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Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano
I have been both a performer and dedicated teacher in the NYC and NJ area for over 14 years. I began playing music at the age of 8 years old, studying classical piano until I was 13. From there, I picked up guitar and started to immerse myself with rock, folk, classical, and jazz music. I eventually attended William Patterson University where I earned a BA in Jazz Performance, and then decided to move to NYC and pursue my career as a performer and educator. Upon moving to the city, I attended the American Institute of Guitar where I studied classical guitar for 5 years with world renowned guitarist Yasha Koffman.
Currently, I am teaching and performing in the greater NJ and NYC areas, and has performed with notable figures such as Steve LaSpina, James Williams, Tyshawn Sorey, and Yasha Koffman.
*** Lesson Details ***
After teaching for 14+ years of teaching, I have developed a teaching style that is unique in that I approach each student�s progress on an individual basis. Musically speaking, I am able to identify what is holding the student back and take necessary steps to move forward in a constructive and supportive way that will inspire you to continually grow as a musician.
The first thing I want to accomplish in my lessons is to get the student excited about playing music in general. That means understanding what kind of music the student likes to listen to and incorporate it into the lessons. I find that relating ear training, theory, reading, technique, and rhythmic study to the music that they are interested in is a great way to do that.
We will focus on a variety of topics including right and left hand technique, proper body position, sound production and tone, reading, repertoire, and finding your own personal musical voice with regards to playing classical music.
We will cover jazz theory, chord shapes, scales, repertoire, and transcription. Jazz is an oral tradition and I am a firm believer that the best way to learn it is through listening/transcribing and applying those concepts on your instrument. We will draw inspiration and knowledge from great jazz musicians of the past in addition to finding your own personal voice as an improviser in jazz music.
I have lot of experience teaching young children (as young as 5 years old). For these children, I like to focus on the basic foundations of music (e.g. rhythm, melody, etc.). We will use a variety of tools (rhythm sticks, guitar books for children, singing) to enrich these early foundations in music, in addition to learning to get over the physical demands of learning to play the guitar.
*** Frequency Requirement ***
Students are required to take lessons at least once per week in order to insure consistent progress and ongoing assessment. Lessons given every other week are not offered.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Living room set up. Chairs. Music stands. Guitars. Music. Seating for parents. *** Please note, there is no piano in studio. If you are interested in piano lessons, only in home lessons are available.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I usually provide guitar picks if needed, photocopies of materials (mel bay, chord charts, etc.). I require my students to have the instruments that they will be taking lessons on and a notebook to write in.
*** Specialties ***
Piano lessons are in students' homes only! I cover music theory, application of music theory, technique, ear training, sight reading, and repertoire building.
I teach a variety of styles including classical, jazz, rock, folk and blues.
Classical Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Songwriting
I have been a musician for over 25 years. I have a Bachelor of Music and have taught guitar for over 9 years. In addition to guitar, I'm a vocalist, composer and arranger as well as a music publisher. I actively perform as both a classical guitarist and singer-songwriter.
I love teaching guitar and find it so exciting to see kids (and grown-ups!) learn an instrument and be part of the magic of creating music!
The earliest age that I recommend for a child to start learning to read music is age 7. Learning an instrument teaches focus, develops self-direction and how to reach a goal, plus the added benefit of developing the brain for academic achievement. And, it's just plain FUN!!
There are stairs to my home studio. Please take this into consideration if you have an ambulatory disability.
Usually, learning disabilities, ADD & ADHD go together just fine with guitar lessons and frequently give the person a creative outlet. Speak to me about your child's needs so I can prepare the best lessons possible!
I like to empower you, the student, by making your lessons challenging enough to keep your interest, but keeping it fun and stress-free!
You will learn to read music, play melody and chords. You can learn to play finger style, use a pick or learn both! Music theory and rhythm study is included to round out your musicianship. As you become more accomplished, we can add other music skills, like ear-training, accompaniment and song-writing.
This is perfect for home schooled children or as a supplement to public or private school music programs. Children age 7 and up, properly seated with the right size guitar and under the guidance of an experienced teacher (me!) do very well. (Speak to me before purchasing your child's instrument.)
I can also prepare a high school student for college auditions (college prep) and guide adults who want to take their music skills beyond tablature.
I love to make lessons fun, relaxing and give you a sense of achievement while helping you reach your music goals!
Home Studio, dedicated space, guitars and recording equipment, keyboard and amps, music stands, chairs, comfortable waiting area for parents.
I specialize in acoustic and acoustic/electric guitar - both classical and contemporary, steel string and nylon.
Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Songwriting
New York city based guitarist and composer Juan C. immigrated to Miami, Florida at age 21.
His work speaks a unique language that blends elements from his early musical experiences in Colombia, as a member of various folk, rock (metal ) ensembles, and his studies in East Asian music fueled by travels and interaction with musicians and artists in China and Japan.
