Welcome to Marvin Sewell's Website. Photo by Gerard Gaskin, all rights reserved What's up people, this is Marvin Sewell and welcome to my website. Hey, my CD is done!! It's about time. If you click on the picture above, it will take you to CD Baby in which you can purchase the CD. I'm not going to write too much for now, but I just wanted you all to know that the CD is ready and you can listen to samples on the link as well. I will soon give more details on the whole process on finishing the CD including more photos from the session. Hey more to come soon. Bye for now... Marvin Sewell Writing a music sample for college is an important task. It can be a daunting experience if you have never done it before, as you need to ensure that the piece of music you create meets all the required criteria and expresses your musicality in the best possible way. To guarantee success, essay writer online services are available to provide guidance and support throughout the process. They will proofread and edit your essay to ensure that it meets the highest standards, helping you to make sure that your sample will impress college admissions officers. Furthermore, essay writers online can help with brainstorming ideas for pieces of music or providing advice on how to get started. Writing a music sample for college can be an intimidating task, especially if you are new to essay writing. It is important to select the right essay writing service to ensure that your essay will meet the criteria of your professor. An essay writing service can help by providing expert guidance and editing services, ensuring that your essay captures the audience's attention and supports your argument effectively. Additionally, they can provide personalized assistance with formatting, style, grammar, and other aspects of essay writing. With a reliable essay writing service at your side, you can be confident that your music sample for college will be of top-notch quality. This is my National Resophonic. This is a style O. The guitar has two serial numbers: One on the body, the other on the neck. The body serial number is an X serial number, which is for the "Don" guitar made in 1934 according to its serial number. The neck is from 1940-41, style O. I love this guitar. The music below, I'm working on a couple of Beethoven piano pieces. Hard stuff, but it's great, love it!