Singer. Songwriter. Recording artist. Performing live with my acoustic guitar.

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With a profound background in nordic folkmusic, combined with a curiosity for the limits of her instrument, Anne Eltard has developed a unique style. By using effects, loops and samples, she creates soundscapes within a range from spherical, dreamy music to strong, heavy grooves and catchy phrases.

She crosses the limits of the traditional approach to the violin by introducing effects and ways to play, that are more likely to be heard from guitars.

As an instrumentalist, singer, arranger and performer in a wide scale of genres, Anne Eltard has put her self in a respectful position on the danish stage.

You can visit her site www.eltard.dk it's still only in danish.

Quotes:
"...Anne Eltard performs the music from the edge of the stage lashing out the dynamic performance element. The music drips like water, pounds like a pulse and scorches like metal. Eltards ear for dancing bodies is so wonderful in tune; she is a true delight - a reminder telling us that livemusic ought to be a must in theatre."

Barry Greene began playing guitar in 1971,at the age of ten years old. Strongly influenced by Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, George Benson and Pat Martino, Barry has developed into a world-class guitarist, arranger and composer. He has recorded or performed with such artists as Tim Hagens, Danny Gottlieb, Gene Bertoncinni, Scott Wendholt, Kenny Drew Jr., Adam Nussbaum, Warren Berndhardt, Russell Malone, Ron Affif, and Colin Bailey. Barry has six CD’s out as a leader. “Sojourner”, “At Home”, “Urban Jazz” ,"In the Meantime" and the recently released “Barry Greene Trio” and “The Other Side”.

Just Jazz Guitar Magazine says, his improvisations were creative with impeccable technique... 20th Century Guitar wrote, it has all the urgency of the best of Pat Martino's work... and allaboutjazz.com had to say, ...an excellent player, a superior musician with power to spare... 

Barry has several books published with Mel Bay Publications. He continues to endorse Thomastik-Infeld strings, Clarus amplifiers, Raezors Edge speaker cabinets, and Benedetto Guitars. He has performed at the Long Island Guitar Show held in New York, five times, and has been an instructor at the prestigious National Guitar Workshop held each summer in Connecticut for eight summers.

Barry is a Professor of Jazz Guitar at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, where he has been since 1995. He teaches a guitar ensemble, as well as applied guitar, jazz history, improvisation and a course on recording with Pro Tools.


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