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CGC 086 : Bryce Jacobs

CGC 086 : Bryce Jacobs

posted on May 12, 2019

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In this episode of The Classical Guitar Corner Podcast, Simon interviews film composer and guitarist Bryce Jacobs. This is a fascinating conversation stretching from Bryce’s struggles at conservatory learning classical guitar to some of his stories working with Hans Zimmer on several film scores (including performing guitar on some of them).

To find out more about Bryce’s work, check out his website here.

Music featured in this episode:

“Cavatina” by Stanley Myers (Bryce Jacobs, guitar), Sun Dogs, 2016.

“Holy Frijoles” by Bryce Jacobs, Puss in Boots Soundtrack, 2011.

“Rango and Beans” by Bryce Jacobs, Rango Soundtrack, 2011.

“Guitar F1v1.2 BJ SN1 12” by Bryce Jacobs, Rush Soundtrack, 2012.

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  1. Jacques Mercier

    May 13, 2019 at 8:03 pm

    Hi Simon This is the second time I listen to your first poscast. Am I dumb I had forgotten that I listened to it, but I remenber now that this listening got me to register into CGC, a decision I shall never regret.
    If I were a bit wise I should schedule lisening to it until I can recite it to myself in my dreams ;-)
    I wish you had been there when I fell in classical guitar, so much time wasted working wrongly the wrong things :-(
    No time to waste crying on that : à l’oeuvre…

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  2. Drew Burgess

    October 26, 2019 at 8:40 pm

    Thank you Simon. Bryce offers a compelling narrative of his musical experience. Once again I have enjoyed the insights presented. Mr. Jacobs offers his solid knowledge with honesty and humility. As an interviewer your listening skills encourage reflection. The discussion is an excellent exchange of valuable ideas.

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