the Study of the Private Market Economy. Upon graduation Gulezian returned to a career in music. He founded the Timbreline Music label, releasing his third album Distant Memories & Dreams in 1992. He began touring again and released his fourth CD The Dare of an Angel in 1994. In 1997 Gulezian moved to Nashville, Tennessee. In 2002 Unspoken Intentions was reissued on CD by Fantasy Records. His fifth CD was released in 2003 - the incendiary Language of the Flame, and followed in 2005 by the live recording Concert at St. Olaf College. In recent years Gulezian has played hundreds of concerts, and continues to present guitar workshops and master classes at colleges and universities across the United States. In addition to his live concerts, Gulezian has been featured in the United States on many radio and television broadcasts, and is regularly heard on NPR. Discography Snow (1979, Aardvark Records) Unspoken Intentions (1980, Takoma/Fantasy) Distant Memories and Dreams (1992, Timbreline Music) The Dare Of An Angel (1996, Timbreline Music) Language of the Flame (2003, Timbreline Music) Concert at St. Olaf College (2005, Timbreline Music) Collaborations, Compilations Lights Out 5 (1995, KINK FM 102) Lágrimas de arpa y luna (1996, Resistencia) Takoma Eclectic Vol. 2 (1998, Takoma Records) Takoma Slide (1999, Takoma Records) 156 Strings: Nineteen Totally Original Acoustic Guitarists (2002, Cuneiform) Bridges 9 (2003, Pennsylvania Public Radio Associates) The KUMD Sessions: Live from the Music Room #2 (2003, KUMD) Lights Out 9 (2004, KINK FM 102/Boyd Coffee Company) The Revenge of Blind Joe Death: The John Fahey Tribute Album (2006, Fantasy Records) Books, Sheet Music Ian and Nisa. Individual transcription (2004, Stropes Editions) Between the Strings – The Secret Lives of Guitars (2004, Mel Bay Publications) References External links Official Michael Gulezian Homepage Michael Gulezian at MySpace Michael Gulezian discography at Stropes.com Michael Gulezian's titles and tunings at Stropes.com Michael Gulezian playing Little Meggie (YouTube video) American folk guitarists American male guitarists Fingerstyle guitarists Living people Year of birth missing (living people) University of Arizona alumni American people of Armenian descent