Did you ever wonder where confidence comes from? How is it possible to have confidence at times, and suddenly lose confidence at critical moments?
The Guitar Player's Resource
Welcome to the December edition of Guitar Nine's on-line magazine. A number of new holiday oriented CDs have come out recently, and some dynamite new material in the fusion, shred, hard rock and jazz genres have also made their debuts. In the spirit of the season, we've added 29 new releases to the site, including instrumental CDs by Blotted Science, J.A. Allen, Bill DeTucci, Ken Snyder, Oz Noy, Jonas Hellborg, Gorgone, Machacek/Sipe/Garrison, Buckethead/Dickerson, Nicola Costa, Victor Gann, Jamie Robertson, Michael Lee Firkins, Three Headed Monster, Alex Skolnick Trio, Catherine Delgadillo, Tolis Zavaliaris Project, Michael Landau, Audric Jankauskas, Frank Wallace, Mario Parga, Tom Ball, Tyson Graf, Michael Angelo Batio, Phi Yaan-Zek, Bellar/Neilson, MCM and Mike Campese. You can now listen to and order 2151 instrumental releases by 1212 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, and decide if it's right for your music (if you've released a guitar-oriented CD with vocals, click here).
Did you ever wonder where confidence comes from? How is it possible to have confidence at times, and suddenly lose confidence at critical moments?
Guitar Nine Records December-January 2007 newsletter.
Part two of Scott Allen`s exploration into the wonderful world of arpeggios.
Mike`s ideas will help you move up the neck very quickly.
Kevin Buck tackles the most technically challenging piece ever written.
Web sites give people all over the world a central place to find band information. Maximize this resource and fans will want to return to your site.
Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney takes on the overwhelmed artist with some helpful advice.
Zack Uidl outlines key characteristics and work habits people look for in a studio/session musician.
Great ideas for wicked tone, by Canadian guitarist David Martone.
You can get so much from exposure to unfamiliar music styles.
I like to compose instrumental songs, without the use of words, to communicate my emotions and my way of life. I`m not a singer, but I`m a guitarist, so I try "to speak" with my guitar.
My favorite album is "Phoenix Rising". The expectations after the success of "Into The Eye Of The Storm" were high, but everyone was highly motivated and we really put everything into it.
Classical Guitar Augments New Age Instrumentals
Creative Self-Indulgence And Adventurous Guitar Playing
Instrumental Rock For The Hungry Heart
