My Funny Valentine, Roddy Ellias nylon, Me Electric guitars.
Bag's Groove, Me Electric first solo, Tyler Ross electric second solo, Roddy Ellias nylon string guitar, third solo.
Alone Together, Roddy Ellias nylon, Me Electric guitars.
Secret Love, Roddy Ellias nylon, Me Electric guitars.
Once I Loved, Holly Holmes Vocals, Me Guitar, Kevin Nichols Drums, Tyler Ross Bass
Softly, Tyler Ross guitar, 1st solo, me 2nd solo, Adam Smale 3rd solo.
Influences
Ben Monder, Lenny Breau, Ralph Towner, Ted Greene, Ed Bickert, Roddy Ellias, Gene Bertoncini, Brandon Bernstein, Mike Stern, John Abercrombie, Keith Jarrett, Brad Mehldau, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Adam Rogers, Jan Garbarek, Jack Dejohnette, Dave Holland, and just about anybody who plays with their heart.
I began studying guitar at the Royal Conservatory at age 16. A few years later I moved to Montreal and earned an AEC diploma from Vanier College and a BMUS in jazz guitar performance from McGill University.
After graduating in 2003 I was awarded a full graduate teaching assistantship at Western Michigan University while doing a masters degree in jazz performance. After leaving WMU I was awarded a teaching assistantship at the University of Illinois, where in the summer of 2008 I graduated with a DMA in jazz performance
Currently I am a full time faculty member at Western Illinois University where I teach the jazz and classical guitar studios, coach the guitar ensemble and teach the classroom guitar course. I am also on faculty at the Interlochen Summer Arts Academy where I teach studio guitar lessons, jazz improvisation, jazz rhythm section seminar, the history of the jazz rhythm section and direct the jazz guitar ensemble.
I have been lucky enough to have studied privately with Tom Knific, Chip McNeill, Roddy Ellias, Roy Patterson, Fred Hersch, Billy Hart, Jack Grassell and Gene Bertoncini. As well he has performed in master classes with Ben Monder, Theo Bleckmann, Eliane Elias, Marc Johnson, Jake Langley and Jim McNeeley.
Throughout my performing career I have traveled and performed in Canada, the US including Lincoln Center and several IAJE conferences, France, Belgium, Estonia and Latvia while sharing the stage with artists Stefon Harris, Slide Hampton, Jim Pugh, Jim McNeeley, Darmon Meader, Tom Warrington and Randy Brecker.
As well as having an active performing and teaching career I write articles and reviews for Just Jazz Guitar magazine, the Jazz Guitar Gazette and the Jazz Guitar Life webzine. I have also written two books for the Hal Leonard easy guitar series, and have co-authored a book of Kurt Rosenwinkel transcriptions with Brandon Bernstein on Mel Bay Publications.
If you would like more information on the jazz programs where Prof Warnock teaches please visit:
www.wiu.edu/music www.interlochen.org
If you would like to check out my lesson site please visit http://guitarplayerdaily.blogspot.com/
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Hello friends
I am very happy to announce that my latest album "Scutmai".
You can purchase on ITUNES, Rhapsody, Napster, eMusic, IMVU, Amazon MP3, Lala, Shockhound, Amie Street.
Thank you very much
Fausto Redorici
www.faustoredorici.comwww.myspace.com/faustoredorici
thanks for the add! love your solo guitar/vocal version of "you'd be so nice to come home to", do you have sheet music for it i might be able to get my hands on someway???
I've put a new track up called L!! (Well, it's 12yrs old but someone said I should) plus some amazing photos by a Canadian lady called Marjorie j. Toro ~ inc one where she's almost standing at the edge of a rainbow ~ brilliant!
Get your groove on with us this weekend!
Friday Apr 10 9:00P City Nights Theater @ The Station’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Springfield, Illinois
Apr 11 9:30P Lock Stock and Barrell Decatur, Illinois
Yea I mean his reach in the musical world should have been far greater then Chet Atkins. I mean Chet was awsome, but Lenny understood his guitar way better, I mean he could have probly put Wes to shame if he wouldve been around longer.
Thanks for the add brother, the lenny breu quote is what made me wanna add you. He was probly one of the best guitarist whos ever lived. Though his first few recordings were more country then anything. Wich really made get into him. Well sorry Ive ranted alittle thanks for the add.
