Hello everyone! Sorry about the lack of posting on here but I finally got around to recording some stuff and I had an idea. Seeing the popularity of electric music, more specifically electric strings, is on the rise then why hasn't someone written a series of etudes. This is the first of a series of studies I have been writing in my spare time.

Adam Sullivan Electric Cello Etude No. 1: Prelude (Work In Progress)

Equipment used: 
~Acoustic Cello
~Contact Mic on the bridge of my cello
~Boss ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects pedal
~Fender Frontman 15R guitar amp

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Electric Cello Etude No. 1: Prelude (WIP)

Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Medley for String Quartet. 
Music By Koji Kondo
Arrangement by Adam Sullivan
Art by SilversThreads (http://silversthreads.deviantart.com/)

Hello everyone! Sorry for the lack of posts, but I'm gonna start a video series where I make arrangements of various songs for various orchestrations. I decided the best place to start would be with Zelda because I love this game. Though I haven't ever played it myself, I have watched several Let's Plays of it and I'm an instant fan.

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Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Medley

The principle video of this monthly series, Ginny Moe shall take our viewers and readers on an intriguing discussion about the creation, uses and effects the organ has added to music.

In this episode, we begin our journey into discussing the basics behind how the organ makes sounds. It also discusses the concepts of why each sets of pipes (called ranks) sound different.

The Pipe Organ: Development and Design

This is the first podcast to the Adam Sullivan Music Theory Blog. In this series, I will go over news about the blog, music news, and take suggestions from viewers and listeners. The overview of this episode is explanation of all the series, explaining the outline of the Podcast, and going through the Songs of the Week selected before today.
The Songs of the Week are:
Week 1: Hunter Irving: Bad Little Boy - @hunter-irving
Week 2: Steven Chen: : Nocture – Cello &amp; Piano - youtu.be/AjKATs7SAx4
Week 3: Amanda DeCarlo: Build Me Up Buttercup as played by The Foundation-youtu.be/1X0HzJELASM
Week 4: Joel Rivera: Fallout - @solidsound98
Week 5: The Hinson Girls: Rocky Top Tennessee - youtu.be/cANbaIgmkU4
Week 6: Sadie Urrestta: By Your Side as played by Tenth Avenue North - youtu.be/0xa0lfj8u8E
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This is my cover of Song of Storms from Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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Song of Storms (Cello and Accompaniment arr.)

Hello, and welcome to the next episode of the Adam Sullivan Music Theory Podcast. This is the first episode of the series called "Meeting the Composers" where you are taking a look at the authors of the Blog. This episode is an interview with "Sulli", the creator of the blog. If you have any questions that were not covered, then leave a comment or send question(s) to any of the following places:

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Adam Sullivan Music Theory Podcast Ep. 2: Meeting the Composers Pt. 1

Hello, and welcome to the next episode of the Adam Sullivan Music Theory Podcast. This is the second episode of the series called "Meeting the Composers" where you are taking a look at the authors of the Blog. This episode is an interview with Dallas, the author of "A. If you have any questions that were not covered, then leave a comment or send question(s) to any of the following places:

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Adam Sullivan Music Theory Podcast Ep. 3: Meeting the Composers Pt. 2

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