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Deep Well Sessions

Deep Well Sessions - Istanbul Watch "Istanbul,"
from The Deep Well Sessions.

Links

Check out some artists I've played with, DJs who dig my tunes, hip venues, and things I think are cool.

Educators

I have always been an advocate of community outreach performances—from college to kindergarten, it's always fun to go back to school! If you'd like to have me visit your school for assembly performances, and classroom workshops, get in touch with me or my friends at Academic Entertainment!

Electric Six-string Violinist Geoffrey Castle fearlessly brings the violin back to center stage with virtuoso showmanship and a 21st century attitude.

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The Geoffrey Castle Story
Check out this documentary short, featuring The Deep Well Sessions and deep dark secrets about Geoffrey Castle!
Tongue & Groove Media did an amazing job on this!
Albums

Geoffrey Castle - Celtic Night Geoffrey Castle, with a host of stellar musicians, creates a truly unique approach to Irish music. The result is this exquisite studio recording: rocking, fun, and captivating—unlike anything you've ever heard!

Deep Well Sessions—two-disc set!

Deep Well Sessions Disc 1 Deep Well Sessions Disc 2 The Deep Well Sessions are a new idea. I went into Deep Well Studio, solo, and recorded 19 songs in two days. Each song was captured by a four-camera video shoot so people can see how the recording was made. One take. Every time.

Streets of Inwood Geoffrey Castle combines old school R&B, funk, jazz, blues, and gospel with traditional Celtic melodies. These seven songs feature performances by Alan White (drummer for John Lennon, Yes), Ben Smith (drummer for Heart), Garey Shelton (Grammy-winning bass player) and Eric Robert (the keyboardist featured on Underhill's Angel).

Mist on the Mountain Here's what the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has to say about Mist on the Mountain:

On his solo album, the Seattle violinist offers and eleven-track collection of stunning originals showcasing his pioneering talent on six-string electric violin. Tapping ancient Celtic melodies and modern pop, rock, and jazz, Castle has creased a pure, uncluttered masterpiece. Among the gems is the ethereal "Underhill's Waltz," and a remarkable version of Miles Davis' "All Blues."
—Gene Stout, Seattle P-I

Check out music samples, then get a copy for yourself (and maybe a few for some friends!) as digital downloads or on CD!

New World—Remastered!

New World My friend, fellow violinist, and songwriting partner John Schussler and I have remastered the source of many of today's audience favorites. New World features a who's-who of the Seattle music scene (including Grammy-winning guitarist Eric Tingstad, studio and performance giants Ben Smith and Garey Shelton, Jovino Santos Neto, Dan Tyack, Jami Sieber, Mike Gordon, and more…I think it's the best ensemble recording project I've ever done. And now it sounds better than ever! Check out music samples and get it today in MP3 or WAV format—full album or individual tracks!

For the Holidays!

Geoffrey Castle - Noel Geoffrey Castle has taken music from before the commercialization of Christmas and brought it forth into the 21st century with new arrangements and a state-of-the-art recording that will bring joy to listeners for years to come!

Underhill's Angel I wanted to make a CD with songs that predated the commercialization of Christmas. Melodies that are 200, 300, 400, 800 years old. A CD with deep spiritual roots, and a sound that feels right now, full of inspiration and improvisation. Eric Robert and I went into the studio with Grammy award-winning bassist Garey Shelton and these ancient melodies—some of which will be familiar, and some that I am sure will become new favorites—and we followed our own path. The result really is magical.