Juan's music has been performed throughout South America, the United States and Asia. Although Juan cannot return to his native Colombia, his string duet, "Famous Librarians" (commissioned by Olivia de Prato and Victor Lowrie, was premiered at the Medell�n Conservatory of Music.) His piece for electric bass and keyboard, "Glue Pain Ghost," a collaboration with video artist, Jane Hsu, was invited to a world premiere at the GEISAI Art festival in Tokyo, and the Art Basel festival in Miami.
Juan holds a Master of Music from the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied under the tutelage of Susan Botti in composition, and electronic music with Joel Chadabe. He also holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Miami Dade College, where he studied jazz guitar with Tom Lippincott, and the University of Florida, where he studied composition with Susan Epstein.
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Guitar teaching encompasses many disciplines. One has to be a bit of a psychologist in order to gauge a potential student needs and musical sensibilities. The mathematical aspect of musical notation and rhythm makes us part mathematicians. In the end, there is also a self-actualizing aspect to guitar teaching in the sense that we are always witness to those moments that made us decide a career on music.
During my years of guitar teaching I have encountered many types of students, and I have learned from them as much as they have learned from me as they make me question aspects of music that I would have never thought about. I have learned to not take for granted the definition of concepts such as rhythm and harmony, and to look at guitar technique from different perspectives as I find ways to accommodate to a student's capabilities. Ultimately, it is also a job that requires a lot of planning and structure. My first step, generally, is to assess the student's ability and interest to find material suitable for them. Then, I proceed to familiarize with the student's musical tastes and sensibilities to assign practice material accordingly. For example, if the student is interested in rock or pop music, we will work on a particular song that fits his level and also solves a particular technical problem. During that process I will answer any of the student's questions, and provide insight into musical terminology. We will also work on basic concepts of rhythm, melody, and harmony. My training as a composer and jazz guitarists also enables me to tap into the student's creative side. In that case, we would start with a basic blues progression and blues scales, and work on the basics of improvisation or songwriting.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Basement studio w/ small keyboard, amp, acoustic guitar, 3 electric guitars, music books w/ seating for parents and lots of magazines!
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide music sheets, students should have an instrument, tuner, paper, pencil, and a metronome.
*** Specialties ***
I teach fundamentals of music theory, principles of jazz improvisation, classical guitar technique and repertoire, song writing, pop songs, sight reading, and overall musicianship, as well as Jazz, Rock, Blues, Bossa Nova, and other Latin Styles.
Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory
Hi there, thanks for checking out my page! My name is Cory and I'm a professional musician born and raised in NYC. I've been playing guitar for about 13 years, and in that time music has become my utmost passion in the world. I've always listened to and appreciated music; for the joy, excitement, emotion, intellectual value and pure entertainment in can give to people. Music is a universal language that brings people of any and all kinds together, and just as much as listening to and performing music, I love teaching. I've been teaching guitar and bass guitar for a number of years now, and sharing my knowledge, experience, and love of music has increased by devotion to the art even more than I thought possible. I love guiding a beginner along on their first steps to discovering their musical selves, reigniting an old flame in those who have put down their instrument for a while a seek to pick it back up, and help to hone and refine the skills of the more experienced musicians who are looking for that direction in their practice that they just can't grasp on their own. No matter your experience level, age, gender, race, height, hair color or favorite ice cream flavor, you can always turn to music as an outlet for your creativity and happiness.
A little about myself: I first picked up the guitar after listening to AC/DC pound out those riffs like their lives depended on it and defined rock and roll for me as a young teenager. My dad bought me my first guitar, and after playing my first power chord I haven't left the instrument since. After classic rock was my first musical love, I continued along and delved into more contemporary rock and heavy metal genres later in my teenage years and learned how to play some of my favorite songs. Soon after, I became obsessed with technique and music theory and started shedding to play like the pros. Eventually I realized that music would be all that I really wanted to do professionally, and enrolled at the music program at Hunter College. I have since studied classical guitar and jazz and became obsessed with that music as well, performing several solo guitar recitals, chamber music recitals, jazz combo and big band gigs. I have recently graduated Hunter with a Master's degree in guitar performance and am playing in a couple of full time bands, collaborating with other classical musicians, and practicing and writing solo guitar repertoire.
I have been teaching guitar in a huge variety of styles for a number of years, and have been teaching bass guitar for the last couple of years as well. If you want to learn it, I will teach it to you.
*** Lesson Details ***
Lessons will be friendly and laid back, yet emphasize hard work and practice. You should come to my lessons with both a desire to learn and a desire to have fun. If you are a beginner, at first we will drill the basics and fundamentals, but in new and creative ways that will get you playing real music as soon as possible and as often as possible. I tailor the lessons to your specific interests and goals, taking material from a variety of resources to enhance the learning process. You will learn to play the music you want to, and also improvise and compose music of your own. Technique and creativity will be achieved with hard work, and in time you will learn to play anything you can come up with.
