Peter Finger

Acoustic guitarist Peter Finger was created in Weimar, Germany, in 1954 (his father was a conductor). Before you begin acoustic guitar lessons at age 13, Finger studied both violin and piano. Because the middle-’70s, Finger continues to be issuing albums (1975’s Detlef & Finger and Bottleneck Acoustic guitar Solos, plus 1977’s Acoustic Rock and roll Acoustic guitar), and toured the entire world frequently, including displays in his indigenous Germany, along with the U.S.A., Canada, Japan, Britain, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, France, Italy, Finland, Poland, Estonia, and Russia. The guitarist after that branched out into the areas, including creating music for both Television, radio, and film, plus composing for orchestras. In 1988, Finger founded his personal publishing business and record label (Acoustic Music Information), and in 1995, he became the publisher of Akustik Gitarre journal. The ’90s also noticed further solo produces from Finger, including such game titles as 1990’s The Colours of the night time, 1995’s Innenleben and Single, 1999’s Open up Strings, along with a ten-track 2001 compilation, The Collection.