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Gitaarles van John van der Veer
Linker- en rechterhandtechnieken – zowel met de vingers als het plectrum – harmonieleer , toonladdersystemen, timing en toonvorming...
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De zee zit altijd
in je hoofd!
John van der Veer vertelt over de bron van zijn composities
voor 5 akoestische gitaren in de Alkmaarse Courant van
21 december 2006.
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Naim
Engelse NAIM label gaat Gitaar aan Zee in 29 landen uitbrengen!
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About North Sea Guitars
 The
purpose of this web-site is to keep you informed about North
Sea Guitars, a portal containing the musical activities of composer
and guitar player John van der Veer.
The information includes new CD- and
DVD-releases, concert dates, reviews, biographies of musicians
who participate on CD’s and/or in concerts, as well as
other musically or technically relevant comments, reviews and
links.
The first project of North Sea Guitars is Gitaar aan Zee ('Guitar
by the Sea'), a repertoire of compositions and arrangements
for five acoustic guitars. The music reveals the affection for
a variety of musical styles, including classical, pop, flamenco and Latin-American music. The instruments
are, likewise, not limited to one type of guitar, but exploit
the entire acoustical range: nylon stringed classical and flamenco
guitars, steel-stringed western and gypsy-style guitars, fretted
and fretless bass guitars, requintos and cuatros. This mixture
of styles, guitars and techniques (classical and flamenco, finger
picking, slide and alternate picking) result in a unique blend
of new and amazing acoustic guitar sounds.
Gitaar aan Zee is available on CD that can be ordered via this
site. A DVD of the entire project, including the ‘making
of’ and a concert in true surround will be available soon.
Information about concert dates, the musicians, the instruments
and the nine tracks on the album can be found on the site, including
30-second samples of each track.
Information about the concerts in the Dutch region is given
to you in the native language, because that concerns only,
or mainly, the Dutch audience. The music itself wants to cross
every existing and non-existing border in our solar system.
Pluto, here we come!
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