acoustic Gallery '- trouver en plus de vendre des guitares et des accessoires ici à intervalles réguliers des concerts , des séminaires et l'enseignement à la place. Oliver détient Flatpicking - Histoire - Séminaires et présenté Shanti guitares de Michael Hornick au Festival Bluegrass de Telluride annuel dans le Colorado, USA . / Guitare

A collection of 16 hot intermediate-level flatpicking guitar solos from five of the leading exponents of this technique. David Bromberg is known as the leader of one of the most successful acoustic bands of the 1970's and1980's. The Kitchen Girl a fine Kentucky tune is an example of Bromberg's good taste in choosing material. Dick Fegy is a master picker of fiddle tunes and is the most heavily-featured player in the collection. San Francisco Bayarea favorite Eric Thompson crosses old-time with traditional Irish playing. Michael Aumen contributes three tunes associated with Clarence White and a very interesting version of Soldier's Joy with a flair that pushes the limitsof the hot country style. Richard Lieberson is a fine bluegrass picker who has developed a convincing swing jazz style with exciting results and a touch of humor. Written in notation and tablature. Includes access to online audiofeaturing performances of all the tunes in the book.

The National Flatpicking Guitar Championship held each September since 1972 in Winfield Kansas is the most prestigious flatpicking event in the country. Every person who has won this event is a master guitarist of the highestorder. In this concert performance DVD filmed at the Peaceful Bend Americana Music Festival in Steelville MO Flatpicking Guitar Magazine and SimpleFolk Productions present three of the National Flatpicking Guitar Championship'smost respected past champions: Robin Kessinger (1985 champ) Mark Cosgrove (1995 champ) and Robert Shafer (1983 and 2000 champ). In this concert these three masters of the acoustic guitar perform as a trio and in differentduo configurations. While the National Champions in general are known for their skills at flatpicking fiddle tunes these three display their virtuosity and versatility in this concert by providing a variety of guitarinstrumentals ranging from fast fiddle tunes to slow waltzes and tunes that highlight other various rhythms and styles from their vast repertoire. Guitar players will appreciate the left and right hand close-ups that areprevalent throughout this DVD.

Doc Watson was a legendary performer who blended his traditional Appalachian musical roots with bluegrass country gospel and blues to create a unique style and an expansive repertoire. His flatpicking style elevated the acoustic guitar to solo status in bluegrass and country music and whose interpretations of traditional American music profoundly influenced generations of folk and rock guitarists.Doc was born in Deep Gap North Carolina on March 3 1923 into a family already rich in musical tradition. His mother Annie Watson sang traditional secular and religious songs and his father General Watson played the banjo which was Doc's first instrument as well.In 1953 Doc met Jack Williams a local piano player and played rockabilly/swing music for seven years a period and a style that he later revisited in the album Docabilly. But he also continued to play acoustic traditional music with his family and with his banjo playing neighbor Clarence Tom Ashley. In 1960 spurred by the growing folk revival folklorists Ralph Rinzler and Eugene Earle came south to record Ashley and heard Doc Watson in the process. These sessions resulted in Doc's first recordings Old-Time Music at Clarence Ashley's.In 1961 the Friends of Old-Time Music invited Doc Ashley Clint Howard and Fred Price to perform at a now-legendary concert in New York City and one year later Doc gave his first solo performance at Gerde's Folk City in Greenwich Village. From then on he was a full-time professional playing a wide range of concerts clubs colleges and festivals including the Newport Folk Festival and Carnegie Hall.In the late 1960s Doc was joined on the road by his son Merle who provided both musical and emotional companionship; with Merle playing guitar and banjo and serving as partner and driver the father-son team expanded their audience nationwide. Sadly Merle died in 1985 from a tractor accident.A series of over 50 remarkable recordings including collaborations with Flatt & Scruggs Chet Atkins and