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Video Uploaded: If Heaven Were to Know I. Prelude

I’ve uploaded a new video for “If Heaven Were to Know I. Prelude”. This was performed at my Junior Recital on November 3, 2008 at Florida Southern College. You can view more of my videos and also read about this composition.

How to Notate for Classical Guitar

I’ve started working on a new How-To Page for reading and writing classical guitar music. There’s a lot of things that are generally misunderstood and this in hopes of clearing it up.

Currently it’s still in the works. But once it is finish there will be examples and hopefully even audio.

Here’s a link: How To Play and Write Classical Guitar Music.

Jason Launches JasonAndrewsMusic.com

For the last year I’ve been using http://jasonandrews.org/. Recently I got a new domain and moved it all over to jasonandrewsmusic.com/ .
Aside from having a new theme and looking pretty cool; There will be lots of personal updates and a deeper insight into my music. OctaveBox is and remains my “professional” outlet in [...]

The 100 Essential Folk Songs – Folk Alley

For eight (8) weeks Folk Alley collected votes for the Essential Folk Songs. Each song that was submitted was considered a vote and now, finally, the results are in. This was compiled by Listeners of FolkAlley.com

Ives – Tone Pieces II Allegro

Charles Ives, one of the greatest and revolutionary American Composers, was born in October 20, 1874 and died May 19, 1954. Ives had probably one of the most interesting musical backgrounds one could ask for. His feather was a Band Master in Connecticut and much of his time was spent listening to his [...]

Bach – Saint Matthew’s Passion

“A genius on paper,” sums up Johann Sebastian Bach is as little words as possible. He’s a composer with such a tremendous influence that musicologist, students, scholars and musians are still studying his works 258 years after his death. His 2-part inventions and fugues are among the very first thing any serious music [...]