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(1.14) Sitting In with Rotem Sivan - Chaotic Guitars, The Importance of Taking Lessons, Practicing Mindfulness & How to Get Out of Practice Ruts

from Sitting In · host Rhys Gilchrist

Episode 14 features Rotem Sivan, a world renowned Jazz guitarist and composer from Israel, currently based in New York. Rotem is a world renowned guitarist and composer, having played alongside the likes of Peter Bernstein, Grace Terzian and Ari Hoenig. Rotem has toured the world with his trio and released several albums with Same Way Home, his latest record, debuting in 2019.In this episode, I sat down with Rotem to talk about his approach to composition, chaotic guitars and what the COVID-19 pandemic has meant for performing musicians like himself. You can check out Rotem's albums on all platforms, including his video lessons that are readily available on his YouTube channel.-Rotem’s Website - https://www.rotemsivan.com/-Rotem’s Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/user/RotemSivanTrio-Rotem’s Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/rotemsivanguitar/-Sitting In Merch- https://teespring.com/stores/sitting-in-podcast/

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