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Live Guitar Performances by Kapil Guitarist, Delhi – NCR

MOODS OF GUITAR

Kapil Srivastava (www.kapilsrivastava.com)

THE PHILOSOPHY OF GUITAR APPEAL AND MUSIC

Guitar expresses plenty of moods, not just because of its tone or versatility but also because of its physical appeal, which adds style, character, personality and ambience to a platform. Being associated to romance, guitar instrumental music or tone reflect coolness, refreshment, emotions, youth, playfulness, tickling feel whoever ear it connects.

THE FEEL AND TONE

An acoustic Guitar is neither classical like sitar and other instruments nor aggressive like percussion or distortion effects. As such its tone is pure relative to simple feelings of life, relating to simple moments and giving them shape of valued emotions, melody and expression.

The right word will be an ‘aesthetic fragrance’ for your life style.

OCCASION – YOU SHOULD CHOOSE US?

You should organize a guitar moods repertoire not in a sense to dance or merely get entertained but when you want it to be a purely romantic or emotional/sentimental feel; you want to be rejoiced with the aura of simple life full music juice and tones.

You should choose us if you are celebrating a candle night theme and be it just a couple surprise party or moment. Choose us when it’s a celebration be it B’day, dinner time or marriage. And you choose your music which is too sensitive to make your occasion special and emotional.

You can choose us be it a private couple function or a lavish life-style presentation. You need live guitar playing either as ambience playing or entertainment. From a plethora of melodies from a few minutes to a many; giving your celebration an add-on with a tickling and romantic relaxing music

SUGGEST YOUR SONGS

We implement guitar moods on various diversified melodies of Indian and Western origin and you also have an option to select or suggest some or all of your favorite songs too. We will try best to include them in our repertoire.

Our competent genres include repertoire as Bollywood, Western popular melodies, Classical Old Melodies, Ghazal and then soothing instrumental medleys, themes belonging to different historical era. Further more it includes Rock n Roll, Blue Grass, Flamenco, Western Classical and Ragas etc.

HOW TO SUGGEST A SONG You Want To Hear on Guitar

  • Name of the Song
  • Name of Movie
  • Artist/Singer
  • Link (if any) post YouTube link if you have

ARTISTS/GUITARIST

These sensitive performances are taken care by team of experienced artists led by Celebrity Guitarist Mr. Kapil Srivastava, a state awarded guitarist.

MR. KAPIL SRIVASTAVA | Know the Artist – Click Here

Mr. Kapil Srivastava is a state awarded guitar with contribution in upcoming Bollywood Movie ‘Dubai Returns’ and plenty of Albums with  Sa Re Ga Ma HMV and other labels.. Author of 5 Music books and is India’s leading corporate music trainer.

PERFORMANCE STRUCTURE (SOLO, DUO, TRIO Instrumental)

We can offer you Solo-Duo-Trio Guitar performance backed up by required instruments as Keyboard, Cello etc. (If in case required), and other instruments on wide variety of genres as Ghazal, Devotional & Classical etc.

BOOKING OF PERFORMANCE

All booking for the performance requires the following details as

  • Date of Performance
  • Time of Performance
  • Address of Locations
  • Size of Venue (approximate) where artist performance need to be taken place
  • Total Guests
  • Occasion

Please note all payment has to be made advanced considering freezing of artists’ dates for the day. You are requested to send us the details at info@guitarmonk.com

Guitar Music Concept and Feel - Acoustic, romantic, soft, candle night, expressing love, care, emotional, kind, youthful, mature expression ambiance

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Posted by on December 6, 2011 in About Kapil

 

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My Trip to Mukteshwar Hills @ Uttarakhand

 
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Posted by on May 26, 2012 in My Trips

 

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Pictures – Kapil Srivastava, Kapil Guitarist

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Posted by on May 24, 2012 in My Image Gallery

 

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My visit to Nandankanan Zoological Park (Orissa)

 
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Posted by on May 23, 2012 in My Trips

 

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My Journey to ORISSA (S.East India) – I

Friends,

Connecting my business of guitarmonk @ various important Indian territories, I and my team is now at Bhubaneshwar, Orissa, located at South East of India, is a wonderful city known as ‘City of Temples’ approximately 2000kms away from New Delhi.

Bhubaneswar is the capital of Orissa and has many temples here but the key attraction points here are ancient Konark Temple, Forest and Puri (for Beach & temple of Jagannath) i.e. around 70 kms away from the Bhubaneshwar city. I was very much disappointed by Temples here as priests are literal dacoits (will share you the post on same soon). But there are some good and great parts of the location as well and I captured few snapshots that I am sharing with you below.

