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FREE Workshop For String Players...
Creative Freedom for String Players!
Unlock Your Inner Creativity and Discover the Secret to Unlimited Fun on Your Instrument
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What
Exclusive FREE Virtual Event: Non-Classical String Playing
When
Immediately After Registration!
Why
So you can master all fundamentals of non-classical string playing and play with a jaw-dropping facility!
What You Will Learn In This
FREE WORKSHOP:
Unlock Your Groove
How to open up creative possibilities in your playing so you can have a lot more fun and sound great in any situation!
Play Any Style
How to effortlessly thrive in any musical setting - whether that's fiddle, rock, jazz, pop, latin and more!
The Golden Fundamental
How you can improve every aspect of your playing by focusing on only one skill - even if you don't have time to practice.
This FREE Hands-On Training Is Limited So Act Now!
Tracy Silverman is a U.S.-based electric violinist, composer, educator, and author known for redefining the role of the violin in contemporary music.
He is widely regarded as the world’s foremost concert electric violin soloist and has premiered major concertos written for him by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Adams, Terry Riley, Nico Muhly, Roberto Sierra, and others.
A former first violinist with the innovative Turtle Island String Quartet, Tracy is the author of The Strum Bowing Method and The Rhythm String Player, foundational texts for progressive string education.
He has performed worldwide with top orchestras and at iconic venues such as Carnegie Hall, Disney Hall, and the BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall. Tracy has appeared on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, A Prairie Home Companion, and CBS Sunday Morning.
His collaborators and mentors include Jean-Luc Ponty, John Adams, Terry Riley, Mark O’Connor, and other pioneers of genre-bending string music.
He is also the founder of The Greater Groove: The Future of Strings podcast and teaches at Belmont University in Nashville, TN.
