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The History of Guitar 

Rob Scallon
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Where did the guitar come from?
We learn about and play 7 instruments along the path of the guitar's evolution,
from the Arabic Oud to the modern acoustic as we know it today.
Brandon Acker's channel: / @brandonacker
*asterisks
- Scholars disagree about whether the renaissance guitar is a direct descendant from the lute or an independent creation.
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Recorded and mixed by Rob Ruccia of Uptown Recording: www.uptownrecording.com/
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Комментарии : 7 тыс.   
@10thHellJumper
@10thHellJumper 3 года назад
Every musician after playing in front of people: "something like that"
@LucasAlvesMusic
@LucasAlvesMusic 3 года назад
Its just like those disclaimers on movies based on real events hahah
@jimsquash3894
@jimsquash3894 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3monhfeqoqa.html
@ifhyceez9106
@ifhyceez9106 3 года назад
ong
@dburridgemusic
@dburridgemusic 3 года назад
amazing 😆 so true
@ashoka9306
@ashoka9306 3 года назад
always sounds better in your head
@carlstawicki1915
@carlstawicki1915 3 года назад
5,000 years of dropping picks inside the guitar.
@commentfreely5443
@commentfreely5443 3 года назад
4300 years ago was the great flood, so where are your guitars from before that?
@ahuddleofpenguins4842
@ahuddleofpenguins4842 3 года назад
@@commentfreely5443 and on the seventh day, God said let there be waterproof guitars. /s
@medlawar8645
@medlawar8645 3 года назад
@@commentfreely5443 the bible isnt historical history
@codykendall2846
@codykendall2846 3 года назад
@@commentfreely5443 good luck with that one man. Maybe catch up with science and then try again.
@docsavage8640
@docsavage8640 3 года назад
They put 2 on the Ark
@caielesr
@caielesr 2 года назад
Blows the mind to know that Brandon actually witnessed himself how the guitar evolved throughout the centuries.
@Mothpuff
@Mothpuff Год назад
He's my favorite vampire
Год назад
@@Mothpuff Mine too!
@cory6294
@cory6294 Год назад
Never realized he was the guy that's always in the back in those old renaissance paintings.
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16
@theautisticguitarist7560
@theautisticguitarist7560 Год назад
@@spicydramarama852 yeah then he came back as vampire and is in this youtube video, we know this already
@taccamine8312
@taccamine8312 2 года назад
This guy is not just a historian with loads of interesting and sensible theoretical knowledge. He's a really amazing musician too. Flawless technique and astonishing sensitive dynamic expression. And with such a nice humble personality. Respect
@chase2337
@chase2337 2 года назад
100%. his playing was virtuosic on basically every instrument, dude has put in some serious practice time for sure.
@glenthemann
@glenthemann 2 года назад
@@chase2337 Because he's a vampire. Pretty easy to put in serious practice when you have centuries to do so.
@Matthew_Klepadlo
@Matthew_Klepadlo 2 года назад
I wish he was my Professor 😢
@Evan24_7
@Evan24_7 2 года назад
@@Matthew_Klepadlo Same bro, he seems like such a cool guy.
@FringeSpectre
@FringeSpectre 2 года назад
His personality is so warm and inviting it makes me almost uncomfortable.
@user-sl7tm9mf8y
@user-sl7tm9mf8y 3 года назад
"I don't know what year exactly it was made" good save Vampire
@jasonnwajei7876
@jasonnwajei7876 3 года назад
😂😂 love this commment
@vetlerradio
@vetlerradio 3 года назад
Best comment!
@dharmadhikariatharva
@dharmadhikariatharva 3 года назад
Well he can't say it was made infront of him 😁😁
@RKM8506
@RKM8506 3 года назад
I picked this up... oh shit... I meant to say...
@eastmanalucard7044
@eastmanalucard7044 3 года назад
I shouldn’t do this.... but I can confirm he is one of us.
@RaynP
@RaynP 3 года назад
Who else really wants to see Brandon play Rob's 8 string and 9 string
@hannahjohnson4582
@hannahjohnson4582 3 года назад
Oh my goodness yes!!🤩
@abdul-lateefismail1601
@abdul-lateefismail1601 3 года назад
Brandon actually played metal in his youth!
@hannahjohnson4582
@hannahjohnson4582 3 года назад
@@abdul-lateefismail1601 yep, in his youth back in 1680 on the theorbo.
@ozzyisdrunk
@ozzyisdrunk 3 года назад
@@hannahjohnson4582 lol
@Byronicmonkeys
@Byronicmonkeys 3 года назад
When Brandon started playing that lute it became apparent that the dude can shred. I think he'd sound great. Rob, make it happen. Edit: here he is 'metalising' some bach on an electric. Pretty beefy tone too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EOmQOaB9l-c.html
@gurbuz12345
@gurbuz12345 2 года назад
The oud song in the 4:58 is called "Uskudara Gider Iken", is a folk song from Ottoman Era composed by Dimitri Kantemiroğlu. Fun fact it's melody is also sampled in Boney M's Rasputin.
@tibbarnogard8404
@tibbarnogard8404 2 года назад
OHHHHH i was listening and was like "this is NOT arabic music" and i was wondering what it was but that's so helpful thank you!!!
@gurbuz12345
@gurbuz12345 2 года назад
@@tibbarnogard8404 My pleasure!
@histoireenimages5986
@histoireenimages5986 2 года назад
@@tibbarnogard8404 it's maybe not Arabic music but it still a Arabic instrument
@ion9386
@ion9386 2 года назад
There's also a greek version of the song (as Greece was under Ottoman rule for over 400 years there are actually many greek songs that share a similar 'origin story'). The greek version is called "Απο ξένο τόπο" (=apo xeno topo), which roughly translates to "From a foreign land". Here's a lovely version from Katerina Papadopoulou, where you can hear the characteristic oud in the backing track: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BFkWk5cCrYE.html
@tibbarnogard8404
@tibbarnogard8404 2 года назад
@@ion9386 thank you!!!
@bilal59446
@bilal59446 Год назад
This video shall be mandatory for all music schools. His knowledge and repertoire blows me away. What a treasure of talent.
@dulldyl
@dulldyl 3 года назад
I’m about 90% sure Brandon is a vampire who’s been around since the Medieval Ages.
