If you have had the pleasure of visiting Downtown Disney in Orlando Florida within the past few years,
chances are you have been among the thousands mesmerized by one of their most popular entertainers,
Dominic Gaudious.
Dynamic, Intense and passionate are just some of the words used to describe the innovative work of this
unique multi-instrumentalist and composer. After successfully recording and touring with an eclectic rock
band in the 1980's, Dominic found his passion in the contemplative world of Classical/World Beat music.
Working mainly with six & twelve-string acoustic guitars and incorporating exotic instruments such as the
Australian Didgeridoo, Dominic expanded on the theme and created a uniquely intricate playing style which
blends the sounds of Classical, Jazz, Flamenco, Rock, and World-Beat.
Dominic has performed at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, the Australian Embassy, Montreux Music Festival,
National Geographic, opened for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Pat Benatar, Kip Winger, appeared with the well-respected jazz ensemble Acoustic Alchemy, The Rippingtons, and world-renowned guitarists such as Pierre Bensusan, Adrian Legg and Eric Johnson. He also performed at the after show party for John Petrucci, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai.
Often compared to Michael Hedges, Eddie Van Halen and Al DiMeola, Dominic's appealing sound has become widely sought after for festivals, benefits and concerts such as the Race Unity Festival, Greenpeace, Sound Support for Autism and Citizens for a Better Environment.
Dominic's music has been featured on Echoes, Hearts of Space, National Public Radio and many local and syndicated stations throughout the world.
Dominic was a finalist on FOX TV's "30 Seconds to Fame," a finalist and Honor Award Winner in the Great American Song Contest for his song " Far East Fusion," nominated as Best Instrumental Artist 2004, Best Performing Artist 2005 by campus awards.com and nominated by SSA as National Radio Recording Artist of the Year.