Welcome to Guitar Planet: letter from the Editor
Welcome to GUITAR PLANET, the ardent expression of my passion for guitar and music! This innovative project has been conceived exclusively for the web and for all music-genre guitarists.
Welcome to Guitar Planet magazine, the ardent expression of my passion for guitar and music! This innovative project has been conceived exclusively for the web and for all music-genre guitarists.
Through our web magazine you will have access to great interviews with great guitarists, information, tips, techniques and exclusive news from writers all around the world.
We expressly designed Guitar Planet as a free internet resource easily accessible on PC, iPhone and other handheld devices. Guitar Planet takes advantage of the vast communication technologies available on the internet (streaming video, multimedia content and podcasting) and aims at actively involving our readers via their written commentary.
If you are passionate about guitars and music, this magazine is for you!
My staff and I have worked hard to put together this magazine and I want to thank everyone who was involved in the long journey to the creation of www.guitarplanet.eu and all those who put their trust in a magazine that didn’t exist a month ago.
It is with both pride and thanks that I bring this magazine to the Internet world and the hope that together we can enjoy issue after issue for many years to come…
… so come fly with me to the LAND OF THE 6 STRING WORLD!
Sincerely,
Patrick Gourdain
Editor in Chief
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