@thescriptwriter824
@thescriptwriter824 3 года назад
"Interview....." they're telling us too much.
@holdencaulfield9470
@holdencaulfield9470 3 года назад
I'm convinced
@Snowlys
@Snowlys 3 года назад
I thought he looked like a vampire too
@maldivirdragonwitch
@maldivirdragonwitch 3 года назад
He does look interestingly attractive like all those high society vampires... Hmmm...
@Snowlys
@Snowlys 3 года назад
@@maldivirdragonwitch gaaaay
@joelshore1937
@joelshore1937 3 года назад
And the oud looks over and says, "Lute, I am your father..."
@SkoomaCat
@SkoomaCat 3 года назад
Lol
@maj3735
@maj3735 3 года назад
LOL
@lilgreenmomo
@lilgreenmomo 3 года назад
^ Underrated comment, right here.
@l8sk8r86
@l8sk8r86 3 года назад
“Give yourself... to the Dork side!”
@fulfillkhongkiang2513
@fulfillkhongkiang2513 3 года назад
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@OmegaMarioMaster
@OmegaMarioMaster Год назад
Time stamps for my fav pieces of each instrument they played: Arabic oud: 4:58 6:47 Renaissance lute: 12:50 21:32 Renaissance Guitar: 23:41 25:43 Baroque Guitar: 28:36 30:01 19th century Guitar: 37:17 42:10 Classical Guitar: 46:38 45:43 Modern Guitar: 51:16 52:38
@ASLUHLUHCE
@ASLUHLUHCE Год назад
Thanks :)
@crazyjack5646
@crazyjack5646 Год назад
What is the one at 25:43?
@mackenziestanley3280
@mackenziestanley3280 Год назад
the one at 42:10 is an MCR song off of their first album, it’s the interlude!
@manuschulz1761
@manuschulz1761 Год назад
@@mackenziestanley3280 i cant tell if youre serious but if you are, its really not. Its a spanish romance from a very long time ago
@duhectakingelo1392
@duhectakingelo1392 Год назад
@@manuschulz1761 what was its name again?
@rayeblack
@rayeblack Год назад
“Instruments don’t get better and better, they just change with our changing aesthetic” Beautifully said. I also love how Brandon looks like an unassuming Clark Kent type, while really he’s the Superman of guitar
@DeadBeatDex
@DeadBeatDex 3 года назад
Brandon: "So we have a softer, more mellow sou-" Rob being Rob: *plays flamenco*
@primalter6744
@primalter6744 3 года назад
E. O. They’re referring to 43:00
@kurikumo4803
@kurikumo4803 3 года назад
Guyss its very short but im sure its a song do you know which song is it 41:00
@kurikumo4803
@kurikumo4803 3 года назад
@Drakon thank you dude
@TheodorNicolescu-nb7sr
@TheodorNicolescu-nb7sr Месяц назад
😂
@topnug7626
@topnug7626 Месяц назад
Was looking for this comment loll
@Simrasil_
@Simrasil_ 3 года назад
I would not be surprised if Brandon Acker was actually an immortal vampire that has lived through all of these epochs himself
@SplotchTheCatThing
@SplotchTheCatThing 3 года назад
Well if he's a musical vampire he can't be *that* evil. :D
@uglebean5769
@uglebean5769 3 года назад
It was DIO all along!
@pukkahut751
@pukkahut751 3 года назад
Your comment reminds me of a film “Only lovers left alive”! Do you intend to use this as your reference? 😚 the protagonist Adam is a musician and a vampire
@apextroll
@apextroll 3 года назад
Interview With The Guitarist.
@dannyinaus
@dannyinaus 3 года назад
No, you are thinking of Laszlo Cravensworth from the TV show What We Do in the Shadows
@OfficialPanamaYoutubeChannel
im doing a report on the history of guitar and this just gave me about 4 pages worth of content. so glad i found this and yes i did cite the video
@esa6321
@esa6321 Год назад
What grade did you get?
@OfficialPanamaYoutubeChannel
@@esa6321 93% W
@esa6321
@esa6321 Год назад
@@OfficialPanamaRU-vidChannel Damn gj
@houghwhite411
@houghwhite411 Год назад
Yoooooo!!!
@ahmedelkhwaga2751
@ahmedelkhwaga2751 Месяц назад
Not fair
@hhea4513
@hhea4513 Год назад
as a middle eastren, it makes me so happy seeing people appreciate part of our culture. love ur channel, keep up the great work!
@AsadAli-jc5tg
@AsadAli-jc5tg Год назад
Thank you very much for the guitar.
@BaBaBaBenny
@BaBaBaBenny 3 года назад
I like how these videos are 90% Rob letting Brandon take the reigns and 10% Rob killing it on instruments he's holding for the first time.
@Thefloorislava115
@Thefloorislava115 3 года назад
Rob is actually a really good interviewer for this reason. He lets the experts explain without annoying interruptions, and just let's his curiosity lead his questions.
@sultanabdulhaqiii1633
@sultanabdulhaqiii1633 3 года назад
@@Thefloorislava115 Yh, that's because he does not have to manage any time in the show and he doesn't have any agenda behind his interviews.
@samphilip4477
@samphilip4477 3 года назад
NO ONE LIKE
@F0nkyNinja
@F0nkyNinja 3 года назад
They all sound bad when Rob plays them though
@gordyjorgenson8623
@gordyjorgenson8623 3 года назад
And then brandon getting all embarrassed lol that's the best part
@kaizoaudio1798
@kaizoaudio1798 3 года назад
Brandon is such a cool dude. His knowledge blows me away, even if he wasn’t also a fantastic musician.
@the_original_Bilb_Ono
@the_original_Bilb_Ono 3 года назад
I want him to talk about the dulcimer, its a really cool instrument that blends many different styles of stringed instruments into one. They are somewhat popular here in the Appalachian mountains. The fret board isnt uniform, it goes up in whole steps and half steps. You can use a wooden peg to strike the strings, or to use like fretting peg, or like a capo. There is alot of variation in them and theres alot of variation in styles of playing / tuning, especially when compared to the European dulcimer. Im still learning about them but i find them more fun to play than guitar in some ways. Chords are really fun to play and its easier i think for beginners.
