Andrew Schulman (8-string guitar)  

is a guitar soloist and the founder and music director of the Abaca String Band.  As a soloist he has appeared throughout the United States and Europe in venues ranging from Carnegie Recital Hall and The Improv in New York City to the Royal Albert Hall and Chelsea Arts Club in London.  He has made numerous radio and TV appearances.  Mr. Schulman has performed, as a soloist in 1997 and with the Abaca String Band in 1999, at The White House, and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art among many other well-known institutions.  The Abaca String Band has appeared on the Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Concert Series and in concert throughout the U.S.

Andrew Schulman currently appears every Wednesday and Friday night at Alouette on the Upper West Side. He is the resident visiting artist three days a week in the Surgical ICU at Beth Israel Medical Center.

A WNBC News 4 New York segment featuring his work at Beth Israel Medical Center has won two prestigious journalism and broadcasting awards: the New York chapter’s 2012 Emmy in the Human Interest category, and first place in the 48 Hour feature category of the Best of Photo Journalism 2011 competition, organized by the National Press Photographers Association. To view the footage, here’s a web link: 

He has recorded two solo CDs for the Centaur label, "The Baroque Style", and "Lullabies, Reveilles, (and Siesta!)", and his original music and arrangements are published by Berben Edizioni Musicali of Italy.

This will be Andrew Schulman's second performance at  Tony Powe's speakeasy, 2^nd Floor on Clinton.  

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When

TUESDAY 26th JUNE 2012
7.00 TO 9.00PM

Where

2nd Floor on Clinton Lounge 
67 Clinton Street
New York, NY 10002 

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