Bob Culbertson

The Chapman Stick, a member of the guitar and bass family, is an all-fingerboard instrument designed to take advantage of a two-handed tapping method of parallel hands playing. With both of your hands equal partners, they approach the fretboard from opposite sides; your fingers line up parallel to the frets. A powerful new musical language emerges - bass lines, lead melodies, chords, and rhythm, simultaneously, and in any combination. And so, the techniques of four major instruments - guitar, piano, bass and drums - are all brought together on this single instrument.

With well over 250,000 albums sold, and more than 15,000,000 internet video views, Bob Culbertson is one of the most influential touch soloists today. His musical style ranges from world sounds of Celtic, Spanish, Eastern and Classical to Blues and Beatles.

Bob has performed in over 17 countries throughout the world including France, Iceland, Hungary, Austria, England, Spain, Japan, Indonesia, Andorra, Belgium, The Netherlands, The Caribbean, Costa Rica, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand as well as in almost every state in the US.

Cafe San Francisco

Sunday Edition

Lombard Street

Street Dance