9.8K views · 1.3K reactions | The Chapman Stick is a 10 strings electric instrument played with a double tapping technique, invented by Emmet Chapman in 1969. Here an acoustic model played by an amazing musician, Robert Culbertson. youtube.com/channel/UCLDRHrmFbPFStjjeMFwaINg | Rare And Strange Instruments | Facebook

"Strait Of Gibraltar" Bob Culbertson, Chapman Stick

Here brilliantly playing Leonard Cohen's classic 'Hallelujah' Cascade - Mark&Steffi (themusicman.uk/mark-white-stefanie-barthel) on Chapman Sticks on the streets of Stockholm, Sweden. A fantastic instrument! For their music check out their website at www.markwhitelive.com youtube.com/c/Cascademelodies Why not join The Music Man community & get more great videos sent direct to your email inbox: themusicman.uk/best-videos | The Music Man

Here playing Joan Baez's great “Diamonds and Rust" in Tromsø, Norway are two awesome 'Chapman Stick' playing musicians Cascade - Mark&Steffii (themusicman.uk/mark-white-stefanie-barthel). A wonderful instrument beautifully played! For their music check out their website at www.markwhitelive.com & youtube.com/c/Cascademelodies Why not join The Music Man community & get more great videos sent direct to your email inbox: themusicman.uk/best-videos | The Music Man

🌏 Did you miss history in the making? The first-ever recorded Chapman Stick trio is here: Cascade collaborating with french artist MatCha'On performing U2's "With or Without You". To support our music visit: markwhitelive.com matchaon.com Full video available on our pages. #chapmanstick #withorwithoutyou #u2cover #firstever #instrumental #instrumentals #worldmusic #livemusic | Cascade - Mark&Steffi

🎶 History in the making . This is the first-ever recorded and documented Chapman Stick trio: Cascade (🇺🇸 🇩🇪) joining forces with French artist MatCha’On 🇫🇷, performing our arrangement of U2’s With or Without You. 🎸 No guitars. No vocals. No synths. Just 36 strings of tapped harmony, bass, and melody, all played live on the Chapman Stick. To our knowledge, no trio of Sticks has ever been captured in a full performance - until now. Support our music and learn about the instrument at: markw