This is my first ever live solo performance at Oz's Music Shop in Ann Arbor; May 8, 2009. I am doing an improv-jam thingy on two loop tracks running through Pro Tools on my Mac. (Video by Steve Balogh: sb.smugmug.com)

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This is our interpretation of Nickel Creek's beautiful Sabra Girl song. As the original work has an incredible band arrangement, we did not replicate the original work; rather we tried to approach the song from a different (celtic) perspective. The original of the song is 'Time will Cure Me' by Andy Irvine.

Esra Kaya: vocals
Akin Unver: chapman stick
Onur Erbas: audio editing

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This is my interpretation of Scarlatti's hauntingly beautiful F-minor Sonata (L. 118 - K. 466 - P. 501). I am playing the sonata on a 12-string chapman stick with mirrored 4ths tuning. Also I have transposed the original F-minor into D-minor as it sounded better on stick.

Definitely listen to the Vladimir Horowitz and Emile Gilels interpretations of this.

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Teacher Li demonstrating Kuan Yin Standing qigong. For more info on Sheng Zhen Wuji Yuan Gong visit www.shengzhen.org or www.shengzhen-americas.org/

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The Music Video! From the album, 'Start Something'

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An exclusive series of Living Legends Music interviews with Joe Satriani. Part 10 of 11. Recorded on October 31st, 2008 at the House of Blues in Lake Buena Vista, FL.

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