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Comments on: Stonebridge Guitar Giveaway http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/ Singer Songwriter Storyteller Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:46:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jacques http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-681 jacques Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:53:25 +0000 http://signpostvillage.com/thevillagevoice/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar-giveaway/#comment-681 hi, as a guitarist want to know the difference between a furch and stonebridge guitarre? thanks <blockquote>The Stonebridge is just the North American name for the Furch (not sure if that's how you spell it) which comes from Europe. They're both made by the same guy.</blockquote> hi, as a guitarist want to know the difference between a furch and stonebridge guitarre? thanks

The Stonebridge is just the North American name for the Furch (not sure if that’s how you spell it) which comes from Europe. They’re both made by the same guy.

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By: Robin Enns http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Robin Enns Fri, 21 Dec 2007 22:48:53 +0000 http://signpostvillage.com/thevillagevoice/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar-giveaway/#comment-233 This is an excerpt from a message I sent my sister in Mexico after we went to the Steve Bell/WSO concert. Lynne & I went on Monday to Brandon, with John & Maggie (our minister and his wife) to see the WSO Christmas concert with Steve Bell and his band. Have you ever heard any Steve Bell CDs? He is an unabashed Christian musician/singer with a very talented 4-piece band (piano, drums, stand-up electric bass and himself on guitar). He writes most of his own lyrics and music and it is such a treat to listen to him. You'd think it odd to find them backed by the Winnipeg Symphony orchestra (60 members of it on the Brandon stage) but the arrangements were so smooth. They have done an 8-city western Canadian tour, including Calgary. They took the WSO's own assistant conductor with them, a tiny dynamic woman whose name is Rei Hotoda. She conducted all the orchestras they played with on tour. We were so pleased with the performance that, when we heard they were doing the whole thing again on Tuesday night in Virden, 100 kms NW of Souris, we decided to go on spec to see if any tickets were turned in (it was sold out). We ate sandwiches on the way for supper, driving through at times thick winter fog, with deer materializing out of it and prancing across the highway in front of us, none of which we hit :-) We arrived to find a parking space right in front of the theatre, and by the time the performance started, we had two really comfortable, lots-of-leg-room seats at the back of the main floor, in the 100 year-old "Virden Aud" (it is called). All sorts of adjustments and helpful people (it was God being his usual wonderful Self with us) made the impossible possible so we could sit together, too. As it turned out, the regular seats would not have allowed me enough leg room for a prolonged sit. So we got to see them two nights in a row! During the intermission their CDs were for sale and Lynne went out to get some and while out there she had an amazing and wonderful 5-second eye-to-eye contact with Steve Bell, himself. He gave her a BIG warm smile and said "Hi" to her. She remarked to me later that exactly the same thing happened to her when we went to hear Neal Donald Walsch, who wrote the Conversations With God books, in Winnipeg last year. She had an instant connecting brief conversation with Neil Donald Walsch, too. And I know of another time that has happened, with another spiritual leader -- unplanned "Godwinks" we call them. They seem to be coincidences, but synchronicities are God putting us together in some impossible way. This is an excerpt from a message I sent my sister in Mexico after we went to the Steve Bell/WSO concert.

Lynne & I went on Monday to Brandon, with John & Maggie (our minister and his wife) to see the WSO Christmas concert with Steve Bell and his band. Have you ever heard any Steve Bell CDs? He is an unabashed Christian musician/singer with a very talented 4-piece band (piano, drums, stand-up electric bass and himself on guitar). He writes most of his own lyrics and music and it is such a treat to listen to him. You’d think it odd to find them backed by the Winnipeg Symphony orchestra (60 members of it on the Brandon stage) but the arrangements were so smooth. They have done an 8-city western Canadian tour, including Calgary. They took the WSO’s own assistant conductor with them, a tiny dynamic woman whose name is Rei Hotoda. She conducted all the orchestras they played with on tour.

We were so pleased with the performance that, when we heard they were doing the whole thing again on Tuesday night in Virden, 100 kms NW of Souris, we decided to go on spec to see if any tickets were turned in (it was sold out). We ate sandwiches on the way for supper, driving through at times thick winter fog, with deer materializing out of it and prancing across the highway in front of us, none of which we hit :-) We arrived to find a parking space right in front of the theatre, and by the time the performance started, we had two really comfortable, lots-of-leg-room seats at the back of the main floor, in the 100 year-old “Virden Aud” (it is called). All sorts of adjustments and helpful people (it was God being his usual wonderful Self with us) made the impossible possible so we could sit together, too. As it turned out, the regular seats would not have allowed me enough leg room for a prolonged sit. So we got to see them two nights
in a row! During the intermission their CDs were for sale and Lynne
went out to get some and while out there she had an amazing and
wonderful 5-second eye-to-eye contact with Steve Bell, himself. He
gave her a BIG warm smile and said “Hi” to her. She remarked to me later that exactly the same thing happened to her when we went to hear Neal Donald Walsch, who wrote the Conversations With God books, in Winnipeg last year. She had an instant connecting brief conversation with Neil Donald Walsch, too. And I know of another time that has happened, with another spiritual leader — unplanned “Godwinks” we call them. They seem to be coincidences, but synchronicities are God putting us together in some impossible way.

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By: Tariq http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-232 Tariq Sun, 09 Dec 2007 01:57:37 +0000 http://signpostvillage.com/thevillagevoice/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar-giveaway/#comment-232 Hi, Having listened to one of your songs few days ago, I was really amazed to find out who the artist was and luckly I found out that it was Steve Bell. You are truly amazing and I can not wait to buy your Symphony Sessions CD. Wisth you all the best and good luck. Tariq Hi,
Having listened to one of your songs few days ago, I was really amazed to find out who the artist was and luckly I found out that it was Steve Bell. You are truly amazing and I can not wait to buy your Symphony Sessions CD.

Wisth you all the best and good luck.

Tariq

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By: Larry Smith http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Larry Smith Mon, 26 Nov 2007 14:32:50 +0000 http://signpostvillage.com/thevillagevoice/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar-giveaway/#comment-230 No fair! There aren't any concerts around Central Ohio. No fair! There aren’t any concerts around Central Ohio.

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By: Byron http://stevebell.com/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Byron Sun, 11 Nov 2007 18:13:46 +0000 http://signpostvillage.com/thevillagevoice/2007/10/stonebridge-guitar-giveaway/#comment-231 Tell you what I'll do. Give me a deserving and appreciative name, and I'll submit that. As you have said yourself...I don't care for GOOD guitars... "The Princess" is still stinging from that...and just when she was coming out of her hardshell too... Tell you what I’ll do. Give me a deserving and appreciative name, and I’ll submit that. As you have said yourself…I don’t care for GOOD guitars…
“The Princess” is still stinging from that…and just when she was coming out of her hardshell too…

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