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Anders is a close friend, and there is no problem mentioning me, this exchange, etc. I started out by mentioning that Anders has been busy building, and *not* updating his website. It's old. Years old. If I understand things correctly, my guitar and the guitars for Meisinger and Greif (and all of his work the past 5+ years, in fact!) are waaaay beyond the work Anders was doing when the website was created. Way beyond...not just evolutionary, but whole steps up the ladder from then, structural-tonal-quality-wise... ...but I've reached the end of my ability to even vaguely intimate what Anders is doing to get the results of these past years. I shall now shut-up and encourage you to decide if a conversation with him is worthwhile. Anders can inform you with complete accuracy, of course. Ya' know, I think I need to go pick up that darned guitar and show it some love... Here is a little something from when the Sterner was only 3-4 months old. The guitar is waaay more broken in now, and I need to get-going on some new recordings:
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So Anders sent me 37 sec. clip of a cedar-top guitar he was voicing recently. Yes, that's Anders playing, and it's just one-variation of what he is doing with cedar top these days...
http://www.larrypattis.com/mp3s/Ster...- Balladio.mp3
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Roll over Segovia, tell John Williams the news!
Awesome. You have a seriously good touch with a slide to play so clean on nylon strings. |
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Your video clip sounded great, and very sonorous for such a new guitar. It’s like you composed this piece just to “break it in” and tap its potential. Yes, if you do some more recordings, please post them!
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True, a lot of that is in the hands of the player. He's obviously well accomplished. But that's the kind of car I want to drive too! I'll try to put some coherent thoughts together and contact him. Oh boy.....
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There are rules??
Everyone... don't answer that. It's just a rhetorical question. Larry, your recording sounded great! |
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You took the (tongue-in-cheek) words right out of my mouth!
Really, I love playing my Kenny Hill New World Player and I do not play classical music. I'm a huge fan of the recently-deceased Michael Johnson and love what he did with his Kohno. And he'd love what Larry did here!
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His "Soliloquy" album (a Windham Hill release) changed my life...and he has any number of albums available now, from his home in Germany.
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