Paul Adrian is a guitar player engaged in creating, writing, and performing musical ideas. He concentrates mainly on writing for his instrument for he wants to
One afternoon when I was practicing Mysterious Habitats, I came face to face with the Storm Summoner. Alone practicing in my room, I looked on ways how to make the solo guitar piece more interesting, just like my esteemed teachers taught me many years ago. I delved further into the music score only to hear a deafening sound of thunder begin to roll and grabbed my attention away from studying. I looked out the window. The sky was tar-black and the large clouds were quickly moving towards me. Suddenly, a gust of wind blew on my face then the heavy rain fell. For some reason, all I could think as I held my breath, trying to not be bothered by it, "Why does it always rain every time I play this piece." I looked back to where I'm practicing. The wind made the sheet music to flutter, and I secured it on the music stand. Staring at the sheet music, I realized I'm looking at the Storm Summoner.