For more experienced guitarists, I expect you to come in and either play something and/or have an idea of what you want to work on, and we'll go from there. We can work on everything from pure chops, to learning specific songs or pieces, music theory, composition, improvisation and everything in between. All I ask is that you bring pencil and paper, a metronome if you have one, and a desire to make some real progress.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Practice Room: guitar amplifier, grand piano, nearly soundproof rooms
Home Studio: guitar amp, bass amp, cables
*** Travel Equipment ***
I will come with my guitar, a metronome, and a cable if my student is studying electric guitar. My student should have a guitar, paper, a pencil, a metronome, and an amplifier and cable if he were studying electric guitar.
*** Specialties ***
I take an approach that is universal to genres and stylistic preferences, using a combination of demonstration and conversation to get concepts across. I then attempt to gauge the student's tastes, goals, and overall skill level, and I tailor the lessons specifically to them. I encourage an understanding of musical fundamentals and an understanding of musical purpose first, and then I get into specific teaching methods; such as the teaching of specific pieces, the teaching of composition, or the teaching of improvisation. I try to incorporate history and musical philosophy whenever I can, and I try to simplify big concepts into their essential points.
I specialize in classical music from all periods with an emphasis on the 20th and 21st century. I play and teach jazz from the straight ahead standards to free jazz, which I also specialize in. My background comes from blues, rock, and heavy metal playing, and I am adept at playing and teaching those genres as well. I also am beginning to study Eastern European, Central Asian and Eastern Asian music, and I find that many practices in those styles apply to western music in many ways.
Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Blues Guitar, Classical Guitar, Classical Piano, Country Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano, Songwriting, Ukulele
A graduate of the University of Rochester with a B.A. in Music and Psychology and trained at renowned National Guitar Workshop, Adam is an experienced teacher and performer on the guitar, bass, and piano in a variety of styles, including rock, pop, jazz, classical, and folk. Adam loves to share his passion for music with others, and ever since his first student, an autistic child, Adam has sought to make learning music fun, regardless of age, style, and ability.
*** Lesson Details ***
My approach to teaching music is strictly an individualized one, catering to the specific interests and goals of each student. I believe that if learning music is truly enjoyable and fun, students will develop a sincere love for their instrument. In teaching children, my emphasis is on instilling in them a love of music. While progressing in music obviously requires preparation outside of lessons, I consciously avoid asking students to practice. Instead, I incorporate the music and styles that appeal most to the student and use them as vehicles for teaching concepts.
Ever since my first student, an autistic child, I have sought to make learning music fun, regardless of age, style, and ability. Before relocating to New York City, I organized a recital for my students in Rochester, allowing the opportunity for them to perform in a relaxed setting for their family and friends. I later distributed a DVD of the event to the students.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I will provide all music and instructional materials, and ask that students provide a clean, quiet area to hold our lesson, ideally with a music stand. I also ask that a student provide their own instrument. If providing an instrument is not possible, I ask that the student notify me so I can provide an instrument for them in the interim.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in a wide range of styles on the acoustic and electric guitar, bass, and piano. I am especially capable of teaching rock guitar, acoustic, fingerstyle, and classical guitar, as well as classical and popular piano styles, jazz, and folk.
I explain music theory in a fun, clear, and articulate manner and show its benefits and application in song writing, learning music, and playing by ear. My extensive background in rock, classical, pop, folk, and jazz allows for a truly cater my instruction to my student's tastes.
I make it my mission to structure my lessons on my student's goals and interests and avoid imposing concepts that don't interest my students.
Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar, Music Theory, Songwriting
Jason received his Bachelor of Music from UMKC Music Conservatory and went on to receive his Masters Degree in Music Performance at the Rudi E Scheidt School of Music where he studied with Lily Afshar. Jason has won several competitions including the "Brownsville Guitar Ensemble Competition" and has performed at various festivals including the Piccolo Spoleto festival in Charleston, South Carolina. He currently received an Artist Diploma from SUNY Purchase with Frederic Hand. Jason is passionate about teaching guitar to all ages. He has received Suzuki guitar training at the Frank Longay Conservatory of Guitar and is qualified to teach the method to children as young as three years old and older.
Jason is equally as proficient in Rock/Metal as he is in Classical and World music styles. He has studied rock music at various institutes such as the "National Guitar Workshop" in New Milford Connecticut.
Jason has been teaching guitar for over ten years.
*** Lesson Details ***
Do you want to raise your level of guitar playing to the next level? Are you a complete beginner and would like to learn the basics like: chords, scales, and how to read music? Do you want to learn music theory? I can teach you all of these things. I am classically trained as well as trained in a wide variety of other genres of music. I am passionate about teaching you what YOU want to learn. I have taught students as young as three years old and as old as sixty! I can teach all levels of players from beginners to advanced . My goal is to find what you most enjoy about guitar playing and music and help you to develop it. I encourage my students to find their musical voice through their own personality, aptitude and individuality.
I teach various methods, which depends on what the student wants to learn. I am a firm believer in building proper technique. This is crucial for the Rock player as well as the Classical player.
*** Studio Equipment ***
lessons in studio with music stand, books, acoustic guitar(s), Electric guitar(s), amplifier, Cords.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide Music, Staff Paper, Music Stands. Will bring travel amp if necessary.
