Do you remember the “Beater to Better” guitar project I undertook, completed, preached on and then gave away? No? then please have a look at THIS POST for details or HERE to see the winning email. I had the pleasure of handing over the guitar to Jacolene Spangenberg, and wanted to
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The Bible is full of music from Exodus 15 right through to Revelation 15. Of course, the book of Psalms is the richest portfolio of songs in the scriptures, and Psalm 139 is among its greatest. The problem for us when it comes to the music of the Bible is that we are given
I will be announcing the name of the recipient on the 14th June 2016, so there is still time for you to make a case for why the guitar should go to you 🙂 I am giving away this beautiful classical guitar to anyone who can make a convincing case that he/she
The fourth and final part of the Guitar Venture series In the previous three posts I have written much about the guitar and almost nothing about the musician who plays it. A great looking, fine sounding, and wonderfully playable guitar will, despite its considerable attributes, still sound terrible in the
I enjoyed most of the 16 days experience of building a classical guitar, but I confess that I was tense to the point of near-fear during parts of it. However neither enjoyment nor stress prevented me from drawing some important life-lessons from the experience. . My first observation is one to
. It is hard to describe my 16 day experience of building the guitar of my dreams – a once in a life-time experience will have to do. . It started at 08h00 on a Tuesday morning. Three men, all over 60, committed to building a guitar and
. I have been playing the guitar since the age of thirteen and have dreamed of building my own instrument for as long as I can remember. On the 9th February 2015 I flew down to George to fulfil this dream under the expert instruction and guidance of luthier Luigi Marucchi. What