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The Commander-In-Chief Demos and Discusses DR Guitar Strings — Video

By Guitar World Staff

During her recent visit to Guitar World HQ in New York City, seven-string guitarist the Commander-In-Chief took some time to discuss—and demo—her guitar strings of choice, DR Strings.

Betcha Can't Play This: The Commander-In-Chief Revisits "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso" — Video

By Guitar World Staff

Betcha Can't Play This: The Commander-In-Chief Revisits Paganini's Caprice No. 24 — Video

By Guitar World Staff

The Commander-In-Chief Plays Theme from 'Dragon Age: Inquisition' — Video

By Damian Fanelli

The Commander-In-Chief Premieres "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso" Performance Video

By Damian Fanelli

The Commander-In-Chief Plays Randy Rhoads' "Dee" on Seven-String Acoustic Guitar — Video

By Damian Fanelli

Guitarist The Commander-In-Chief Discusses ‘2 Guitars: The Classical Crossover Album’

By James Wood

The Commander-In-Chief Demos Xvive Micro XV5 Delay Pedal — Video

By Damian Fanelli

In the new video below, the Commander-in-Chief discusses Xvive pedals and demos the company's XV5 delay pedal through PreSonus' Studio One.

The Commander-In-Chief and Craig Ogden Premiere New Song, "Let It Go" — Exclusive

By Damian Fanelli

The Commander-In-Chief and Craig Ogden Play "Por una Cabeza" —Video

By Damian Fanelli

Paganini Guitar Duel: The Commander-In-Chief and Craig Ogden Play Caprice No. 24 — Video

By Damian Fanelli

Guitar World Year in Review: The Top 10 Viral Videos of 2013

By Damian Fanelli

Interview: The Commander-In-Chief Discusses Zigeunerweisen Guitar Duel, Gear, Warmups and More

By James Wood

Many guitar fans know about the Commander-In-Chief from the amazing guitar duel she recorded with Thomas Valeur.

Video: "Guitar Duel" Featuring Classical Guitarist and Female Seven-String Guitarist

By Damian Fanelli

Below, check out a new video of classical guitarist Thomas Valeur performing Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen with a female seven-string guitarist called "the Commander-In-Chief."