Not needed.

The Chapman stick is still very unknown till this day:) I’m glad you enjoy our music!

Thank you so much for your nice comment! We will keep the music coming🎶

Thanks for listening:)

I thank you so much for your nice comment! I’m glad you enjoyed our version of this beautiful song🎶

Thank you so much!!

Thanks:)

Haha, every thumbs up is always welcome😁

We were only there for a day. We were passing through to Vienna, next year we want to come back and explore more of this area😁

😊you will not regret it😊

Great suggestion!

I’m glad you enjoyed it:)

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We both use matched reciprocal tuning (a combination of fifths on one side and fourths on the other side)

The instrument is called a Chapman stick, you can find out more about it on our website markwhitelive.com

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We have all of our music available as digital download or CD on our website markwhitelive.com

Thank you! Will do!

Thank you so much!

Thanks for listening

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@@Cascademelodies I’m surprised by the sustain your instruments have. The notes just “ring out” and carry their sustain until you play another note. It’s a beautiful sound. I play acoustic and electric guitar. I have been seeking huge sustain and tone for the last 27 years. Are there any electronics you would recommend to add to my guitar ? My whole goal is to make music that is so beautiful that anyone hearing would ask me to “ turn it up ,or to play more “. As opposed to “turn it down or can you stop playing for now “. My dad used to ask me if I knew how to play “ far and away “. My wife just wants me to play extremely quiet 🤫 or stop all together. Not ideal. I saw a Joe Bonamassa interview, his band practiced in the basement after school daily and his mom would say “ can’t you just stop playing for a few months?” My answer is “ No he can’t “. You either play or you don’t . God Bless you. Michael.

Thank you too!

I’m glad you enjoyed it:)

Thank you very much!