@simondanielssonmusic
@simondanielssonmusic 3 года назад
Such a hunk
@ToaNaterFilms
@ToaNaterFilms 3 года назад
Breaking Benjamin blow me away starts playing
@nikolaimikhail7774
@nikolaimikhail7774 3 года назад
Yeah, it's too bad he's associated with the worst album of the century ("Nostaliga Critic's The Wall")
@MrNeosantana
@MrNeosantana 3 года назад
Brandon is also incredibly humble and the least pretentious person I've ever seen with THIS much knowledge.
@foxnamedandrea1511
@foxnamedandrea1511 Год назад
I got so nostalgic for the oud, my sister used to play it a lot and hearing it again brings me back to the days I remember her practicing so much in her room oh gosh she played it so well too
@Avi-rn6ei
@Avi-rn6ei 2 года назад
Wow the Oud really blew me away. Never expected it to sound so rich and cool.
@Zeagods-CyberShadow
@Zeagods-CyberShadow Год назад
Yeeee its what made me want it
@myflfl
@myflfl Год назад
And it’s still used today in Arabic music
@hamzasami8362
@hamzasami8362 5 месяцев назад
If you like the Oud, I recommend listening to the kanun/Qanun as well, it is like a table harp, essentially. Beautiful sounds!
@JonnaaM
@JonnaaM 3 года назад
Brandon’s acting skills are just as good as his guitar skills. When he explains the history of the instruments, it really seems like he wasn’t there during their creation. Perfection
@Rex-golf_player810
@Rex-golf_player810 2 года назад
Fucking guitar vampire
@benaamdynamicfoe557
@benaamdynamicfoe557 2 года назад
@@Rex-golf_player810 haha
@algernon7272
@algernon7272 2 года назад
Brandon is actually another Timelord that miraculously doesn’t have a British accent. You can see it in his style, he HAS to be a time traveler.
@benaycock1646
@benaycock1646 2 года назад
There can only be one
@millthor
@millthor 2 года назад
The dude abides!
@Siegfried-e-s-o
@Siegfried-e-s-o 3 года назад
I like how Brandon simply tell the history of his instrument that he made decades ago.
@watakoe1448
@watakoe1448 3 года назад
*centuries ago
@eeshsinger
@eeshsinger 3 года назад
Siegfried Ikr *sarcasm overload*
@billkoul9780
@billkoul9780 3 года назад
@@watakoe1448 there's a running joke that he's a vampire
@RoboBitch42
@RoboBitch42 3 года назад
@@billkoul9780 what do you not understand? Centuries = 100 years ; Decade = 10 years....hell the joke works better with centuries considering these instruments where invented centuries ago and not decades per se
@the_original_Bilb_Ono
@the_original_Bilb_Ono 3 года назад
He never researched any of this, he LIVED it.
@flaarcher
@flaarcher 2 года назад
As an older guy trying to learn how to play, I found this to have a wealth of information about playing. As a former history teacher, this touched a whole different set of interests!
@fade2Matt
@fade2Matt Год назад
robs talent to just be able to play any string instrument he picks up is incredible
@lemlem35
@lemlem35 3 года назад
I will NEVER get tired of Brandon being featured on this channel. He is an absolute JOY to listen to
@Daniel-uz6fc
@Daniel-uz6fc 3 года назад
He has so much knowledge of the guitar, it's intriguing to hear someone who's talking about something they're passionate about.
@garydiamondguitarist
@garydiamondguitarist 3 года назад
He really is. I've been playing 25 years and he makes me look like an amateur, in a good way. Such nuance, feel and flawless technique. That's years of dedication right there. Rob if you're reading this, more Brandon and you hosting these shows please!
@tranthien3932
@tranthien3932 3 года назад
If you are interested in his playing you can go to his channel, he posted a lot of videos
@garydiamondguitarist
@garydiamondguitarist 3 года назад
@@tranthien3932 Oh I did, and what a skilled performer he is too. Really loses himself in the moment. ❤️
@sub-jec-tiv
@sub-jec-tiv 3 месяца назад
I enjoy listening to people who naturally grin while they talk. He has natural joy for music. Which is soo helpful for teachers.
@LavagreatThegreatnerdity_rocks
@LavagreatThegreatnerdity_rocks 3 года назад
my man here trying to make it sound like he didn't live through the times these instruments were popular
@CampfireHeadphase
@CampfireHeadphase 3 года назад
brandon = vampire is easily the best meme of 2020
@KaityKat117
@KaityKat117 3 года назад
Some kind of historian would certainly be the best (or at least one of the best) things for a vampire to do.
@tr0nix119
@tr0nix119 Год назад
Bro i'm an arabic musician and let's say that he's veeeery good on the oud bro really nailed it ❤ ( the guy with the white shirt )
@ethanvaughn9386
@ethanvaughn9386 Год назад
As a musician and historian. This is incredibly exciting as you can hear the history right in front of you!
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@upfront2375
@upfront2375 Год назад
How do U feel (as a historian) that he clinched so hard just NOT to mention the word "Persia" while, mentioning persian words, instruments and shoving Greek there somehow?? 😆 As a Persian I really wanna know... ​ btw Mesopotamian empire was the largest in ancient world right? I have to go feed my Mesopotamian cat!
@LianMooN_
@LianMooN_ Год назад
​@@upfront2375 he did mention Persia. Second/third instrument.
@mustakrakish
@mustakrakish 3 года назад
Brandon Acker looks like what manga artists think musicians look like.
@tomdchi12
@tomdchi12 3 года назад
Also, strangely, lawyers.
@yuriyel4146
@yuriyel4146 3 года назад
Ikr
@SlyHikari03
@SlyHikari03 3 года назад
Mhm.
@letsgofishing5238
@letsgofishing5238 3 года назад
Stolen
@sitas9827
@sitas9827 3 года назад
Stolen comment but I'm liking it anyway because it's true 😅
@big_man_
@big_man_ 3 года назад
anytime a guitarist plays in front of people: something like that 🤷‍♂️
@doyle5948
@doyle5948 3 года назад
My god you are correct my good sir...
@Alvaretum
@Alvaretum 3 года назад
So true lmao
@darbymoyer1725
@darbymoyer1725 3 года назад
Haha I always say “something like that idk I’m working on it” haha
@Klumzy05
@Klumzy05 2 года назад
Was this copy or did someone did that?
