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SEPULTURA Guitarist Hosts School Workshop: Video, Photos Available

May 7, 2004

According to a posting on SEPULTURA's web site, guitarist Andreas Kisser performed to a different type of audience Friday (May 7). He was invited to host a workshop in a school. Andreas answered questions, played some guitar and talked about how he became a musician to Elementary and Middle School students. Everybody quietly payed attention to Kisser as he performed with his electric, acoustic and afri-can guitars. After that Andreas joined two bands from the school to play AC/DC's "Highway To Hell" and THE CURE's "Boys Don't Cry".

Watch Andreas Kisser playing some classic guitar here (Windows Media, 3.7MB). Pictures of the event can be viewed at this location.

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