Categories: First Mate's Log 2021
Updates on Monday Live 7pm EDT and also by subscribing to youtube.com/acousticsailing. Bryan and I are sailing from Long Island up along the coast of Massachusetts to Central Maine and beyond. I fully expect the experience to result in the inspiration for a new album, and along the way we will be distributing instruments to […]
Categories: Blog
Yup, that’s what happens on this episode of Acoustic Sailing. Please like, subscribe, and/or hit the little bell if you like! Also, I’m offering shared private lessons, limit 5 persons so it may fill up soon on events.stringmasters.com
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Thank you for subscribing to our youtube AcousticSailing channel! That makes Bryan smile to see a new subscriber, so nice for his birthday! youtube.com/acousticsailing
Categories: Blog
https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/825/muriel-anderson
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…for Friday’s concert 7:30pm EDT on the sailboat! Don’t worry, if you don’t have one you can still experience 360 viewing on your smart phone or tablet. Check out how on murielanderson.com/now or HERE. See you onboard! Oh, yes, don’t miss Sunday’s workshop and Monday’s casual too, or get a season pass to see Tommy […]
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Muriel Anderson brings a 360° VR experience from a sailboat on October 23
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You can get tickets now for my upcoming 360º sailboat concert, with a complimentary V.R. headset – Very cool! Season pass is also avail at murielanderson.com/now https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/825/muriel-anderson
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Info: http://bit.ly/muriel360 Full price ticket includes a headset you can keep. Bryan and I will sail to a nice location, and probably anchor so there won’t be too much wind sound, (plus use a wind sock) then film using a 360º camera that films in all directions. When you put on your headset you program […]
Categories: Captain's Log
Our only contact in central Maine was a luthier, Nicholas Apollonio, who had built an instrument for my friend and my former student Bob Peterson. We sailed into Rockland, docking on a slip graciously loaned to us by fellow musician Gordon Bok, just outside the Steam Power & Sail Museum. Nicholas met us at the […]
Categories: Captain's Log
We met some sailors the previous evening who told us we could use the Port Clyde ferry mooring for the night, but were politely chased off the following morning as the ferry made her entrance. So, we sailed towards mussel ridge, and ended up dropping anchor at Pleasant Island, a beautiful rocky cove with only […]