*** Specialties ***
I have experience as well as training in Suzuki method. I have experience teaching Classical/Rock/Metal/Pop/Folk
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AN overturned trailer spewed tonnes of wood chippings on the pavement outside Poole's Dolphin Shopping Centre this morning.
Fortunately no-one was walking along the pavement at the time and there were no taxis waiting in the rank on the George Roundabout.
The trailer turned on its side, blocking the entrance to the taxi rank. The chipped conifers rained down on the pavement, their force buckling the railings.
Tractor driver Peter Cox was driving the eight tonne trailer from Parkstone Golf Course to Wimborne when the incident happened.
"I was coming round the roundabout and it just went," he said. "Before I could do anything it was too late and it was gone."
He added: "If the trailer hadn't come away from the tractor, it would have turned the tractor over as well."
The tractor kept going, coming to a halt further round the roundabout.
Dolphin Centre staff were quickly on the scene with brooms to clear a path through for shoppers.
Eye-witness Philip Gray, 47, from Parkstone said he moved back when he saw it coming. "I could see it was going to tip over," he said. "There was no-one in the way."
Poole Daily Echo front office staff also heard the bang and saw the trailer slew across the road and come to a halt infront of them.
"I heard a noise," said Pam Orchard. "All of a sudden I saw the container just literally drifting towards me, I could hear it falling. It banged onto the pavement and luckily there was nobody there. What a mess."
Colleague Marie Stuart said: "I heard an almighty crash. I thought it was a car crash. It could have been a lot worse."
Traffic was still flowing freely around the roundbout at lunchtime as a gang of men with spades started to clear up the spilt chippings although More Bus were reporting delays to all their services from Poole Bus Station.


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Lions' DT big three getting it done
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Manning throws 2 TDs as Giants top Lions 28-20
Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes to lead the New York Giants to a 28-20 victory over Detroit and send the error-prone Lions to an NFL record-tying 24th straight road loss.
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Charles Woodson returned an interception 48 yards for a touchdown and the Green Bay Packers narrowly held off a comeback by the Detroit Lions for a 28-26 victory Sunday.
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FIREFIGHTERS cut free an elderly lady following a car crash in Dudley today.
Two crews from Dudley Fire Station attended the incident at the junction of Fairview Road and Limepit Lane, which involved a collision between a white BMW X3 and a white Sazuki Swift.
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The 2011 MLS Cup might as well double as a San Jose Earthquakes reunion. The connection between the Quakes and the Houston Dynamo is obvious. After all, the Earthquakes moved from San Jose to Houston, giving MLS the Dynamo. Now that Dynamo team is in MLS Cup with Dominic Kinnear as head coach and Brian Ching at forward, the same roles they had back when the team was still in San Jose.
Meanwhile, Landon Donovan and Todd Dunivant, were members of the old Quakes before they moved to Houston and teamed with Kinnear and Ching to bring two MLS Cup titles to San Jose. Now they're standouts for the Los Angeles Galaxy, who will take on the Dynamo in this year's MLS Cup.
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I just read that a Mayweather-Bradley fight is being negotiated behind closed doors right now. If true I think this would be a fantastic matchup! They should put the Ghost against Broner on the undercard & also have Canelo in a meaningful fight there as well. What a card!!!
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Im not sure guys, I have to go back and check this out, because Bradley hired this new lady (cant remember what her exact title is), but she handles all of his legal stuff now. He could be trying to get out of his contract. Again, I feel like he's trying to do that, and its been going on since the Pacquiao rematch feel through, coupled by him declining the Peterson fight.
What better way to get out of your contract and land a fight of this magnitude? I wouldn't completely rule it out...besides, Bradley has been quiet awfully quiet lately. Arum's targeting a 5th fight for JMM/Pac, possibly in Mexico or some shit like that. I haven't heard crap about Bradley, except for some rumors about a possible Gamboa fight.
Speaking of Gamboa, didn't he get out of his TR contract rather easily? Im not sure how much time he had left on it, but he got out in a matter of months. He wasn't all that marketbale, so the question is...what does Gamboa and Bradley have in common? Yep, you got it...shitty marketability. That's the reason that Gamboa/Lopez didn't happen...because Lopez was marketable, and Gamboa had no fan base at all.
At least Lopez had Puerto Rico, but Gamboa has nothing. It's hard to book big name (or somewhat big name) fighters in Florida, and the last last card that we saw in FL, could've been a FNF card...not a HBO or Showtime card (help me out here).
I can see Bob letting Bradley go with ease...he does nothing for his pockets anyhow. If anything, he was a fluff piece to make Manny look good, but his "win" was also used to keep Manny honest (to keep him from asking for more money in his next fight).
So again, I can see Bradley getting the boot if he decides that he wants to leave. IF Arum is on to Bradley trying to land a Mayweather fight, then he'll keep him out of spite and keep on the shelf.
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3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
.5l bottle dated 25 Oct. 2012 purchased at Kloster store in Ettal.
