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The latest book from Cymbal Press, Pity the Genius – A Journey Through American Guitar Music in 33 Tracks, is heating up the charts on Amazon.com. This fascinating book is available in Kindle, softcover, and hardcover editions! Click here to purchase.
Cymbal Press is thrilled to announce the release of our latest book, Pity the Genius – A Journey through American Guitar Music in 33 Tracks, by guitarist and author Joel Harrison. The book is for sale on Amazon.com and wherever you buy books. Choose softcover, hardcover, or Kindle editions. Pity …
Cymbal Press is thrilled to announce the release of our latest book, Pity the Genius – A Journey through American Guitar Music in 33 Tracks, by guitarist and author Joel Harrison. The book is for sale on Amazon.com and wherever you buy books. Choose softcover, hardcover, or Kindle editions. Pity …
Cymbal Press is thrilled to announce the release of our latest book, Pity the Genius – A Journey through American Guitar Music in 33 Tracks, by guitarist and author Joel Harrison. The book is for sale on Amazon.com and wherever you buy books. Choose softcover, hardcover, or Kindle editions. Pity …
Book Reviews “This is really profound, evocative stuff—Joel is not only a great player, he’s a great writer. Everyone should read this book.” – Mike Stern: Jazz Guitarist “Pity the Genius reads like a memoir told through the lens of a listener, student and friend of pivotal, emotionally complex, guitar …
About the Authors Guitarist, composer, arranger, lyricist, writer, educator, and vocalist Joel Harrison has “created a new blueprint for jazz” (New Orleans Times-Picayune). A Guggenheim Fellow (2010) he has released 25 CDs as a leader on seven different labels since 1994. Harrison’s music may be founded on jazz but veers into classical, rock, …