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Chris Standring has also launched a second instructional web site called guitarmadesimple.com that addresses the needs of students in their first few years of guitar studies. Chris has a simple approach that will help novice players make big improvements immediately. Check it out.
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Joey Goldstein- A great educational internet resource for guitarists and all other musicians.
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SteveMurrayMusic.com is a BRAND NEW SITE for 2005. Steve Murray is a versatile composer and arranger who also sings in Albany Pro Musica, leads the Berkshire Big Band and plays bass in various settings including the Steve Murray Hot Seven. It’s great to see that his site is online at last. Steve’s work with the terrific new vocalist Joan Marks, including her recent CD Wish You Were Here is noteworthy as well. Follow the links!
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Ted Vieira is a touring pro and Las Vegas guitarist who has also authored some outstanding instructional materials. Check out his site!
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Tom Lippincott plays some guitar that you’ve got to hear to believe. From his fingerstyle treatment of standard tunes to his post modern ensemble work Tom is a true original. You owe it to yourself to check him out.
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Mike Dimin plays chord solos on electric bass that are like nothing you’ve ever heard. He’s written a great book about his approach, too.
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Guitarist and composer Eli Freidman is taking improvisational concepts well beyond the realm of jazz. Listen to his multitracked audio clips.
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Jimmy Bruno’s site includes a wealth of educational resources with books, videos and free tips. Listen to clips, buy his recordings and check the itinerary to see where he’s appearing.
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If you plan to set up your guitar yourself, have a look at Larry Vigneault’s site first. He has plenty of great tips for the do-it-yourself-er.
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The great seven string guitarist Doug Proper also opperates a full service guitar repair shop in Westchester County, New York. Click here to listen to Doug’s fine playing, check out his itinerary or here to get in touch with Doug’s Guitar Specialist shop.
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Educational Resources Online:
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A Passion for Jazz is a very comprehensive site that all jazz afficianados will want to spend some time exploring. In addition to the impressive collection of educational, historic and sheet music resources, I really appreciate and enjoy the terrific collection of photos of various jazz artists that webmaster D.C. DowDell has put together. You’ll enjoy this site too!
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For all you “computer types” out there, and that includes everybody reading this, here is a link for guitar related e-cards, animated cursors, etc. : 123Greetings.com
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JazzGuitar.tk features a growing collection of lessons, trascriptions and downloads. There is also a forum where you can post related questions and interact with other players. Check it out.
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Are you interested in guitar lessons online? Visit www.guitar-lesson-online.net for a wealth of free instructional material. You will find information on studying chords, scales and much more in a variety of electric and acoustic styles. There is something here for everyone from the beginner to the seasoned professional.
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AllJazzGuitar.com is a top online resource for all things guitaristic and jazzified. Seeing this site is a must. Plenty of great links, too.
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The vision of The Manhattan New Music Project is to foster innovation in American Culture through Research & Development, Performance and Education in Jazz and related arts disciplines. Our think tank identifies today's leaders and emerging stars of the avant guard in jazz and showcases them to the world through recordings and performances. Visit them at http://www.mnmp.org/home.html to learn more.
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One of the internet’s most comprehensive resources for the jazz guitarist is jazzguitarresources.com where you will find outstanding information about luthiers, instructional materials, instruments, and the musicians themselves. I especially like the new interview section. Webmaster Curt Sheller, who is also a terrific guitarist, has done the jazz guitar community a great service with this fine site. Check out Joe Finn’s 2003 interview!!!
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Jazz Guitar Life is a new site focusing on the music and lore of guitar jazz. So far I really like what thet are doing and it looks like we have a very fine and welcome new addition to the growing family of jazz guitar websites.
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albanyjazz.com is the place to go to find out about live jazz events and performers in and around the Albany, New York area. The site has been created by saxophonist/bandleader/composer Brian Patneaude and has become the top resource of its kind in the region
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Jazz Guitar Online is the super-dooper resource for anyone and everyone interested in any aspect of the subject. From lessons to product reviews Bob Patterson’s site has it all!
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For more general interest information on guitars, lessons, etc. check out GuitarVision.com and Crossroads-guitar.com. Both sites are jam packed with interesting and educational information.
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