Pours a clear, mahagany with orange-red highlights and a well-proportioned tan head. The head is moderately dense and has very good retention.
A nice floral/malty aroma with pleasant notes from the alcohol. The taste (3.75) is not quite as nice as the aroma, but still about as good as can be expected for the style, at least until the finish/aftertaste. Highish ABV is partially hidden in the aroma, taste and feel.
O: excellent example of the style - note, this belongs in the subcategory of Dunkle Doppelbock.
08-16-2012 13:53:11 | More by chinchill
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-24-2012 16:01:05 | More by harpus
New Hampshire
5/5 rDev +29.2%
12-06-2011 18:59:54 | More by Rochefort10nh
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.48/5 rDev -10.1%
50cl bottle poured into Paulaner Seidel
Best before 27 Feb 2011
A- 1 finger tan head sits atop a ruby red body with excellent clarity. Head retention is poor and lacing is minimal
S- Light toasted almond note, hint of biscuit malt with a slight medicinal aroma.
T- Touch of biscuit sweet malt is taking over by a bitter medicinal quality that lingers with some malt sweetness coming through in the finish again. Finish is lager clean
M- Medium carbonation, medium body and retains lager cleanliness
D- Not the most attractive brew. Perhaps at the harsher bitter end of the doppelbock spectrum. Lacks the complex maltiness of Korbinian. Mouthfeel is good but not one id seek out again as i prefer the sweeter malt profile.
08-13-2011 22:53:14 | More by seanyfo
3.55/5 rDev -8.3%
A: Very dark brown, but pretty much black in the glass except for some slight hints of brown. Very little carbonation, leaving only a thin head that goes away rather fast.
S: Smells like rich caramel and even some chocolate. Smells very malty and brings memories of Malta in a bottle. The chocolate smell is a bit like a tootsie roll.
T: It has a very strong malt flavor and the caramel flavor is as rich as the smell. There's a bit of a coffee flavor but not much. Bitterness is very low, but there is a bit of roasted flavor that is separate from the flavor that comes from what tastes like coffee.
M: Mouthfeel is medium-heavy, and pretty sticky. It feels under-carbonated, nearly like drinking syrup. I am not too happy with it. There is some bitterness which lends to the complexity in the mouth, but it's washed out with the sticky syrup-like texture. I have had worse.
O: Overall it's not quite what I'd hoped for. It's really hard to judge US imports because it could be a product of poor transportation or storage, which does not really reflect the true quality of the beer. As for this one, I can't say that it's horrible but it's not much more than average. From my experience I wouldn't recommend the beer, but with imports it's really a toss-up. I would love to give this one a try in Germany and see how it really tastes.
07-09-2011 20:39:17 | More by teromous
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
First had: on tap at Brauhaus Schmitz, Philly, PA
Unfortunately I don't remember this one too much, but I'll go with what's in my notes, as it's unlikely I'll see this on tap again any time soon.
Poured mahogany with a slight tan head. Smooth malts in the nose with some caramel notes. Similar taste: malty, caramel and molasses, some nuttiness, some earth, little to no hops coming through. Medium body and nicely drinkable.
05-04-2011 17:32:13 | More by Rifugium
3.7/5 rDev -4.4%
Poured from tap at Kickbacks...little carbonation from this very sweet beer. Sweet molasses and earthy tones dominate the smell, although very little hop bitterness is present. This beer is almost like drimking a cola...wow. Decent but only in small doses.
01-23-2011 01:48:38 | More by cbak999
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
Served on tap in Ettal.
Dark mahogany in color, even held up to the light. No head what so ever.
Rich caramel and toasted nuts on the nose. Hints of spice, perhaps ginger(but not gingerbread). The spice is nice, and gives the nose almost a bit of a bite. Edit: I saw in another review the suggestion of cloves; that is exactly it, not ginger but cloves.
Strong roasted malt in flavor and hints of toffee and prunes. No hops present. Not overly sweet, but definitely a malt beer.
The mouthfeel was a let down, almost like of a dark soda that's gone flat. Not much body to it and a little syrupy. There was a nice punch at the beginning, but zero follow through.
The lack of body and the intensity of flavors make this a highly drinkable beer.
Overall, I wish it had more body even at the risk of reducing drinkability. Despite that, it was delicious, so much so that I brought home a few bottles.
05-04-2010 14:55:29 | More by jmhart
4.08/5 rDev +5.4%
A: Caramel-colored and mostly transparent. Nice tan head with good retention and lacing.
S: Bready and alcoholic, like most German beer. Nothing overly interesting.
T: Rich barley/grain flavor with a smokey kick. Alcohol comes through afterwards, along with a nice dark fruit flavor. A good example of the style indeed.
M: Thick and chewy, like the dark beer one gets at the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. Oily, doesn't leave the mouth clean. Carbonation is good, and it's non-astringent.
D: Goes down smooth, but is very filling. This stuff is dangerous when served in a very large mug. I could drink it all night.
