First time I've heard this on electric guitar - a really great arrangement, Guy! It works so well. Glad to be a new subscriber here. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos.
Who knew that the best way to appreciate mozart this year would be a solo rendition on a telecaster!! Man, you blew that out of the park! Congratulations on a fabulous arrangement and brilliant performance. Shout out to the lovely setting and camera work too❤
Lo que me sorprende de la música de Mozart, es que casi siempre va en una dirección en la que la mayoría de la música de otros compositores no iría o no va, él toma las opciones o los giros melódicos que un compositor convencional no tomaría, y esta interpretación en un instrumento al que estamos muy acostumbrados, la guitarra eléctrica, nos lo hace ver muy claramente, yo no he escuchado una composición moderna en este instrumento, del estilo que sea, en la que se tome este enfoque.
Your videos made me try out a Nash tele. It’s not quite for my hands, but man it sounded gorgeous. Thanks again for all you do ❤ Keep the honest takes coming, too. Beats air guitar every time
That's very inspiring, thank you for working out the arrangement and sharing the results with us! A modern classical piece that's caught my ear recently, is Anna Clyne's five part Dance. It's total dynamic ranges from intangible ether to a quaking core. Her incorporation of an "anvil" into its composition(not an actual anvil, but a set of tuned metal bars), provides a significant challenge in replicating that high note, with a harmonic in a guitar.
Beautiful playing as always and wonderful arrangement. How do you find the Lollar pickups on the tele? Also would love to grab a copy of the arrangement as sheet + tab if you have it
I really love the Lollars, they're really fat and unique, quite different than typical tele pups which might turn off some people. Check description about tabs 😅
I recorded albums with my band Dialgo but it's completely different than this channel. I did play a live concert of this sort of stuff (Clair de lune, Chopin nocturne etc.) but im not a touring musician
@@semyaza555 i honestly don't know haha people here point out that my guitar was simply not in tune so maybe that's what you're hearing. But also maybe it's the small bright sounding amp contribute
@@francescoparenzan3474 In hindsight the D string sounds a bit off, but it only audible to me on the first arpeggio sequence. i tuned my guitar to be more accurate on the higher register (for the major part, and actually most of the piece) and i need to fix some intonation i guess
