Peter Bursch
German guitarist and author From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
German guitarist and author From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peter Bursch (born 14 April 1949 in Duisburg) is a German guitarist, lecturer, and author of guitar textbooks.[1] Self-taught, he is considered Germany's "guitar teacher of the nation".[2]
Bursch has played and worked together with many notable musicians, including among others, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck.[3] The guitarists of the band Die Toten Hosen admitted to having acquired their first knowledge of the guitar through books by Bursch and that his arrangements were incorporated into their debut album Opel-Gang.[4]
Bursch plays in his music projects "All Star Band", "Acoustic Nights" and as a studio guitarist with BAP and the Bläck Fööss, among others. His band Bröselmaschine, founded in 1969, dissolved several times and newly formed, has been back on stage with him since 2005.[5] Bursch has been a lecturer at various universities and academies since 1969. In Duisburg he runs a music school in the Duissern district.[6] In addition, he was also active as an author for the political-satirical magazine Der Metzger.
His publishing career began with his 1975 "Guitar Book" which has sold over 2 million copies.[7] His various guitar books and guitar schools offer a low learning curve approach to guitar playing for beginners. With a didactically well thought-out system, learning content is conveyed in sections, mostly on the basis of tablature for self-study.[8]
The US guitar manufacturer C. F. Martin & Company produced a signature model for Bursch who was the first German to receive this honour.[9]
Bursch has also produced numerous CD and DVD in accompaniment of his guitar tutorials.[10]
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