@orangecaprinun
@orangecaprinun 2 года назад
8:15 the dude in the picture is the instrument maker, he's also my dad's lifelong friend!
@RadekBobek_
@RadekBobek_ 4 месяца назад
That’s so cool!
@keithstillman2143
@keithstillman2143 Год назад
Every time you feature this guy in a video I so thoroughly enjoy it. He is so well spoken, so knowledgeable… and he fuckin shreds. Hats off to him and to you! Thank you for all your hard work!
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@mikewarper6789
@mikewarper6789 3 года назад
"Let there be guitar, and there was guitar" - Bon Scott
@didds8869
@didds8869 3 года назад
Greatest rock n roll frontman of all time \m/
@user-sq5hg4so9q
@user-sq5hg4so9q 2 месяца назад
Western: Let us copy Muslims and arabs and there was a guitar
@topnug7626
@topnug7626 Месяц назад
@@user-sq5hg4so9q it's called taking inspiration from different cultures
@bigsellers7953
@bigsellers7953 3 года назад
Lute players, tuning down half a millenia before metal guitarists
@resourcedragon
@resourcedragon 3 года назад
Don't forget that a lot of baroque music was played with A = 415, rather than A = 440.
@bigsellers7953
@bigsellers7953 3 года назад
@@resourcedragon damn that's pretty metal
@aluminiumman1241
@aluminiumman1241 3 года назад
History repeats itself
@Opticillusion160
@Opticillusion160 3 года назад
thy art is murder could have been baroque music
@ShawnQuiQui57
@ShawnQuiQui57 2 года назад
You should have Brandon back on a regular basis. This is the best episode. I could listen to the two of you talk and play all day.
@AreEnTee
@AreEnTee Год назад
Brandon has more info here. ru-vid.com
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@philodonoghue3062
@philodonoghue3062 6 месяцев назад
Two knowledgeable and knowledge seeking young men bringing their shared love of the guitar to a wonderfully refreshing conversation . Well done gentlemen! A stunning example of something for ‘both edification and delectation.’
@puppets1979
@puppets1979 2 года назад
I love how rob picks up an instrument he has never played and instantly plays it like he has been playing it since1509.
@kentucky1519
@kentucky1519 2 года назад
Who says he hasn't
@ceevee1646
@ceevee1646 2 года назад
... if you play guitar and you can use your fingers or a pick to other instruments... you can play them. its not rocket science
@puppets1979
@puppets1979 2 года назад
@@ceevee1646 You could just laugh at the obvious joke.
@kevinmencer3782
@kevinmencer3782 2 года назад
He's actually an immortal vampire, and isn't learning so much as remembering how to play.
@PanglossDr
@PanglossDr 2 года назад
My dad could do that. I saw him pick up a Sax one day and play it. He had never touched one before. Unfortunately I didn't get that gene from him.
@Curmudgeonly
@Curmudgeonly 3 года назад
The Oud is such a thing of beauty
@Karim-Echaibi
@Karim-Echaibi 3 года назад
👍
@NaderHGhanbari
@NaderHGhanbari 3 года назад
Indeed. He hinted at Barbat, predecessor of Arabic Oud, which still exists of course. It sounds very similar to Oud. Here’s a piece played with Barbat: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hp-jyMa1f-o.html
@melissawardjohns220
@melissawardjohns220 3 года назад
@@NaderHGhanbari thank you. I'm learning on a Tertis viola on how to do luthier work but I'm gonna have to add that to a list of instruments I want to make. I want to make the rarer instruments more readily available. The shop for someone who wants to do more than play a guitar or violin. I played cello personally and aside from it being as big as me it was wonderful. So getting the similar sound on something much lighter has me excited.
@poroporoking7571
@poroporoking7571 3 года назад
you can easily buy it, its still a common enstrument in Turkey and you can find some online courses to learn it too
@muhannad9629
@muhannad9629 3 года назад
check out Simon Shaheen. he teaches at Berklee School of Music
@bretwomble8357
@bretwomble8357 Год назад
I think the thing I love most about this is just how much fun they’re having. None of it is perfect in any sense. They’re just laughing and having fun playing awesome instruments.
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@georgedoty-williams2085
@georgedoty-williams2085 Год назад
@@spicydramarama852 Just like a true Evangelist, you're annoying
@PremiumKibble
@PremiumKibble 2 года назад
This is one of the best pieces of content on the entire internet. History, technology, beautiful music and craftsmanship all tied together nicely. Kudos!
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@christopherlewallen1829
@christopherlewallen1829 Год назад
@@spicydramarama852 based
@user-vq2de7lj3w
@user-vq2de7lj3w 3 года назад
This oud is made in Syria, by Ibrahim Al-Suker ( yes it mean sugar ) It tells you where his business address, my family is a musical family and we take oud very seriously, so every one of us gets one Oud made by Mr. Al Suker, every oud musician in middle east knows that he is the guy you go too to get your perfectly made Oud, their business is very old
@prettyBANG27
@prettyBANG27 3 года назад
@Bilal Ibrahim chill out, he is talking about the maker sticker inside the instrument.
@ofmetalphilosophy4837
@ofmetalphilosophy4837 3 года назад
@@prettyBANG27 indeed. I'm an Arab and can read the sticker.
@user-dj6lj1dl1c
@user-dj6lj1dl1c 3 года назад
23 thats really fucking cool
@maxlind2942
@maxlind2942 3 года назад
@Bilal Ibrahim He meant the oud they were playing in the video, not that it was invented in syria
@harrytalbot1507
@harrytalbot1507 3 года назад
That's really cool
@pipolwes000
@pipolwes000 3 года назад
"We're going to jam on all of them." "No Stairway" Gotta set those ground rules
@honeylemonsoda4432
@honeylemonsoda4432 3 года назад
Get our priorities straight
@clockWorks10
@clockWorks10 7 месяцев назад
The thing that stands out to me the most is how stunningly beautiful every single one of these instruments are. They are all works of art and engineering combined.
@tomlewis5542
@tomlewis5542 7 месяцев назад
First thing I noticed too.The desire to create them was driven by passion.They are like beautiful women!
