Vinny Stefanelli

I Shall Be Released is perhaps my Favorite song by Bob Dylan. We play it in the Music for Veterans performances because it seems to speak of redemption and liberation ...and for me, playing Fretless guitar is true freedom!

I Shall Be Released is perhaps my Favorite song by Bob Dylan. We play it in the Music for Veterans performances because it seems to speak of redemption and liberation ...and for me, playing Fretless guitar is true freedom!

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Hope you enjoy getting up and dancing to this song! It’s one of my favorites.
Cheers,
Vinny Stefanelli

GET UP! This song is like a playground for Fretless guitar... it's also a nostalgic look back at my younger days of playing in a 10 piece band with horns and doing songs by Chicago, Blood Sweat and Tears, etc.
Enjoy,
Vinny Stefanelli
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Hello,

At long last, I've had the opportunity to upload another song. It's a little different from my others
but please check it out. Thank you!
Cheers,
Vinny Stefanelli

I want to thank everyone who viewed my video and sent such nice comments!

I'm currently working on a few more short films with original music and I'll be sending them out shortly.

Until then, if you haven't seen the videos, here are some links for you to check them out.

Tunnel Vision
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Frontier Park
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Fretless-N-Free
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Cheers,

Vinny Stefanelli

FRONTIER PARK: the beautiful piece of land owned by the City of Erie, PA is a center of outdoor activities throughout the year - from soccer games and concerts in the summer to sled riding and cross country skiing in winter. On this day, it appeared to be sleeping under a blanket of snow. Gabriella, as usual had her iPhone out so I asked her to film the park as we drove by the long stretch of land from the Bay Front Highway to the south side of the park. . She did such a great job of shooting that I thought it would be fun and interesting to use the footage, so I decided to compose a piece of music for the film clip. I used an inexpensive Yamaha keyboard, my Godin Classical and my Samick Fretless Guitar to record the music on a MacBook with Garageband. I then laid the audio track over the film footage in Final Cut Pro. I'm seldom happy with the music that I compose and this is no exception but I decided to share it anyway.
Cheers,
Vinny Stefanelli
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