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Savage Classical Guitar
Richard F Sayage
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Prelude #1 in E Minor - Dhiana's Prelude
Prelude #10 A Father Remembers
Prelude #7 in D Major
Prelude #2 in A Minor
Prelude #3 in D Major - Music for Crazy Cat
The Sorrow of Angels
Prelude from Cello Suite 1
Largo
Morning Song
The Lonely Walk
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Hi, I'm Richard Sayage owner of Savage Classical Guitar Editions and www.savageclassical.com
I used to be a performer back in the 1980's but life and its demands forced me to give music a back seat. The World Trade Center tragedies brought me a bit of clarity regarding my priorities and I began exploring my old notes and sketches, deciding that some people out there might like to play what I played for so many years. Thus, the creation of Savage Classical GT
I used to be a performer back in the 1980's but life and its demands forced me to give music a back seat. The World Trade Center tragedies brought me a bit of clarity regarding my priorities and I began exploring my old notes and sketches, deciding that some people out there might like to play what I played for so many years. Thus, the creation of Savage Classical GT
Why this name?
Well...I'm a savage....people used to (and still do) mispronounce my last name as "savage" all the time, so why fight the obvious. Then of course, I'm a classical guitarist. So! Savage Classical...no? :-)
Do you play live?
Do you play live? Where? Do you like it? Any special moments?
Answers: Yes...none of your business, no, and if I had special moments, they were bad ones...haha
Answers: Yes...none of your business, no, and if I had special moments, they were bad ones...haha
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Good and bad. More access, more competition, more thievery. Can't be all good now can it?
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
I suppose. Just not thinking that any label would want to sign a savage.
Band History:
Already gave it.
Your influences?
uh...Bach and Weiss.
Favorite spot?
Caribbean baby...say bye bye to New York
Equipment used:
A guitar and a microphone...go figure
Anything else...?
No...now I'm busy...we might talk later...but I don't think so. Peace and have fun! :-)