@priscianusjr
@priscianusjr 2 года назад
The name "guitar" comes from the ancient Greek kithara, which is a kind of lyre with a soundbox. From this Greek word also comes "cittern" and "zither".
@ldgaming4213
@ldgaming4213 2 года назад
I thought it meant six strings
@Goyim-phobic
@Goyim-phobic Год назад
Lol its persian
@splitodin3231
@splitodin3231 3 года назад
Brandon slipped up "do you remember how music was notated before standardized notation....tabs" confirmed vampire 48:50
@damaygo1742
@damaygo1742 3 года назад
I think thats the wrong time
@splitodin3231
@splitodin3231 3 года назад
@@damaygo1742 thanks, fixed the time stamp.
@ltambrosekurt2
@ltambrosekurt2 3 года назад
but the real question is the choice of words. why would he ask if he remembers? 🤔
@20cmusic
@20cmusic 3 года назад
Tab was orthodox. 🤣🤣👍
@Pixelpro-jr5fc
@Pixelpro-jr5fc 3 года назад
Brandon says, do you remember, because it’s something he already told him about to Rob.
@Ryan_Austin
@Ryan_Austin 3 года назад
2:00 Arabic Oud (1000s of years ago) 9:18 The Renaissance Lute (1500s) 22:23 The Renaissance Guitar (1500s) 27:07 The Baroque Guitar (1600s) 33:18 19th Century Guitar (around 1800) 44:05 The Classical Guitar (around 1850) 50:30 The Modern Acoustic (around 1850)
@sakshamjoshi6369
@sakshamjoshi6369 3 года назад
The saviour
@natsu__official
@natsu__official 3 года назад
God🙏🙏
@fulfillkhongkiang2513
@fulfillkhongkiang2513 3 года назад
Thankyou.🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️
@minceraftfornite4334
@minceraftfornite4334 3 года назад
Thank g ur a real one they should of done this
@turunendin2925
@turunendin2925 3 года назад
Please do the same on all maths lecture that u find... Thanks in advance
@Rusli1659LPSoldier
@Rusli1659LPSoldier Год назад
42:10 that piece "Romanza" sounds really amazing on that old guitar. I wish this guitar should have been in guitar center. 43:15 Nocturne Op 9 no. 2 - Chopin
@AsatruMetalhead
@AsatruMetalhead Год назад
thanks for mentioning the name of this piece. beautiful!
@Rusli1659LPSoldier
@Rusli1659LPSoldier Год назад
@@AsatruMetalhead yeah, By the way, Check Rob Scallon's C standard version of Romanza but it's deep and beautiful at the same time.
@alanmorgan3661
@alanmorgan3661 2 года назад
What a superb video!, I could watch these guys for hours, loved seeing them go through the progression of instruments and Brandon explain the different types of music they were used for, well done guys.
@ayelmao1224
@ayelmao1224 3 года назад
Let’s not forget that the guitar likely has its roots when an ancient hunter plucked the string of their bow, and realized it made a cool sound
@epicperson7071
@epicperson7071 3 года назад
Crazy
@armaangupta3039
@armaangupta3039 3 года назад
Ah yes
@joeymorse365
@joeymorse365 3 года назад
so.. the hunting bow is the orginal guitar
@technelligence
@technelligence 3 года назад
Probable, but also pure speculation.
@christophernichols4808
@christophernichols4808 3 года назад
That may have led to the harp.
@secretstoner37
@secretstoner37 3 года назад
".. something like that" -every guitarist thats ever played something on a guitar that isnt theirs
@Royal-sp9pb
@Royal-sp9pb 3 года назад
why is this so true, i've said this myself dozens of times lol
@gezor20
@gezor20 3 года назад
... while being a bit proud of the accomplishment but humbled in front of the specialist spectator 😁
@haffajajr1
@haffajajr1 3 года назад
Somethin' like at! *British/ Australian accent as an American*
@Anmol34
@Anmol34 3 года назад
Me too
@FusRoDah2
@FusRoDah2 3 года назад
Literally just said that last night at a friends house too accurate 😂
@MrKittenmitts
@MrKittenmitts Год назад
Brandons fingers look genetically perfect for guitar playing.
@philodonoghue3062
@philodonoghue3062 6 месяцев назад
There are VERY few - even exponents of the guitar - who could pick up (in both senses ) an instrument and in just a few minutes of exposition and demonstration, play with such alacrity, precision and invention. Take a bow Rob - a very deep bow
@briancho1825
@briancho1825 3 года назад
That's a pretty cool thing about lute players... That they're spies?! Yeah- *ad plays* I'm dying
@neilfranklin5644
@neilfranklin5644 3 года назад
James bond playing a lute now I got that image in mind the films will not seem the same
@stabgan
@stabgan 3 года назад
I get no ads, i use vanced RU-vid
@Airhead4321
@Airhead4321 3 года назад
so cool! I guess that's why Bards in videogames like Dragon Age are spy/rogue classes?
@HexOmega3113
@HexOmega3113 3 года назад
The historian guy very well may be....a vampire. How else is he so good at all the different instruments
@noah_that_bills_fan1613
@noah_that_bills_fan1613 3 года назад
420 likes
@boistybuster
@boistybuster 3 года назад
43:00 Brandon: So we have a softer more mellow sound Rob: *Strums aggressively*
@TheRealChetManley
@TheRealChetManley Год назад
Brandon is amazing. So impressed with Rob’s ability to play these instruments as well.
@MrMcMoobies
@MrMcMoobies 2 года назад
Probably one of the most entertaining and educational I have seen on RU-vid.
@andertons
@andertons 3 года назад
Every guitar player should watch this. What a fantastic job. Loved it! 👍👍👍
@bigchungus8207
@bigchungus8207 3 года назад
Anderson’s tv!!
@tpags7398
@tpags7398 3 года назад
Hi lee
@tiredcoconut5892
@tiredcoconut5892 3 года назад
Hi Cap!
@bones2430
@bones2430 3 года назад
I read this as “every guitar should watch this”.