07-11-2009 22:14:59 | More by ralree
3.85/5 rDev -0.5%
Appearance: Very dark brown, nice head but no visible carbonation. Carbonation is what makes me think beer wants to play. This beer didn't seem particularly friendly.
Smell: Sweet molasses
Taste: Moasses mixed with nuts
Drinkability: A little sweet, but easy to drink anyway. This beer has character that is original, and is worthy of respect.
05-02-2009 00:48:49 | More by donmonkey1
3.28/5 rDev -15.2%
Got this at De Bierkoning in Amsterdam.
From a bottle into a mug.
APPEARANCE: Pours a very small and thin off-white head that quickly disappears. Lower level carbonation evident, which quickly ceases as well. Colour is more brown than red, like a sienna with some faint hints of rust on the sides. Zero film stays and no lacing. Relatively lack luster, even for the style.
SMELL: A medium strong nose of sweet caramel malt, a bit of toffee and maybe some red fruit in the back. A little one dimensional, but nice enough.
TASTE: Sweet caramel malt in the front with some toffee as well, and finishes with a burst of spicy alcohol at the end. Aftertaste is nice, mild and long lasting, consisting of some spicy alcohol and a slight touch of bitterness. Not bad; more impressive than the nose.
PALATE: Medium body and medium carbonation. Relatively creamy on the palate, goes down quite smooth with a small alcohol bite at the very end. Finishes on the stickier side of the spectrum.
OVERALL: Not bad, but not memorable. The look was certainly disappointing, but it was pretty average other than that. Drinkable enough, but not worth seeking out.
02-25-2009 09:00:51 | More by Jeffo
3.08/5 rDev -20.4%
Poured a very clear bottle-brown into a celebrator glass, minimal head and overwhelmingly malty notes. No lacing.
Essentially, this is a one-dimensional doppelbock. Very sweet and sticky, with friendly sea salt/seaweed notes that I have never encountered this strongly before. Sits all over the tongue and gets into the nose with the sea stink during an otherwise palatable finish. Still a little too sweet for me, though.
Not bad but would probably not try again. Maybe I'll drink it cooler next time.
12-08-2008 03:28:57 | More by Lupin
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
Typical Bock appearance, but with hardly any head to speak of, minimal carbonation.
Smell is very sweet (almost candy-like) and has a pretty unique malt character that is slightly roasted and sort of spicy. A gentle touch of hops completes the aroma.
The taste starts of sweet and burned at the same time and then makes way for a bitter and long-lasting finish that has a nice grainy and salty touch to it. A pretty decent flavor, fairly dry and a bit raw; maybe just a bit too bold when it comes to the sweetness.
Mouthfeel is just fine, delicately carbonated and thankfully not sticky.
A terrific but somewhat simple Bock that needed a little growing on me.
11-03-2008 21:39:52 | More by TKempe
3.4/5 rDev -12.1%
Dark reddish, almost mahogany. Beige foam, not bad.
Toasted malt smell, a touch of caramel, and light herbal notes. Not bad.
A good maltiness in the taste too, with a touch of caramel, and with some liquorice and bitter roots. Pleasant.
Moderate body.
Quite short aftertaste, with roast, and again liquorice.
Not bad at all.
05-29-2008 19:01:29 | More by stcules
3.3/5 rDev -14.7%
This Doppelbock produces very little head, but has a richly carbonated appearance. The body is dark and cola like. Also it is quite clear.
There is not much fragrance here, but I can detect a slight sassafras characteristic.
The taste is quite good. It is sweet, with overtones of cola and finishes with an herbal bite.
Even with the moderate amount of alcohol, this feels very wet and refreshing, definitely not complex. This could easily sneak one up on you.
04-12-2008 14:56:07 | More by TheSarge
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
Poured from the 1/2 liter brown glass bottle into my cold mug. Appearance is a little thin for the style. Smell is quite nice, and more complex than the sight would indicate. The taste reveals malt, date, raisin, clove, and a slight hop finish. Mouthfeel is light for the style, as is the drinkablility. Wonderful medium bodied doppelbock.
Just a thought.
01-19-2008 23:28:05 | More by barleyman
4.4/5 rDev +13.7%
Beer bottle (50cl), tasted in 2004.
One of the Germany's remaining monastic brewers.
Appearence : Dark bock
Smell : Dates, toffee, liquorice aroma
Taste : lots of fruit, dark malt and swetness but balanced with bitterness
Mouthfeel : bitter finish with chocolate
Drinkability : Absolutely delicious, like a doppel bock should be.
10-13-2007 18:59:25 | More by thierrynantes
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
A dark, brown beer with a thin head and no visible carbonation.
Smell is full of sweet caramel and has a strong malt smell. The yeast adds a spiciness which has some clovey notes.
Taste is very strongly malty with some husky astringency. There is caramel and mild dark chocolate. The taste reminds me of dark canesugar, which also has a earthy and 'unrefined' taste. Very little hop presence, at least not notable, with this big maltiness. Body is medium to full and mouthfeel is slightly sweet, less sweet than other doppelbocks I had. Also some stickiness on the lips, but again not to the extent I had with other doppelbocks.
