Landlocked: Flowing the Concrete Sea: Mark Gonzales

Friday, December 10, 2010

Mark Gonzales - Non Fiction Street Part 1997

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Fresh Mongoloide said...: You now what song and band is in the video?please if you now answer me i lookin for the band long time,thanks!!!(sorry for my english); July 26, 2011 at 1:40 AM

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Some of the music you hear on this page consists of original works performed and recorded by David Faul at Apple Hill Project Studios. Using vintage instruments and state of the art recording technology you, too, can create your own recording project/demo in a comfortable, stress-free environment. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about recording in the Cincinnati area.

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Music is a huge part of my blog. I'm interested in and play everything from jazz to alt-country, no depression type music. Right now I'm working mostly with acoustic instruments and singer/songwriter type sessions. We are trying to create a very natural, organic and independent music/sound that is true to multiple styles of music. You'll hear many of the instruments that have defined what has quickly become a national treasure: roots based, americana, alt-country music.

Apple Hill Studios is a small, warm room full of vintage pianos, guitars, drums, banjos, B3 and a Leslie speaker. My vision for this room is nothing more than to have a friendly and inviting atmosphere that inspires true music.

It's great to see people take a love for music and turn it into a passion for playing. Beginning to advanced lessons are available in piano, guitar and organ. Learn in a comfortable studio setting.

What have you always wanted to learn: jazz piano, fingerstyle guitar, hawaiian slack key guitar, blues, rock, theory, play by ear? Get in touch if you want to hear more.

Playing an instrument will teach you things you've never learned about yourself and can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. Whoa...

Landlocked: Flowing the Concrete Sea

Friday, December 10, 2010

Mark Gonzales - Non Fiction Street Part 1997

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