@tanvirtonmoyoops
@tanvirtonmoyoops 3 года назад
@@bones2430 😄
@tylerdoe1096
@tylerdoe1096 3 года назад
*Aliens come down to Earth* "We have brought an instrument that no human has ever seen!" *Rob* "Ah lemme give that a shot! :D" *Plays Metallica*
@samuelszuqel5919
@samuelszuqel5919 3 года назад
Nothing wrong with Metallica 😁
@resourcedragon
@resourcedragon 3 года назад
So long as it's a chordophone. I'm not so sure how he'd go with wind or brass, he might need half an hour or so to figure it out.
@dwaynowilli6822
@dwaynowilli6822 3 года назад
I have a kid (16) that I took to a party with me once, couldn't leave him home... There was a banjo in the corner, he asked if he could play it, I told him to ask the owner... He did, strummed it twice, and played battery... It was insane... He has his own channel on here... Hes been playing for a little over a year now.
@zyriuz2
@zyriuz2 3 года назад
aliens: whoa!
@user-ql8uf9xi3x
@user-ql8uf9xi3x 3 года назад
Dwayno Willi whats his channel?
@AspynDotZip
@AspynDotZip 8 месяцев назад
29:11 they were literally calling that style noise. It's crazy how that all comes back around 😂
@SimonDouville1
@SimonDouville1 2 года назад
That university level conclusion was so satisfying. I want to hear this guy conclude on SO many topics.
@Eugensson
@Eugensson 3 года назад
Okay, so what we have learned: pick was before the fingers. Tabs were before the standard notation.
@anuvette
@anuvette 3 года назад
Ya that makes no sense
@DeadBeatDex
@DeadBeatDex 3 года назад
I think it was more like they started with fingers before recording the history, but when they found out that a thin and flexible material made a clearer sound than soft flesh they made that the norm from then on
@DougShablowski
@DougShablowski 3 года назад
Mind blown
@colehuard
@colehuard 3 года назад
Also 9 string guitars came before 6 strings
@RockStarOscarStern634
@RockStarOscarStern634 3 года назад
@@colehuard BTW When we went to steel string Guitars we regained the pick.
@simondanielssonmusic
@simondanielssonmusic 3 года назад
Could we all just take a minute to respect the discipline Rob has to not play with the guitar as Brandon is talking
@minstorm
@minstorm 3 года назад
Ah like everyone except really autistic people learn in kindergarden. Don't make noise when someone is talking, very hard I know
@danielflanard8274
@danielflanard8274 3 года назад
@@minstorm The people who do it are inconsiderate. They know they're not supposed to, they just don't care.
@NotoLumen
@NotoLumen 3 года назад
And vice-versa, dude!
@spoopyjones4870
@spoopyjones4870 3 года назад
@@minstorm It's hard not to jam on a guitar while it's in your hands, especially if your good. When someone is talking you just wanna let go and fucking shred that baby. And don't be an asshole just because the moment is right for you to call someone stupid.
@didds8869
@didds8869 3 года назад
I wouldn't be able to stop myself from playing some tasty blues licks on some thousand year old geetars
@MeeshGuitar
@MeeshGuitar 2 года назад
Your catalog is huge, and I'm loving every vid. Thank you Rob!
@russ6541
@russ6541 8 месяцев назад
Brandons comment about Rob picking up an instrument and nailing it was so true. It’s super impressive and Rob is a really incredible musician.
@TenThumbsProductions
@TenThumbsProductions 3 года назад
“Serenade the King” a 10 episode mini series on Netflix about a spy lute player. Pitch it to Netflix. I’d check it out!
@thesundayfunnies
@thesundayfunnies 3 года назад
That’s such a good idea! It could have something to do with, or be about one of the spy lute players!
@robertwhite711
@robertwhite711 3 года назад
Wonder if the royalty had lute players, discreetly screened off, playing during other activities in bed?
@hsmacaraig
@hsmacaraig 3 года назад
@@robertwhite711 cursed.
@kirkpatrikballares3291
@kirkpatrikballares3291 3 года назад
@@robertwhite711 And the lute player/spy happens to have affection for whoever the king was screwing. *drama intensifies
@debolinabhattacharyya5179
@debolinabhattacharyya5179 3 года назад
I literally thought it was one and was about to go check it out. Then I reached the part where u said, "Pitch it to Netflix" and I was immeasurably sad.
@userclame
@userclame 3 года назад
36:14 I'm now completely convinced that Brandon is a vampire that dedicated his immortal life to music. I can totally see him in the streets of Vienna, in the 19th century, playing guitar just to make everybody flip over it. There's no way he was not involved in the "intense" mania that went around at the time. No. Way.
@cleveij1
@cleveij1 Год назад
What a fun video. I have been a guitar player for 35 years and this kind of information was just never available to me if I didn't spend hours in a library reading stacks of books. Thank you, young guitar lovers.
@spicydramarama852
@spicydramarama852 Год назад
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
@malte1984
@malte1984 2 года назад
I really don't get why guitar manufacturers stoped to cover the resonance hole like they did with the baroque guitar.... no more pick falling into the guitar and it looks pretty!
@fofnifolar
@fofnifolar Год назад
1) its easier to make a big hole rather then an intricate design resonance hole. 2) with a big hole, maintenance is easier and you dont have to worry about about damaging the design
@SkipPlaysStrings
@SkipPlaysStrings Год назад
What the other guy said, and it tends to dampen volume.
@michaelkavanagh5779
@michaelkavanagh5779 3 года назад
42:58 "So we have a softer more mellow sound." *Proceeds to flamenco with the force of God.*
@bjerk1881
@bjerk1881 2 года назад
I was about to comment this hahahahaha
@antlermagick
@antlermagick 3 года назад
I love seeing the joy on someone's face when they're explaining a topic that they're passionate about
@nevan2201
@nevan2201 2 года назад
Same
@TSTBand
@TSTBand 4 месяца назад
Thank you very much for making this very informative vídeo throught the history of the guitar, i saw it from start to finish, thanks both Rob and Brandon, you guys are great!
@zorglubmagnus455
@zorglubmagnus455 3 месяца назад
There are so many good things to say about this video. Thank you both!
@ramix023
@ramix023 3 года назад
2:00 Arabic Oud (around 700) 9:21 The Renaissance Lute (1500s) 22:25 The Renaissance Guitar (1500s) 27:07 The Baroque Guitar (around 1600 - 1750) 33:20 19th Century Guitar (1800s) 44:08 Classical Guitar (around 1820) 50:33 The Modern Acoustic (around 1850)
@jxck3335
@jxck3335 3 года назад
Thanks
@vinciere3594
@vinciere3594 3 года назад
Doing the lord's work, my friend.
