SINGING STRINGS LUTHIER offers "Penny" at Artisan Guitar Show April 13-16. All proceeds to go Pennypack Environmental Restoration Trust
COMING UP IN APRIL 2018!
SATURDAY HORS D'OEUVRES IN THE ATRIUM (from Artisan Guitar Show)
Kinloch Nelson presented by Singing Strings Guitars.
Saturday Hors d’oeuvres in the Atrium will feature a private performance by noted artist and composer Kinloch Nelson who is being hosted by Singing Strings Guitars at the Artisan Guitar Show to be held at the Hershey-Harrisburg Best Western Premier Hotel and Conference Center. Kinloch is a solo fingerstyle guitar player who performs a synthesis of folk, jazz, classical, rock, American popular music, and original compositions. His programs range from J.S. Bach to John B. Sebastian and may include references to Miles Davis, Franz Schubert, John Fahey, Leo Kottke, The Ventures, The “folk scare,” Flatt and Scruggs, and the occasional TV theme. Nelson is a master performer who has played Wolftrap Center for the Performing Arts, National Association of Music Manufacturers (NAMM) in both Nashville & in Los Angeles, and the Time/Warner Jazz Festival. Please join Kinloch for Hors d’oeuvres in the Atrium.
For this event, Kinloch will perform on Singing String Luthier 2018 Orchestra Model Guitars, from the new HeART of the Guitar series,. which will be on exhibit Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the luthier exhibit.
The Saturday evening concert is presented for VIP ticket holders and special guests of the Artisan Guitar Show only. Enthusiasts interested in attending the guitar exhibition and Saturday performance should contact artisanguitarshow.com, or directly to SingingStringsLuthier@comcast.net. The Conference Center is located at 800 E. Park Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111. Media inquiries call 215-901-0426 to set up interviews with the performer or the luthier.
Paul E. Lange, Singing Strings Luthier, is a Pennsylvania-based artist creating quality guitars and ukuleles. His instruments reflect his love of music, respect for the integrity of stringed instrument detail, and the diversity of woods that make each of his instruments unique. www.singingstringsluthier.com
SATURDAY HORS D'OEUVRES IN THE ATRIUM (from Artisan Guitar Show)
Kinloch Nelson presented by Singing Strings Guitars.
Saturday Hors d’oeuvres in the Atrium will feature a private performance by noted artist and composer Kinloch Nelson who is being hosted by Singing Strings Guitars at the Artisan Guitar Show to be held at the Hershey-Harrisburg Best Western Premier Hotel and Conference Center. Kinloch is a solo fingerstyle guitar player who performs a synthesis of folk, jazz, classical, rock, American popular music, and original compositions. His programs range from J.S. Bach to John B. Sebastian and may include references to Miles Davis, Franz Schubert, John Fahey, Leo Kottke, The Ventures, The “folk scare,” Flatt and Scruggs, and the occasional TV theme. Nelson is a master performer who has played Wolftrap Center for the Performing Arts, National Association of Music Manufacturers (NAMM) in both Nashville & in Los Angeles, and the Time/Warner Jazz Festival. Please join Kinloch for Hors d’oeuvres in the Atrium.
For this event, Kinloch will perform on Singing String Luthier 2018 Orchestra Model Guitars, from the new HeART of the Guitar series,. which will be on exhibit Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the luthier exhibit.
The Saturday evening concert is presented for VIP ticket holders and special guests of the Artisan Guitar Show only. Enthusiasts interested in attending the guitar exhibition and Saturday performance should contact artisanguitarshow.com, or directly to SingingStringsLuthier@comcast.net. The Conference Center is located at 800 E. Park Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111. Media inquiries call 215-901-0426 to set up interviews with the performer or the luthier.
Paul E. Lange, Singing Strings Luthier, is a Pennsylvania-based artist creating quality guitars and ukuleles. His instruments reflect his love of music, respect for the integrity of stringed instrument detail, and the diversity of woods that make each of his instruments unique. www.singingstringsluthier.com
Local Luthier Showcases Handcrafted Instruments at Santa Barbara Acoustic Instrument Celebration (SBAIC)
September, 2017, Huntingdon Valley, PA: Paul Lange, Luthier exhibited handcrafted parlor guitars and ukuleles at the SBAIC at the Fess Parker Resort in Santa Barbara, California. A Luthier is a maker of fine stringed instruments. His instruments featured select exotic hardwoods, highly figured tonewoods for classical and modern guitarists. Music played on his instruments was featured in a concert by Kinloch Nelson, finger board artist and teacher, and enjoyed by many other fine guitarists during the three-day exhibit. A line-up of the instruments shown can be accessed at SBAIC Exclusive Preview on this website: www SingingStringsLuthier.com Those wishing to see and play the hand crafted instruments should contact Paul Lange at SingingStringsLuthier@comcast.net.
