Angelo does things with the guitar which really move me. There is such a huge depth to his playing, I can’t even find words to explain how it resonates with me.
Angelo is my favourite, amazing player, amazing soul and technique. A combination of such beautiful skills that make him the Manouches guitar player I like the most!
There are tabs for the general idea, ye! Inside The "transcribed solos" book from Horowitz. Theres an etude about this based on chromatic approach of some arpeggios. Closest you can get, if not able to find the real deal ;).
Not an original composition, but a beautiful version, Angelo is masterful - believe it's an old Hungarian song, I'm not sure of the name but it translates similarly i.e. "The old gypsy"
@@davidhaystacks4153 you are right, song composed by Ernő Kondor in 1910. I can show you a romantic sung version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5XeT2BzxIJI.html
Wow that's really not very constructive. For those who might like to learn, but don't have the time or patience or facility to transcribe what is a very complex piece by ear, you can find transcriptions in a couple of places, including tablature. Sure, it's ultimately more rewarding and beneficial for one to learn things by ear, no doubt about that, but some people just play for fun and want to access some of what Angelo is doing quickly. Plus they will develop technique and their ear somewhat through learning this, regardless of how they wish to do it. Tablature is as legitimate a form of notation as standard, if it allows people to learn - only people who are average/middling and struggling with their own development would make such snobby comments...
Ojoe2010 Just caught your video of When Day Is Done - looks like your version finishes when the most commonly-available tab finishes mate....you were clearly never meant to play that piece
