| Robert Jürjendal | |
| Origin: | Estonia |
| Instrument: | Guitar |
Robert Jürjendal (born 10 January 1966) is an Estonian guitar player and composer.
He trained as a classical guitarist, later studied Robert Fripp's Guitar Craft and learned to play loop music.
He is a member of Weekend Guitar Trio, UMA, Fragile, The Fragile Moment.The trio won the 1995 First prize at Lausanne International Guitar festival.[1]
He has worked with Riho Sibul, Tõnis Mägi, Siiri Sisask, David Rothenberg, Petri Kuljuntausta, Kärt Johanson, Celia Roose, Miguel Noya, Paul Godwin.
He was composer for the films: The Measure of Man (documentary) (2011), Teispool vihma (short) (2004).
As an experimental guitarist and composer, Robert uses a wide variety of instruments and effects to help him create musical textures that set the mood of his compositions. In an interview with Guitar Moderne, Robert revealed some of the equipment he most often uses. His main guitar is an Ovation semi acoustic steel guitar equipped with a MIDI pickup that he uses with a Roland VG-8 guitar processor. He also uses this processor with a Breedlove C15 Custom semi-acoustic guitar. In addition to these guitars and processor, Robert also uses several guitar effects and pedals. In the interview he revealed that he uses an E-bow, Electro Harmonix HOG, Roland Space Echo, and a Boss RC50 Loop Station.[2] In addition to these effects, Robert also uses a Neunaber Audio Wet reverb and is currently listed as an endorsed artist on their website.[3]