04-22-2007 08:31:28 | More by Absumaster
3.88/5 rDev +0.3%
This beer has a beautiful color, which I would describe as a rich raspberry iced tea that was surprisingly translucent. The lovely vanilla head is quite robust when first poured, and then falls to about 1/5 cm.
The nose is very malty; slightly burnt but distinctly sweet deep malts. This deep malt comes through on the taste, which has a slightly bitter aftertaste. There is also a hint of vanilla or even caramel. The taste is smooth and round with a good balance of bitter and sweet flavors.
The carbonation consists of pixie-sized bubbles and is very well done as it perfectly complements the almost-chewy mouthfeel.
To be honest, I am not very well versed in this style, but I would certainly order this beer again.
04-30-2006 22:04:32 | More by JulieRFoster
4.22/5 rDev +9%
Ettaler Curator (Dunkler Doppelbock) is best served at traditional cellar temperatures (45-50F). This one pours up with a thick creamy, mousse-like head that generously tops the deep reddish-brown body. The sweet toffee, almost brown sugary aroma is envitingly rich with lots of melanoidins & toasted grains. Hints of fruitiness (e.g. black licorice, dried cherries & chocolate pudding) and Kahlua-laced alcohol interplay nicely at the rim of the glass. The flavor starts off very sweet & bready with a cloying malty sweetness upfront which gives into some slight underlying bitterness from the Noble hops that add some balance to this fine doppelbock. There's just a touch of cheek warming in the bittersweet, chocolate finish. The body is very full & rich with just the perfect amount of carbonation.
This is a wonderful classic doppelbock from one of Germany's remaining monastic breweries. Try pairing Curator with some traditional spit-roasted Schweinshaxn (pork knuckles) seasoned with caraway seed & white pepper, served with a plate of red cabbage sauerkraut, mushroom-gravy covered spätzle and thinly sliced sweet onions & radi (white radish). How about some cinnamon glazed apple dumplings for dessert? "Dem Himmel so Nah!" (So close to heaven!)
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01-13-2006 01:02:10 | More by Beertracker
Ettaler Curator Doppelbock (Original German Version) from Klosterbrauerei Ettal / Ettaler Klosterbetriebe GmbH
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Reviews by GrumpyJunglist:
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
01-16-2012 23:44:30 | More by GrumpyJunglist
More User Reviews:
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-16-2012 15:59:52 | More by dcurrin
3/5 rDev -21.1%
02-18-2012 16:56:51 | More by bdkucharski
4.63/5 rDev +21.8%
Served on tap at the Elliott Bay Pizza & Pub in Mill Creek in a Duvel tulip.
Appearance is dark brown smallish head.
Take a basic Belgian Strong Dark Ale and spice it up for the holidays and you have 4 Calling Birds. Ginger on the nose and ginger in the taste. Sweet. Very sweet in the aftertaste that makes you aware of the upcoming holidays whether you're ready or not.
A fantastic job in my opinion. A great seasonal that blows your typical winter warmer away.
Buy this.
By the way, the 11% ABV is well hidden so be careful with this one.
11-01-2011 00:43:54 | More by NWer
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-22-2011 06:13:11 | More by jp7161
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
01-21-2014 21:47:27 | More by Callmecoon
New York
4.22/5 rDev +11.1%
32 ounce growler filled at DeCicco's in Ardsley, NY
The pour is pretty much basic black, under a dark tan head that lasts a bit then goes to a tiny bubble film, and respectable low sheeting and some bits of lace.
Burnt malt, licorice, ripe dark fruit in the nose.
Full flavor BSDA, loads of ripe figs, raisins, dark malts, licorice, bitter chocolate. Dense, flavorful and complex. Alcohol well hidden. Quite enjoyable winter sipper/nightcapper
12-25-2011 03:06:37 | More by Billolick
5/5 rDev +31.6%
11-26-2011 05:53:07 | More by GarrettB714
4/5 rDev +5.3%
11-16-2011 20:32:31 | More by bpfrush
3.93/5 rDev +3.4%
On Tap
The Bruery Provisions
Orange, CA
Dark brown with ruby edges and a thin khaki colored head--lines and dots of lacing left down the glass.
The best part of this beer is its aroma, and it's superb! This is one of the most successful "specialty" aromas I've experienced: fresh gingerbread cookies, cinnamon, brown bread, and all-spice. This reminds me, literally, of my grandmother's Persimmon cookies she bakes every Christmas.
The flavor is disappointing after such a wonderful aroma. The ginger/bread is quite muted, and while still tasty, the flavors seem hollow and lacking: brown bread, a touch of spice, and a moderate level of bitterness.
Medium mouthfeel with ample carbonation, and zero alcohol presence. This beer does not drink like an 11% ABV beer.
A lovely Christmas ale. I can't wait to open a bottle of this on a cold night.
11-03-2011 03:49:16 | More by ehammond1
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-27-2011 16:14:17 | More by SPRichard
1.5/5 rDev -60.5%
11-12-2013 08:12:31 | More by Mybeercanbeatupyourbeer
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
Out of a bottle served into a pilsner.