September, 2017, Huntingdon Valley, PA: Paul Lange, Luthier exhibited handcrafted parlor guitars and ukuleles at the SBAIC at the Fess Parker Resort in Santa Barbara, California. A Luthier is a maker of fine stringed instruments. His instruments featured select exotic hardwoods, highly figured tonewoods for classical and modern guitarists. Music played on his instruments was featured in a concert by Kinloch Nelson, finger board artist and teacher, and enjoyed by many other fine guitarists during the three-day exhibit. A line-up of the instruments shown can be accessed at SBAIC Exclusive Preview on this website: www SingingStringsLuthier.com Those wishing to see and play the hand crafted instruments should contact Paul Lange at SingingStringsLuthier@comcast.net.
Luthier "Pays it Forward" in Free Ukulele Hootenanny at the Pennypack Environmental Resource Trust
March, 2017, Huntingdon Valley, PA: Paul Lange, Principal of Singing Strings Luthier Guitars and Ukuleles completed a 6-week series of Ukulele sessions, “Learn, Play, Sing and Have Fun! open to members of the Trust and all local residents. Six sessions were held between January and March this year, and hosted by Singing Strings Luthier Guitars and Ukuleles, the sessions were free and open to the public, many of who dusted off their old instruments and brought them in to, “Learn, Play, Sing and Have Fun!” Some attendees had rarely or never played before, and were loaned ukuleles, handcrafted by Paul Lange. “Our goal for these free sessions was to revive interest in the music just for fun. Besides the music, I hoped to bring a better understanding of the skill and art involved in making stringed instruments,” continued Lange. The musicians who brought in their ukes got tips on reconditioning, re-stringing them and reviving their interest from many free ukulele resources and songbooks available in online resources.
Up to 20 players attended the various sessions, including retirees, working folks, parents, grandparents who brought along in their interested children and grandchildren. The free sessions may continue from time to time throughout the year. Along with the sponsors, a few of the Hootenanny Ukulelians will share their newfound skills in short acoustic music sets at the Trust’s first annual arts festival in May. www.singingstringsluthier.com/paying-it-forward.html
March, 2017, Huntingdon Valley, PA: Paul Lange, Principal of Singing Strings Luthier Guitars and Ukuleles completed a 6-week series of Ukulele sessions, “Learn, Play, Sing and Have Fun! open to members of the Trust and all local residents. Six sessions were held between January and March this year, and hosted by Singing Strings Luthier Guitars and Ukuleles, the sessions were free and open to the public, many of who dusted off their old instruments and brought them in to, “Learn, Play, Sing and Have Fun!” Some attendees had rarely or never played before, and were loaned ukuleles, handcrafted by Paul Lange. “Our goal for these free sessions was to revive interest in the music just for fun. Besides the music, I hoped to bring a better understanding of the skill and art involved in making stringed instruments,” continued Lange. The musicians who brought in their ukes got tips on reconditioning, re-stringing them and reviving their interest from many free ukulele resources and songbooks available in online resources.
Up to 20 players attended the various sessions, including retirees, working folks, parents, grandparents who brought along in their interested children and grandchildren. The free sessions may continue from time to time throughout the year. Along with the sponsors, a few of the Hootenanny Ukulelians will share their newfound skills in short acoustic music sets at the Trust’s first annual arts festival in May. www.singingstringsluthier.com/paying-it-forward.html
Luthier to Donate One-of-A-Kind Ukulele in Non-Profit Silent Auction. December 2016, Upper Moreland, PA. Singing Strings Luthier Paul Lange announced he will donate for silent bid auction a hand crafted ukulele, all proceeds to benefit the Pennypack Environmental Restoration Trust. This ukulele has a special significance for members of the nature conservancy, having been reclaimed from a downed tree following severe winds of Hurricane Sandy in 2012. Lange reclaimed the tree, creating a one-of-a-kind, beautifully toned ukulele as a beautiful work of art intended to bring beauty as well as music to a supporter of the Trust. A photo slideshow of Paul harvesting the tree and the many steps from rough log to the finely crafted finished instrument is posted on SingingStringsLuthier.com website where potential bidders can see and appreciate the true beauty Paul brought to “Penny,” the finely-crafted finished instrument. “Penny” will be auctioned to the high bidder this summer, in a silent auction to benefit the Trust, with bids starting at $1,000. The auction will take place in August and concluded after Labor Day All proceeds are to be donated to the Trust. (The photo show is available at http://www.singingstringsluthier.com/reclaiming-acoustic-resources.: htmlwww.singingstringsluthier.com/reclaiming-acoustic-resources.html . To join in the silent auction, please contact by email SingingStringsLuthier@comcast.net.