PAGANINI 24 ON CLASSICAL GUITAR?? 

As somone who plays both violin and guitar i can safely say that i will never get close to learning paganini 24 on either instrument

Finally someone recognises that classical guitar is a thing! People always assume I'm just playing wonderwall or something when I say i play guitar

OMG I ACTUALLY MADE IT TO LINGLING 40 HOURS (I'm the wafer roll girl, but somewhat surprised that no one is commenting on that). anyway, the roll tasted nice.

lol self isolation is the perfect time to practice but i still find excuses not to

"Flattening the curve like you flatten your sharps?" Oof... No need to attack me like that.

Paganini was actually a serious guitarist and wrote several pieces for the guitar. For certain pieces he actually preferred the guitar.

As someone who is currently learning to play the guitar, the way her fingers changes for the chords AIN'T NO JOKE, CHILD!

Wasn’t Paganini a guitarist too? Heard he was accused of using it to seduce his romantic interests.

I’m disappointed they didn’t realize how difficult it was to make that on minecraft

" The violin is my mistress, but the guitar is my master"; Niccolo Paganini. He played the guitar too and has composed for it too; anyway, you lucky violin players have sound when we (classic guitarists) have not; we have many difficulties as all istrumentists have but

When eddy leans forward, u know the observation level increased 40% more.

twoset:

"The movement looks stressful"

"Do those scales"

Hey, I'm the classical guitarist from the first video and I'm really glad so many people liked it! Thank you so much for reacting to it, I'm super honored to be in this video! 😊

me:

you should also realize how hard the fingering in general is on a guitar when you have to play the notes and the fingering at the same time.

If Edna had a son, he would look like Brett.

The thumbnail: paganini 24 in classical guitar

Fingering melodies on guitar and violin are stressful in different ways, on violin you worry about intonation and string crossing, on guitar it's the amount of distance you have to cover smoothly compared to the violin and while the frets do act as a guide, you really should be aiming to get your finger right up against the fret wire where it's possible so you can relax your fingers more as it really saves your fingers and allows freedom of movement, the stress in running scales on guitar for me, especially as I get used to the strings on violin being a fifth apart is remembering that on the guitar it's a fourth, then just to throw you off again there's the minor fourth between the G and B string, you know but sometimes you still get mixed up! Fifths just make more sense to me, even as a guitarist picking up violin! Could not play that piece on either tho!