Peter Tsiorba

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gj Michelob

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Peter Tsiorba

It is always difficult, awkward and often even counterproductive to praise your own work and product. However, rarely, I come across a video that elegantly does justice to the man and his art, it is meant to promote.

I thought that the "Guitarrero" documentary about Anders Eliasson, filmed by Escribano, was a wonderfully done piece which achieved both intended narratives, informative and promotional.

On a smaller scale, I really enjoyed Peter Tsiorba "presentation" video I just watched on his Website. 'Really, really well done.

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ALing

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RE: Peter Tsiorba (in reply to gj Michelob)

As a happy owner of a Peter Tsiorba guitar, I agree that the video "elegantly does justice to the man and his art". Although I am only a beginner, I chose to get a luthier made guitar to inspire and motivate my learning.

The video both informed and promoted and I can attest that my experience with Peter was, indeed, "what you saw is what you got".

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 7 2014 5:10:10