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Frederic Chopin said
"Nothing is more beautiful than a guitar, except possibly two."
Terry B Hanson Born Vancouver BC. Hanson is the son of a concert
violinist. Hanson's father was acclaimed the best violinist in
Canada when he was 16 years of age (Hanson’s Father).
Aside from having a father who was a musical prodigy Terry Hanson
started playing guitar at the age of 6.
Hanson received
an A.A. at Douglas College Conservatory of Music and a
Bachelor of Music degree on classical guitar at the University of
British Columbia in 1989. As a student his main teachers were one of
Andreas Segovia’s prodigies from The Hague in the Netherlands and
and a guitar instructor from the Berkley School of Music. In
the commercial idiom, the long list of recording artists he played
and associated with include Chad Allen (and the Expressions- Founder
of Canada’s Guess Who) Five Man Cargo [club gigs and tour with Brave
Belt and Loverboy (one of promoter Bruce Allen's First Bands in
Vancouver BC)] The Hornets (London England a Beatles Tribute Band booked by Siegel
Entertainment and
 Whitefoot
Entertainment) Trooper Downchild Blues Band (Toronto, Ontario)
Doctor Fingers (Vancouver Blues Pianist) Powder Blues (Vancouver
Blues Band) Bill Lewis (Vancouver Guitar Builder), Hanson’s Solo
Engagements “from Blues to Bach” and more . . . .. In addition Terry
Hanson was knighted a member of the Canadian rock legend "The Quess
Who" for his guitar talents. Chad Allen conducted The Knighting
Ceremony at the Harrison Hot Springs Resort in Agassiz, BC Canada.
Nontheless Hanson spent a considerable period of time as guest
conductor with various educational ensembles and military bands
throughout British Columbia, Canada.
Terry Hanson (aa;BMus)
Publisher
Great Outdoors Canada
www.greatoutdoorscanada.com
greatoutdoorscanada@gmail.com
Live Classical Guitar
performances by T Hanson:
(Headphones
Recommended)
BOUREE
FOR
MY STUDENTS
SONETTO II
VANDARRABANO (BAROQUE)
MINUET
J KRIEGER (BAROQUE)
MINUET
GUITAR-ORGAN MODULE J KRIEGER
ANDANTE
F Sor (Baroque)
FANTASIA
(BAROQUE)
STARDUST
W NELSON (CONTEMPORARY)
SHEEP MAY SAFELY GRAZE
(JS BACH) GUITAR-ORGAN MODULE
INVENTION FOR 2 STRATOCASTERS
ELGAR SYMPHONY 1
(GUITAR
SYNTH)
AGUADO 2 VOICES
PANDEMIC RESPONSE -
PERFORMANCES by T HANSON
TRIBUTE
TO
FRONT LINE
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Amazing Grace
COVID BLUES
(TH)+TRIBUTE
to MEDIA
TRIBUTE TO HENDRIX "LITTLE WING"
(TH)
TIFF
(TH)
COVIDILEMMA
(TH)
SUNDAY
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ENTRY
BLM
Give Us Peace
MILAN PAVAN 2 (TH)
SPRING
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FEATURED FESTIVAL
YESTERDAY
(L&M)
Give Us Peace
BACH JESU...
SPRING
WATERMUSIC
JS BACH MINUET
MINUET FOR DR. B
BAROGUE FANTASIA (TH) SYNTH GUITAR
Video
version Water Music Handel - Cog Guitar Synth
BACH JS MINUET IN G (T HANSON GUITAR SYNTH)
"USE THE TALENTS YOU
POSSESS FOR THE WOODS WOULD BE SILENT IF NO BIRD SANG EXCEPT THE
BEST." anonymous
OM - the sound of
the UNIVERSE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84VIZ6d0nUk
BROKEN NAIL: TAKE TWO PING PONG BALLS AND
"CALL ME IN THE MORNING"
reference article Jim Doyle
Brief
History of
GUITAR
Best of Andres Segovia +
Sounds from Outer Space: Music of the Universe
karl stockhausen
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HUMAN BEING is part of the whole called by us universe, a part
limited in time and space. We experience ourselves, our thoughts and
feelings as something separate from the rest. A kind of optical
delusion of consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us,
restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few
persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from the
prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living
creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty. The true value of a
human being is determined by the measure and the sense in which they
have obtained liberation from the self. We shall require a
substantially new manner of thinking if humanity is to survive. (Albert
Einstein,
1954)
Good Vibrations: The Role of Music in
Einstein's Thinking
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