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Posted by on May 21, 2012 in My Trips

 

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Kapil Srivastava at ‘HT City’ New Delhi

HT cover guitarmonk music journey

 
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Posted by on May 17, 2012 in Media Coverage

 

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My Journey to Nainital (India) Part – IV

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This is the Part – IV of my Nainital Trip. Sharing you some of the beautiful sight scenes I came across. Click on the image for a large size view.

 
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Posted by on May 16, 2012 in My Trips

 

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My Journey to Nainital (India) Part – III

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This is the Part – III of my Nainital Trip. Sharing you some of the beautiful sight scenes I came across. Click on the image for a large size view.

Inside a Cave at The Cave Garden..:)

Inside another cave @ The Cave Garden :)

 
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Posted by on May 15, 2012 in My Trips

 

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My Journey to Nainital (India) Part – II

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This is the Part – II of my some of the unique sight scenes at Nainital. Click for Part – 1 >>>

 

 
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Posted by on May 14, 2012 in My Trips

 

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My Journey to Nainital (India) Part – I

Who say’s days are shorter? They are only short in City Life but for me they are very long in Hills..

Friends,

I recently visited Nainital, one of the beautiful Hill Stations in Uttarakhand (India). The uniqueness of this Hill Station is it’s lakes at the highest peaks, which is the USP and attraction of this place. I walked 8-10 kilometers everyday and had a wonderful time.

It will be an ever memorable trip for me. Sharing you some of its snaps. [Click on the image for large view]

I will update my part – 2, 3 and 4 more..keep checking and share your comments..!

Love & Regards

Kapil Srivastava

 
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Posted by on May 13, 2012 in My Trips

 

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How much to practice in Guitar? A quick note for every Guitar Beginner..!

It’s generally heard that the more time you give in practice the more result you have.

Standard practicing is recommended at a 30 minutes/day or 90 minutes a week. Many guitar learners would say that this is not much of enough practice time; and they don’t feel the growth even after giving 1-2 hour/day.

I would say that this is because the right practice method is not yet clear to them. Attend a guitarmonk session and you will know that how 30 minutes of practice session is too much for a student to bear. Doing a 30 minutes Guitar practice session is a great workout indeed. I sometimes see that most of my students are not even ready for more than a 15 minutes workout. Well, this is the job of your teacher to offer you an accurate practice regime. So let’s first absorb these 3 tips

Tip # 1 If you are a beginner, your first few months of practice should be able to grab your guitar for a 5-10 minutes practice anytime and whenever. Try to practice for 10 minutes as many times in a day. Pick it at night, morning, lunch time.

Your first 3 months are focussed on gaining enough finger strength so short work out helps a lot as they also offer enough rest to fingers. Another crucial point is to develop finger stamina, assess finger state (soreness Vs pain) and practice with awareness. Take rest if it pains but when I say pain – see whether it’s normal stretching or just demand of relaxation? You have to make sure that it’s not overly tensed muscle due to wrong guitar or improper practice regime.

Tip # 2 Guitar learning is not a rat race or competition. Don’t compete to any one, just to yourself. Your fingers physical sensitivity, your mental receptivity, is all your individuality. You have to start from yourself so don’t move astray from yourself else it will be unnatural. Be yourself and understand your development process. As a future learned guitarist, your playing will represent your individuality so why not pick it right from the beginning?

Tip # 3 Some people take guitar practice time as an agenda of unwinding themselves from hectic schedule. This is undoubtedly great indeed and in-fact one of the objective. But also note that you are yet building up your stamina, finger dexterity so guitar practice is crucial and rewarding. Once you have crossed a lot of steps and developed lots of skills, the practice is not same. So note it that your practice changes with time.

2ndly, most working people are so busy enough that the above philosophy of unwinding themselves at right time basically becomes delay of practice.

So picking guitar for five or ten or 15 minutes here or there is not of a much effort but helps you in a “cumulative” effect of having gained development. So my advice is that you should pick both model of practicing, unwinding (once in sometime) and remote playing of 5-10 minutes.

I advise my students that hold guitar not as an agenda, this is your guitar come-on, love it and hold it as many times, have fun with it, don’t count your time, fun and smiles, just strum it, either before sleeping or take it at lunch time, and also place guitar at a position where you can find it quickly. Enjoy these 3 tips until I bring some more perspectives in practicing.

(More tips to continue…)

AUTHOR – KAPIL SRIVASTAVA | COPYRIGHTED @ GUITARMONK



 
 

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