@tipitip374
@tipitip374 3 года назад
In fact, the firs time oud was used by Turkish people around 600s. Arabics “lives in Bagdat Irac” see the oud from Turkish people. The music in video played by oud is turkish music in Ottoman empire. Song is Üsküdara Gider iken. Sorry for my english
@tipitip374
@tipitip374 3 года назад
And Turks(turkish people) are not arabic
@tareqewaida8532
@tareqewaida8532 3 года назад
@@tipitip374 from what I know the first "oud" was Persian before Turkic tribes even left central Asia
@mhmd4k
@mhmd4k 3 года назад
Brandon is such a knowledgeable person on top of being a world class player.
@hozesty
@hozesty 3 года назад
Vampire
@justinnichol3662
@justinnichol3662 3 года назад
and unfairly handsome
@TheRamenofs
@TheRamenofs 3 месяца назад
I’m only realizing how precious my Oud is ❤ My mother purchased it to me from Aleppo it’s the same made and it has the same picture on it 😊
@jli_999
@jli_999 2 года назад
This video is absolutely exceptional! Thank you for such an amazing display!
@docsavage8640
@docsavage8640 3 года назад
This is why RU-vid has value. Buried amid all the idiocy you can find an informative gem like this.
@bernardinelermite1133
@bernardinelermite1133 2 года назад
Totally underrated comment !
@bcc5701
@bcc5701 2 года назад
And it’s free!!!
@monika.alt197
@monika.alt197 2 года назад
@@bcc5701 it’s free because you are the product
@gunaodegaia9082
@gunaodegaia9082 2 года назад
@@monika.alt197 open source exists
@monika.alt197
@monika.alt197 2 года назад
@@gunaodegaia9082 open source what? Yt ain't open source
@gabrielpeters929
@gabrielpeters929 3 года назад
Brandon at 43:01: So we have a softer more mellow sound. Rob: *flamenco intensifies*
@BobStCyr
@BobStCyr 4 месяца назад
very nice overview. One important omission - the vihuela. The vihuela was a six course, double strung instrument very popular in Spain in particular from the 15th century on. Equal temperament was necessitated by keyboard instruments, since each string had to play one note and you couldn't stop and retune it for each key - so it needed equal temperament. This predated metal frets on the guitar.
@Moha.Masoud
@Moha.Masoud 2 месяца назад
8:15 the engineer Abraham Al-Sukkar for manufacturing stringed instruments and repairs. Aleppo, Syria
@hamzealawneh2812
@hamzealawneh2812 3 года назад
as an Arab listening to this 4:58 was so amazing the oud is one of the best instrument in the whole world ... u can feel the sadness in his tuns
@uralkale
@uralkale 3 года назад
You know the name of that piece?
@hamzealawneh2812
@hamzealawneh2812 3 года назад
@@uralkale ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r9No8kVSXqQ.html
@uralkale
@uralkale 3 года назад
@@hamzealawneh2812 thank you
@alhassani626
@alhassani626 3 года назад
@@uralkale I think the song is called tolama ashku gharami, it's very hard to find a good version online.
@yusuf8600
@yusuf8600 3 года назад
@@uralkale "katibim"
@YousifAlsharqi
@YousifAlsharqi 3 года назад
I'm an OUD player who is converting to electric guitar, OUD is amazing very natural sounding , Oud gives a very different feeling than a guitar
@YousifAlsharqi
@YousifAlsharqi 3 года назад
the half flat notes we call them a quarter notes, u can identify the most famous Arabic scales using scales that have quarter notes in them
@YousifAlsharqi
@YousifAlsharqi 3 года назад
i can give u a scale that have a quarter note to try in guitar : this is called Bayat: starts with : D E(quarter: u can achieve it by bending the E note a quarter bend ) F G A Bb C D , have fun
@anuvette
@anuvette 3 года назад
That's cool
@YousifAlsharqi
@YousifAlsharqi 3 года назад
@@anuvette yea it is, thanks for ur appreciation
@lorenzomarcello5406
@lorenzomarcello5406 3 года назад
Awesome, sir. Surley you will have a unique way of playing due to your first experience with al oud!
@CalebHesse01
@CalebHesse01 Год назад
Rob playing the Oud when he's probably never even touched one before is great, within ten seconds it sounded like he had at least a year's worth of experience playing it.
@Jettypilelegs
@Jettypilelegs Месяц назад
Oh Brandon, those beautiful fingers!
@ilhadi
@ilhadi 3 года назад
Brandon plays Oud. Rob: Thats the music "you'd have been hearing at that time". Brandon: Yeah #immortalmusicianconfirmed
@omerkaankara3832
@omerkaankara3832 3 года назад
The song he played on the Oud is called “Uskudara gider iken” which translates to “On my way to Uskudar” which is where I live now in Istanbul, Turkey. Our musical culture still utilizes Oud a lot and I also admire it. It amazes me that he knows this song.
@sage9836
@sage9836 3 года назад
I've danced to that song!
@carrythetorch33
@carrythetorch33 3 года назад
He is an incredible musician
@akkin5460
@akkin5460 3 года назад
Thank you so much for sharing :D
@A57-0mona
@A57-0mona 3 года назад
Hes a vampire who was a spy clearly.
@kandamas
@kandamas 3 года назад
thank you for sharing. I love the beautiful arabic culture in turkey
@fora1461
@fora1461 Год назад
5:05 I got my first guitar and this song, Katibim (üsküdar) is the first song I am learning to play. Really nice to see Brandon played it with ud here 😊
@michaelbateman8469
@michaelbateman8469 3 года назад
In 1992 I was assigned to an air base in Southern Spain. Although an air base ,we had 48 USAF, yet 50 US Navy. One of the Navy guys had wheedled, cajoled, begged and somehow got assigned to this tiny base. The reason was because it was near one of 13 living flamenco guitar masters whom he hoped to apprentice under. After much finagling and some months he got an audition. After less than 30 seconds, the master shut him down and told him he needed more practice. This went on every few months. Finally, after almost a year, the master accepted him as a student. I asked him why he was so obsessed with this. His answer, he's a metal head, but after hearing flamenco, decided that if you can play flamenco well, you can play anything. Idk if true, but the guy extended his tour and was still studying under the master when I left.
