Rob Lunn's Blog

I recorded this version of “Perpetual Vibrations” using my ipad last night. My oldest child told me it looks very “dramatic because of the lighting.”

-Rob

Greetings guitar lovers!

I am proud to announce that my Red Guitar Suite is now available through iTunes and Amazon mp3.

About the suite:

The Red Guitar Suite is pure, unadulterated classical guitar! Includes 11 solo works, two duets (Quicksilver and Drawing Near), a work for classical guitar and live computer processing (Ebb and Flow), and the finale, The Red Guitar, a work for a bunch of overdubbed guitars including one played backwards.

During the winter of 2000 I received an unexpected gift: a 1972 Ramirez 1a Concert Classical Guitar. In the 1970s my uncle, a guitar enthusiast, decided that he would learn how to play; a friend of his was going to Spain and my uncle gave him money to buy a guitar. Years went by and my uncle no longer had the time to play like he once did, so the guitar stayed in a closet for almost two decades until I received it in 2000. Needless to say, I was very excited (still excited) to have this guitar. This suite of pieces was inspired by this guitar. I began the suite in January 2012 and completed the last piece in January of 2013.

Listen to the suite:

The Red Guitar Suite is finished and available at Bandcamp! It will be available at iTunes and Amazon mp3 in about a week with a CD available in about 3 weeks.

Enjoy!

-Rob

I finally completed recording my Red Guitar Suite! Here are a few of the outtakes:

The Headless Horseman excerpt (Red Guitar) by Robertlunn

Perpetual Vibrations (Red Guitar Outtake) by Robertlunn

Lucidity (Red Guitar Suite) Outtake by Robertlunn

The plan is to master the recording this weekend with the album available sometime next week as a download from Bandcamp. The week after it should be available on  and the week after that available on CD.  We shall see.

-Rob

I have finally completed my Red Guitar Suite! I have started recording the suite and I am in the process of experimenting with different mic placements, reverbs, etc.

I hope you enjoy!

Rob