John March

Bio

I have spent the last 40 years working in studios, touring and teaching, and learning the craft of music and sound. Music, for me, is about connection. The world today is divided in so many ways and music so often bridges those cultural and political divides. I am not driven by career or money, but by a strong desire to connect and communicate through music in powerful ways. Music speaks to something beyond language, beyond race or culture. It connects us in a way no other Art form can because it is a language that transcends the mundane world and speaks of something larger and more important. That is my aspiration, to find deeper ways to connect and always move towards what is really important: Collaboration, communication, community and a deeper Life.

As a Guitarist I have taken lessons with or studied long term with:
Herb Ellis - Lessons
John Scofield - Lessons
John Abercrombie - Lessons
Bill Connors - Lessons
Mick Goodrick - 1 year of lessons 1979
Ted Greene - 25 years student and friend
Mike Stern - Lessons