As a lover of classical and Brazilian guitar music, this is simply amazing playing!
Four hands and watch closely how they trade off one person playing the picking part wile the other fingers the neck……. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LCuFl55L5Y
As a lover of classical and Brazilian guitar music, this is simply amazing playing!
Four hands and watch closely how they trade off one person playing the picking part wile the other fingers the neck……. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LCuFl55L5Y
Hi Enrico, š
How have you been bro? š Great link here with the “4-handed nylon guitar!” š That was simultaneously fun, awesome, and mind-boggling! š® Thanks so much for sharing man! š For me, one part that tricked me was when the female guitarist reached for some “Rudy Sarzo-approved over the top-side of the neck bass-lines!!!” So here I am assuming that it’s “just-for-show” (I think the crowd may have thought so the first time she did it also, because they chuckled and cheered a bit right when she did it!) Then the part comes around again and she plays it “over-the-top Sarzo-style” again, at which time it occurs to me: The male/dude’s left-hand is in a traditional first position “under-the-neck!” Therefore, she had NO CHOICE but to go at it “Sarzo-style,” (LOL!) otherwise her left/fretting-hand would’ve run right into his left/fretting-hand!!! NICE! I love it when innovation is born out of necessity! (Even though fretting “over-the-top” is far from new/innovative, but it sure was necessary here! – LOL!) š
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