David Van Schoyck
Jazz Guitarist Guitar Lessons in Chandler
My Music
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Tango Apaixonado
Too Much Spice is still available. You can click this link to purchase it. ($11.97 + shipping)
In the meantime, click a link below to hear samples.
Cookie Diorio
Too Much Spice
From Nothing
What Will You Show Me?
The new CD is ready. You can click this link to purchase it. ($11.97 + shipping)
Full length samples of some of the songs are on Myspace.
Full length samples of some of the songs are on Myspace.
The Trill is Gone
Here's a review from Just Jazz Guitar magazine . . .
"D Flat Samba is the second release by Arizona guitarist David Van Schoyck. Van Schoyck, an active teacher and performer in the Chandler, AZ area, is joined by multi-instrumentalist Mike Crotty, bassist Steve Anderson, and renowned drummer/ percussionist Dom Moio.
All of the tracks appearing on D Flat Samba are original compositions sometimes based off of well known standard or bossa nova chord progressions. Four of the ten tracks are latins with the rest falling into swing, modern, and pop-based styles. The rhythm section of Moio and Anderson do a wonderful job throughout, and Mike Crotty gives flawless performances on his woodwind and brass doubles (how many instruments can he play?).
Van Schoyck’s playing is excellent throughout this recording, and his compositions offer the perfect backdrop to showcase his musical talents. This CD and his earlier release Too Much Spice are available through his website www.davidvanshoyck.com."
Here's a review from Just Jazz Guitar magazine . . .
"D Flat Samba is the second release by Arizona guitarist David Van Schoyck. Van Schoyck, an active teacher and performer in the Chandler, AZ area, is joined by multi-instrumentalist Mike Crotty, bassist Steve Anderson, and renowned drummer/ percussionist Dom Moio.
All of the tracks appearing on D Flat Samba are original compositions sometimes based off of well known standard or bossa nova chord progressions. Four of the ten tracks are latins with the rest falling into swing, modern, and pop-based styles. The rhythm section of Moio and Anderson do a wonderful job throughout, and Mike Crotty gives flawless performances on his woodwind and brass doubles (how many instruments can he play?).
Van Schoyck’s playing is excellent throughout this recording, and his compositions offer the perfect backdrop to showcase his musical talents. This CD and his earlier release Too Much Spice are available through his website www.davidvanshoyck.com."
In case you're concerned that I've forgotten how to rock, check out "Shred."
1979 in Hermosa Beach CA . . . Having way too much fun. (BTW, that's a 1960 cherry sunburst Les Paul.)
