A sampling of original West Virginia music, sounds, electronic compositions, and acoustic and synthesized works by The Gibsonian is now online. (You didn't think all West Virginia music consisted of 3-chord tunes played on dulcimers and banjos with washtub bass accompaniment... did you?)

To listen, click the link below:

Original music by The Gibsonian...

Aug. 4-8: Camp Washington-Carver: Clifftop, WV: A five day mountaintop gathering of musicians and friends with contests, concerts, workshops, square dances, camping and a hymn-sing. West Virginia masters are presented to an audience of more than 3000 musicians and string band music lovers from around the world. Over the history of this festival, more than 20 foreign countries and 40 of the 50 states have been represented, with many returning year after year to this much-loved festival.

The Gibsonian's Native American Flute Portal is now open, providing Native American Flute (NAF) player with free access to sheet music in both standard notation and tablature form. You'll also find links to NAF history, early recordings and other NAF related websites.

Visit New River WV's section devoted to the arts in West Virginia, including links to information about West Virginia's music, theater, filmmaking, outdoor dramas, movies and more!

Use our online form to contact The Gibsonian via e-mail.