Not only metal gurus like speed

[bea]

In lack of a more general room ...

 

[StrumerJoe]

@bea Have you heard of Yamandu Costa? Paco De Lucia is a fan.

This makes me happy.

47:20 Paco De Lucia gives him a standing salute.

 

[smitty_p]

@bea Have you heard of Yamandu Costa? Paco De Lucia is a fan.

Ive never seen a seven-string classical guitar. That adds a new dimension.

 

[bea]

@bea Have you heard of Yamandu Costa? Paco De Lucia is a fan.

Firs time that i heared him. Really great that his playing is musically expressive and not just showing sheer virtuosity.

Here a German musician:

 

[bea]

 

[Session 5]

 

[bea]

Forget al the metal heads and their speed - especially the spiccato passages are technically as demanding to the right hand as the left hand speed.

 

[bea]

and now the same on a guitar:

 

[Ramo]

In lack of a more general room ...

I love metal, especially thrash but my second favourite music is flamenco style.

Every-time I want to get classical guitar thrash gods call me and say are your out of your mind?????!!!!!! And they talk me out of it.

 

[StrumerJoe]

Matteo's technique transferred to the electric is pretty breathtaking IMHO.

 

[StrumerJoe]

A hero of mine...

 

[StrumerJoe]

 

[bea]

Matteo's technique transferred to the electric is pretty breathtaking IMHO

Musically this reminds me to Ralph Towner / Oregon (the group) - which i like very much

 

[Session 5]

These are Super Talented Musicians.

 

[smitty_p]

Forget al the metal heads and their speed - especially the spiccato passages are technically as demanding to the right hand as the left hand speed.

Very nice. I really like Paganini.

Thanks for posting, @bea .

 

[smitty_p]

Musically this reminds me to Ralph Towner / Oregon (the group) - which i like very much

Wow. I really get more out of this sort of performance than watching shredding or listening to roaring amplifiers. I mean, I don’t hate that sort of thing; it is fun, and all.

But, something like this really captures and mesmerizes me more.

Just personal tastes, of course. But, very nice.

 

[Inspector #20]

I love metal, especially thrash but my second favourite music is flamenco style.

Every-time I want to get classical guitar thrash gods call me and say are your out of your mind?????!!!!!! And they talk me out of it.

Flamenco Metal Style!!!!

 

[Inspector #20]

Wow. I really get more out of this sort of performance than watching shredding or listening to roaring amplifiers. I mean, I don’t hate that sort of thing; it is fun, and all.

But, something like this really captures and mesmerizes me more.

Just personal tastes, of course. But, very nice.

It's beautifully done...indeed. A highly skilled player. It's interesting to me how well this is performed.

I've never been a good spectator really. I've always preferred performing to watching.

Music, for me, has always been about adrenaline. Roaring amplifiers. Energy. The way the room starts to get instantly hot when 100 people flood into the dance floor at the foot of the stage...watching drops of sweat fall onto the setlist at my feet...the feeling of the Soundwaves from my cabinet hitting me in the back...the way the wood stage vibrates from the drum kit...the chants of "encore" from a wired crowd...getting home at 2:30am after a 6 hour show and not being able to sleep...

Nothing else compares to this experience for me. Almost everything else is a kind of let-down for me.

 

[Inspector #20]

@smitty_p - I do also enjoy some of Ritchie Blackmore's more recent baroque efforts...

 

[bea]

Music, for me, has always been about adrenaline. Roaring amplifiers. Energy. The way the room starts to get instantly hot when 100 people flood into the dance floor at the foot of the stage...

Now imagine the opposite: 2000 people in a concert hall. Absolutely captivated. You can hear a needle falling, literally. On stage: Andres Segovia on classical guitar.