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This CD features music performed on a tubular guitar-like instrument by its inventor. These instrumentals cover a variety of styles including Rock and Classical and are played using the two-handed tapping technique to showcase this instrument.
Genre:
Rock: Instrumental Rock
Release Date:
2007
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1. Maybe |
3:43 |
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2. Tubing |
3:51 |
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3. Justa Minute |
3:02 |
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4. Finally |
3:51 |
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5. Jolly Way |
4:07 |
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6. Still Workin on it |
3:21 |
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7. Whole Package |
3:47 |
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8. Not Again |
4:18 |
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9. Footprints in the Snow |
3:29 |
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This recording features the Solene (so-lean), a tubular electric guitar-like instrument played using the two-handed tapping technique. Two-handed tapping allows one to use the fingers of both hands to sound notes on the fingerboard by tapping the strings against the frets. The Solene has seven strings and is made of an aluminum tube three feet in length and three inches in diameter. Slanted, meandering wire frets positioned on the outer surface forms the playing area.
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