Why Should a Musician Adapt to an Instrument? | Jerome Little (Torzal Guitars)
About this episode
Jerome Little discusses the importance of musicians adapting to their instruments and shares his journey in guitar making.
My guest today is Jerome Little, founder of Torzal Guitars and the mind behind the Natural Twist. Jerome’s story begins in the Sierra Nevada mountains, where making things, solving problems, and figuring things out for yourself were simply part of growing up. He started playing bass as a teenager, studied music and acoustics at Hampshire College, and eventually brought those interests together when he began asking a deceptively simple question: why should a musician have to adapt their body ...
Topics covered
- music
- instrument adaptation
- entrepreneurship
- guitar making
- musical education
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