A- Nice dark, dark ruby-black color. Thick foamy egg shell head that hold well with heavy lacing.
S- Ginger spice, dark fruit, nutmeg, vanilla and raisin. You can smell the booze but the sweet dark fruits and hot spice blend well with the alcohol heat.
T- Nice ginger spice with a sweet finish. I get some yams and vanilla as well as graham cracker. Some yeast and molasses lingers on the tongue. Dark fruit and booze generate the sweet back bone. Very good flavor and with age should be very good.
M- Medium- heavy carbonation, which for a Belgium style beer is expected, with a smooth flowing feel. For the high alcohol on this its rather easy to drink. I feel with age this one will become o so chewy.
O- A decent beer with lots to look forward to with age. I feel it was very creative for the style. I could only drink one of these although its rather approachable. I really look forward to drink an aged one.
12-25-2011 23:12:48 | More by lanamj
3.38/5 rDev -11.1%
Thanks Kels for the sharing the bottle.
750ml capped Belgian bomber poured into a snifter.
A: Pours a deep dark brown and sits nearly black in the glass, no light getting through. Moderate head on the pour with only a bit of retention and not much lacing.
S: Very subtle aroma, even after letting it warm up. Some of the ginger bread aroma with some light black licorice. Light malt and yeast. Very subtle overall.
T/M: More of the ginger bread spice and black licorice. Some caramel and brown bread malts. The yeast is slightly bigger, but still not huge. Body is medium to medium full with good carbonation.
D: Tasty holiday seasonal but leaves a little something to be desired. Myabe just more depth.
12-25-2011 21:14:28 | More by pwoods
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-24-2011 03:37:48 | More by SolarMikey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
11-20-2011 15:13:20 | More by jmadrigal2
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-07-2013 21:16:48 | More by ste5venla
3.6/5 rDev -5.3%
This is a viscous, heavy black beer. A tan head almost a finger tall fades somewhat quickly but leaves a steady foam. Lacing is a little light, not quite patchy but almost and in a pretty good quantity.
The nose is lightly spicy, both nutmeg/allspice and lightly peppery, with a heavy molasses note under a big malty foundation.
The taste is heavy, not overly sweet but with a huge cloying molasses. Raisin is evident alongside the molasses and, not to disappoint, a light gingerbread flavor lies underneath. Spices pop up in the finish. The molasses really blankets some of the other flavors and makes it a sipper, also adding a touch of a metallic tint. With that and an accompanying anise note, it's hard to believe this isn't a doppelbock.
This one feels as thick and viscous as it looks. There's only the very faintest crispness, but it flows smoothly. The only thing is that, for how this beer is constructed it should be thick but is extremely heavy.
I like this beer, but it's a gentle sipper and probably needs to be split.
02-20-2012 00:51:49 | More by Brenden
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-09-2012 10:02:01 | More by Soxfanmcgee
3.83/5 rDev +0.8%
Review from notes. Thanks to Scott for this one!
A: Pours a dark brown with some ruby highlights. A one finger, tan head forms upon pouring with decent retention. Some lacing forms briefly, but does not last.
S: Lots of holiday spices, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, and a lot of gingerbread. There is a little bit of Belgian yeast and some bready malt.
T: The gingerbread comes through on the flavor profile, not really cookie like, as some people had described it, but more like actual gingerbread. A little bit of cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and chocolate.
M: Medium bodied with active carbonation, rather bubbly.
O: I was hoping for gingerbread cookies, and was slightly disappointed. I liked 4CB a good bit, but am fine drinking a bottle and saving the other. Not something I am going to run out and get more of. Will be interesting to see how it holds up.
01-09-2012 15:01:15 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
09-05-2013 23:27:53 | More by JosephThompson
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
12-20-2013 16:27:42 | More by Varkias41
3.05/5 rDev -19.7%
Thanks to Rtaps for sharing this bottle.
Pitch black with a 1cm tan bubbly head. Short retention. Spotty lacing.
Big spice on the nose. Predominantly allspice and a touch of ginger. That's pretty much it.
Flavor is again full of spice. Allspice mostly. Very spice dominated. Dark malt and Belgian candy sugar show up a little bit too.
Medium bodied and high carb.
Overall ok. IMO too Heavy on the spice. Just one note.
01-19-2012 03:09:10 | More by MrVonzipper
3.63/5 rDev -4.5%
750 no capped bottle served cool into a goblet.
Deep brown color with good clarity and thick head. It settles quickly and leaves no lacing.
Aroma is sweet but with unpleasant undertones of spice and medicine.
Flavor isn't much better. The malts seem to be pretty solid but the spices and yeast to overpower everything.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and the carbonation is a little too high.
Overall disappointing considering the Bruery's reputation and the price. Should get better with age though.
12-04-2011 06:05:21 | More by GilGarp
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-22-2013 23:04:11 | More by alamode
4 Calling Birds from The Bruery
86 out of 100 based on 531 ratings.