11 December 2019

Category - Neolin

Mathias Guerry plays “Under the bridge” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers on his Neolin

Chorus with bow

Mathias Guerry explains how to hold a bow and shows to make some first sounds.

Low fifth with bow

Effets on the Neolin: delay with pick

Effets on the Neolin: Wahwah with bow

Mathias Guerry playing the Neolin

A composition by Mathias Guerry on the Neolin

Mathias answers the recurring question whether the frets on the Neolin prevent glissando and vibrato.

Stanley Adler explains the “Rock’n Roll” technique for the Neoloncello. For other bowed instruments, the approach is the same.

Stanley Adler explains pizzicato and slap techniques on the Neoloncello.

Mathias Guerry explains how to hold the pick, and how to use the left hand when playing with a pick, and a couple of picking techniques on the Neolin.

Mathias Guerry explains some plucked rythms on the Neolin, with and without pick.

Somewhat celtic impro by Mathias Guerry et Stanley Adler

The Neolin guitar

An idea by Franck Lopez (see page references): A 6-string Neolin tuned like a soprano-guitar (one octave higher) and fretted. Like that, the gitar...

Mathias Guerry talks about his discovery of, and his particular approach to improvisation.