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Triangle Jazz
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Bruce Stevenson
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North Carolina Symphony Society, Inc.
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27612 Raleigh -
Triangle Entertainment Agency
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27604 Raleigh -
Al Smith Buick Dodge Mazda
Distance: 6.7 Mi2511 Wake Forest Rd
27609 Raleigh
Guitar Nine Records
- 8201 Hambledon Ct
- Raleigh, North Carolina
- 27615-2912
- Phone: 919.847.6855
- Website
Description
elcome to to the October edition of Guitar Nine Records' on-line magazine. Guitar Nine Records marks the second annual Instrumental Guitar Month, a great time to remember, support, discover, promote, and celebrate the many practitioners of this near-underground musical sub-genre. Tell a friend, open a seasonal beverage and enjoy some great music! Recently we've added another 10 titles to the site, including instrumental CDs by Neil Haverstick, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Mortimer Nelson, Powell Young, Marty Young, GuitarChina.com, Lyden Moon, Khan Manuel, Paul Tauterouff and Susan McDonald. You can now listen to and order 1807 instrumental releases by 1154 different artists. Visit the Instrumental Guitar Showcase to browse and listen to all of these dynamic recordings, or check out our recommendations page. If you`ve released an instrumental project, get all the details about merchandising through Guitar Nine Records, and decide if it`s right for your music (if you`ve released a guitar-oriented CD with vocals, click here ). Be sure to visit the Guitar Nine SoundCheck page, which allows you to 'peek in' to the order system to find out the latest CDs bought online through Guitar Nine Records. You'll also find a list of the eighty-five (85!) newest releases and additions available from our extensive list of instrumental guitar CDs. Also browse the comprehensive style-specific SoundChecks, special category SoundChecks, state and country SoundChecks, and guitarist nationality SoundChecks. Last edition's survey results are in! We asked respondents which outstanding quality they'd love to find in a guitarist's live performance. Melodic playing took the top spot with over a third of the vote, with soulful playing coming in second place. We've got a great new, very simple, anonymous survey that you can answer in about five seconds to let us know what inspires you the most to play your guitar to the best of your ability. This edition's guest columnists bring soloing ideas, guitar instruction and music business savvy directly to your web browser. We've got eleven fresh columns altogether - ten by returning columnists and one written by a new contributor. Canadian guitarist David Martone is back with "Zone Recording: Ziua Chitarelor 3". Tom Hess returns with "Need Help Starting A Successful Career In Music?" Mike Campese puts out another excellent technique column based on his new CD, "Phrygian Dominant". Kole is back after a hiatus with another column "Craft, Creativity And Customization". Guitarist Guy Pople returns with his article "Harmonic Alchemy: Interlocking CAGED Arpeggios". Greg X also rejoins us with his tips in "How To Create Soulful Guitar Solos". Guitarist Mike O`Malley is back with more tips in, "A Harmonic Minor". Marketing expert Christopher Knab returns with more great advice in "Off The Wall Music Marketing Ideas". Guitarist Joe Pinnavaia offers some great playing ideas in "Physical Practice Alternatives". Dan Sorber is back with his latest column "Speed Picking Mechanics". Our new columnist is Ben Woolman, who contributes "Back To The Basics". The October update includes a new interview with guitarist Patrick Vega.