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Marcin - the BEST guitarist I have ever heard!
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stvdv
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Indeed, he is fantastic in playing the guitar. And I like 'how' he plays and 'what' he plays I like also
This proves that God's creation is Great, and a big and beautiful mystery
Subduction Zone
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Heyo
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I simply love Rock music, surf rock, hard rock, baroque, ...
The best to you as you learn.Beautiful. Thanks for posting it. It encourages me to try to learn what I can on my guitar. Except for the fast part, not up to that yet.Then he goes into the traditional Spanish music -- so beautiful!!
I can hammer out a tune but that is it
THERE I will be a great guitars, piano player and singerThink everlasting life.
have an eternity to practice ! 
Yerda
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That was great.
If you like this then you might enoy Kent Nishimura's youtube channel. Lots of fingerstyle arrangements of popular songs.
If you like this then you might enoy Kent Nishimura's youtube channel. Lots of fingerstyle arrangements of popular songs.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Thanks. I look forward to everlasting life where all mankind will enjoy the things God approves of and allows. Wonderful. I have burgeoned out from folk music to classical guitar music. I like much of it. Here's another one, hope you like it. Beautiful. I'm listening to it now. (With tears in my eyes, thinking about how beautiful it is...) can't play it yet, haven't even tried it.The best to you as you learn.
I can hammer out a tune but that is it
Leyenda by Albeniz in HD - Andres Segovia - YouTube
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Milos Karadaglic is a well known classical guitarist if you've not heard of him. He's keen on Albeniz, Bach....the Beatles ( @Sgt. Pepper ) ...
I've been to two of his recitals.
Everyone knows this piece! :
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Heyo
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The best rendition of Asturias I've found is by Ana Vidovic. But with her we leave the YouTube celebrities as she is an outstanding professional. There are almost no faults in her play, no screeches, no suppressed strings in the barreé accords, just perfection:
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Yes, I've seen her many times on youtube. She is a wonderful guitarist.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
How nice that you've been to 2 of his recitals. Yes, I'll look more closely at the video, maybe I'll learn something.
(thanks.)P.S. There is so much to learn -- everlasting life as described in the Bible is not far from my recognition of what's reasonable and true.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
I'd need everlasting life to get through Bert Weedon's Play in a Day.How nice that you've been to 2 of his recitals. Yes, I'll look more closely at the video, maybe I'll learn something.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
I'd need everlasting life to get through Bert Weedon's Play in a Day.
I looked him up on Youtube. Quite interesting. The video I saw showed him playing Havah Negilla! (Not sure of spelling.) My hands were clapping also along with the video. It was a very popular song when I was younger. So yes, everlasting life seems reasonable to consider when we see those things. I'm sure Mozart didn't look forward to dying either. I took a few lessons with a famous guitar teacher in NYC, I forget his name :-( but he wrote books, I was surprised to see him advertising for students and felt privileged to meet him. He was very, very nice. I didn't take too many lessons with him, I guess I like the simple things.
A few chords here, a few chords there, maybe someday I'll learn more. I played at an amateur place where you could just go and play and sing in front of an audience, and remember asking one of the more proficient guitarists, "How do you do that"? It was a certain type of strum. He showed me, it was quite easy, I mastered it and remember it to this day.