When I finished an album I used to feel empty and wrung out. I would get frustrated by that and attempt to power through that feeling. Now I realize that it’s part of a natural cycle. Creating an album of music is like talking for a long time. Your throat dries out and you need to drink. In my case there is nothing that doesn’t improve after a long walk.
Audeze interviews guitarist and producer Ottmar Liebert – Audeze LLC
You can read the whole interview at the link.
Every once in a while I get to have a conversation that goes beyond the question “what kind of guitar do you play?”. This was one of those pleasurable times. Check it out:
Summit – How Ottmar Liebert found harmony in music and spirituality
I was picked up at 07:25 for a morning TV show In Riga, Latvia. This little clip was recorded by the promoter rep for their Facebook page.
An opening slot for Cool Jazz/Fusion monarch Miles Davis proved the gateway to a wider audience looking for adventure in their music. Liebert’s fusion of Flamenco and World Music secured him an international fan base. The rest is his story.
A day or two after our performance in Manhattan in May, I walked over to the Open Mind studio at CUNY for an interview with Alexander Heffner for his Open Mind TV show.
Here is the link to the video.
The papers here in New Mexico had this to say:
Albuquerque Journal
Santa Fe New Mexican
Here is the interview I did with Buddhist Geeks.
