Christmas Wishes
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Christmas Wishes
Christmas Wishes was created to invoke the spirit that usually comes only once a year. But just as music can be played any time of the year, the feelings of giving and generosity can also be felt year round.
CD Selections
- Jingle Bells - a bright, jazz waltz featuring guitar
- O Holy Night - Tubular Bells, piano, bells, pizz strings and woodwinds
- A Christmas Story - an original composition for solo piano
- We Three Kings - a quartet of acoustic guitars
- The First Noel - a contrapuntal arrangement in the Baroque style
- Deck the Halls - strings, acoustic guitar and flute
- Christmas Wishes - an original pop Christmas song
- Joy to the World - celebrate the holiday with a unique Latin Rock mood
- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - an electric rhodes piano solo
- What Child is This - a gentle waltz showcasing flute, bells and acoustic guitar
- O Christmas Tree - an old fashioned seasonal waltz
- Ave Maria - Schubert's masterpiece interpreted on the solo guitar
- Silent Night - Acoustic guitar and english horn on this most famous song
- Hark the Herald Angels Sing - voices, bells and orchestra in a traditional setting
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Featured Books
The Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering, Fingering is one of the most universal topics of the guitar. Whether your style is Rock, Blues, Country, Jazz or Classical, these principles will improve your technique, your solos, even your sight reading.
Think of the guitar as a massive series of pathways. When you learn to connect these pathways, there are benefits not only to technique but also to creativity. All fingering on the guitar can be reduced to 6 principles of motion. Each principle has physical and musical characteristics that you can use to improve your playing.
Mastering the Modes - The modes are a system of scales and chords dating back to Pythagoras of ancient Greece. They were heavily in use for a period of church music known as Gregorian Chant. They have also influenced the music of many diverse Western cultures.
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