It actually provides the iPhone/iPod user with up to 132 tunings for different instruments, and is available at the Apple store. If you are a two-handed touchstyle player, and wish to try the app, you can download a free lightweight version at the Apple iTunes store: http://www.apple.com/itunes/

"I was walking around when all of a sudden I heard music playing, and I was curious as to where it was coming from. I searched for a few minutes before stumbling upon Mark and Matt playing for a small audience of about six people. They were playing, what I later found out to be called, Chapman Sticks. They were setup under a tent to get out of the sun, and they had some CD’s for sale on the table in front of them. I took a few photos, continued to listen to them perform, and then as soon as they took a break I approached Mark. I asked him to tell me about the instrument he was playing. He said ..."

Mark and his Passion for Music

Adelson, no stranger to the touchstyle scene, has written several books, made CDs, and teaches at various Chapman Stick seminars around the country. He's beginning to resemble Tony Levin, but he's not as slim.

More info:

http://www.longislandpress.com/2009/09/26/experience-long-island-2009/

Jordan, famous for his two-handed tapping technique, developed his method as a teenager in the 1970s and uses the technique to play simultaneous melody, chords and bass lines. He's played in St. Louis many times before, notably at Mississippi Nights and Finale Music and Dining.

Stanley Jordan two-handed tapping video clips here:

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=44919

Two-handed tapping flourishes on specialty tapping instruments, and Adam had a custom-made two necked guitar. Then he began stunning audiences around Europe with his amazing performance.

Here's a top ten guitar video list, and our man Adam is right up there. What's really cool is that he's sharing the bill with none other than Steve Vai. Steve Vai! Ladies and gentlemen, Steve Vai! Ladies and gentlemen, Adam Fulara!

Way cool. Check it out here:

http://www.fretbase.com/blog/2009/11/10-great-double-neck-guitar-videos/

Greg Howard, also known as the Ambassador of Good Willy for the Stick Enterprises Inc and chief PR guy, is playing an introduction in front of the actual song. The introduction is the long fast ostinato in the beginning. The actual song is much more slow. He says he's made some wrong notes, but it sounds pretty good to me.

Nice work, Greg Howard, on your two-handed guitar tapping!

Read full review here:

http://fusionjazzandsomethingelse.blogspot.com/2009/11/request-steps-ahead-nyc-1989-320kb.html

Jon used the audio portion of a video of himself talking and processed the audio into some fascinating drones. Sten then performed with a minimalist approach audio-wise, but many many pedals.

Sten used the Chapman Stick, 2 E-Bows, loop pedals, Moog delays, MuRF and bass MuRF, and ring modulator.

Hear it here:
from: http://badger.livejournal.com/1604907.html

Brett Bottomley duo concert at Creekside Cultural Center, in Lenhartsville PA

Duo concert with drummer Marcel

Lenhartsville, PA

November 21st

Details and tickets here:
http://www.creeksidecenter.org/calendar.html

If you go please say to the Big Bottomley. He sez he'll be there to meet and greet beforehand, where he will explain what a Stick is to everyone.

Brett Bottomley is an active member of the stickwire community, and a prominent two-handed tapping musician. If you're in or around Lenhartsville, do make the show!