@framegrace1
@framegrace1 3 года назад
Flamenco is very different than anything else... They have their own bars, rhythms, scales, harmonies and even notation. The guitar method is also totally different. So not sure if you can adapt it to play anything else except flamenco.
@rams6702
@rams6702 2 года назад
@@framegrace1 robert trujillo dude
@shaungardner311
@shaungardner311 2 года назад
Rota air force base?
@zarlok5294
@zarlok5294 2 года назад
@@framegrace1 Yeah. That statement indicates a mechanical mindset. That’s like saying if you can play like Eddy Van Halen you can play like Freddy King. That way of thinking seems ridiculous to me. He might be right in some alternate dimension I’m unaware of but when I used to listen to Flamenco I found it interesting and those guys are amazing but it seems like an isolated style to me. I don’t see it connected to anything of what we consider “American” music for sure. I remember learning to play Maleguena (?) when I was fifteen or so and although it was fun for awhile I eventually started just telling people It was too hard and ...no... I can’t play that. I think it’s about as boring as playing “Hang on Sloopy”. What do you actually do after the first couple minutes....go faster. Bleh. Boring.
@haydong5182
@haydong5182 2 года назад
@@framegrace1 "if you can adapt to this unique style of play you can't adapt to anything." -you
@nemorajabi58
@nemorajabi58 3 года назад
"The English word guitar, the German Gitarre, and the French guitare were adopted from the Spanish guitarra, which comes from the Andalusian Arabic قيثارة qitara, itself derived from the Latin cithara, which in turn came from the Ancient Greek κιθάρα kithara, and is thought to ultimately trace back to the Old Persian language Tar, which means string in Persian.
@dariushpezhmannia938
@dariushpezhmannia938 3 года назад
Greeks hellenised Persian instrument called charTAR to kithara/chithara.
@frednolasco
@frednolasco 3 года назад
Char - 4 , tar - string. Nowadays persian music still relies heavily on Setar (a derivation of chartar) and just Tar, an hourglass shaped modernized version of Setar.
@soumyadeepborthakur3070
@soumyadeepborthakur3070 3 года назад
Complicated
@GamePlayer-mr7zi
@GamePlayer-mr7zi 3 года назад
inaccurate, the roots of the word are older than persian .. it’s old semitic word
@GamePlayer-mr7zi
@GamePlayer-mr7zi 3 года назад
@the virtuous man 👏🏼👌🏼
@cghaley753
@cghaley753 Год назад
This history lesson was most enlightening. Fella is there anything you cannot play?
@FourthDimensionPyro
@FourthDimensionPyro 2 года назад
Just.... the way he playing those soft fast notes, using all his fingers, especially Recuerdos de la Alhambra... got me feeling a way
@sebastiandelacruz3849
@sebastiandelacruz3849 3 года назад
My god, brandon’s hands are so damn light and elegant when he plays
@someonespecial1329
@someonespecial1329 3 года назад
Timestamps for each instrument (and some jams!): Arabic Oud (thousands of years ago): 1:53 - Oud jam: 4:58 & around 6:09 Renaissance Lute (the 1500s): 8:40 - Rob jamming at 18:44 Renaissance Guitar (the 1500s): 22:22 - Jam at 25:33 Baroque Guitar (the 1600s): 26:55 19th Century Guitar: 33:11 - 37:14 , 39:27, 40:45 , 41:58 (Romanza and more) Classical Guitar (around 1850): 44:02 - 45:38 and Recuerdos de la Alhambra at 46:39 The modern acoustic (around 1850): 50:30 - 51:15 , 52:22
@SirRelith
@SirRelith 3 года назад
Do you know what song Rob was playing at around 42:30?
@dannmarcviado2063
@dannmarcviado2063 3 года назад
@@SirRelith Romanza
@denizbluemusic
@denizbluemusic 3 года назад
the song played on the oud around 4:58 is called "Katibim" or "Üsküdara Gideriken"
@andrewj3177
@andrewj3177 3 года назад
Bless you mate!
@j12magpantaysean79
@j12magpantaysean79 3 года назад
Hey umm anyone here knows what Rob played at 43:02
@LaskMaestro
@LaskMaestro 2 года назад
How much fun and knowledgeable!!!! Loved this!
@DannyPodesta
@DannyPodesta 2 года назад
I really enjoyed this, excellent video gentlemen.
@DeadlyLazer
@DeadlyLazer 3 года назад
Rob: "if you were a guitar player at the time..." Brandon: " *when I was a guitar player at that time..."
@UncleRJ
@UncleRJ 3 года назад
This is an unlikely friendship that had formed and I have zero complain.
@jic1
@jic1 3 года назад
I don't know: a rock guitarist who likes unusual instruments, and a classical guitarist who specializes in historical instruments seems like a pretty natural pairing.
@sayan_tan
@sayan_tan 3 года назад
I think Rob started with classical guitar too if I'm not wrong.
@goodun2974
@goodun2974 3 года назад
@@jic1 , check out maxi-instrumentalist David Lindley, he plays nearly every type of stringed instrument from the entire planet, and is equally well versed in Rock, folk, bluegrass and Arabic music.
@simondanielssonmusic
@simondanielssonmusic 3 года назад
@Abraham Villalobos When Brandon played that little metal phrase for fun, you could hear that he once had been playing lots of metal
@anthonyzbikowski529
@anthonyzbikowski529 3 года назад
They are both pretty musically omnivorous. I'm not sure you'd exactly call Rob just a "rock guitarist" based off of his own music, and Brandon is definately a metal head... more like two guitarists who specialize in different areas. I think it's entirely unsurprising and musically it has to be a blast to collaborate.
@hassanhaddad_official8367
@hassanhaddad_official8367 2 года назад
Thanks guys for your beautiful informations about the Oud 🙏🏼
@Cansyrian
@Cansyrian Год назад
I freaking adore and love when a western plays the oud, it brings me happiness seeing some of my culture being learned and passed on to other cultures, lovely video as always rob ! Probs to both of you! The guy who made the oud is from my country! He is a Syrian called Ibrahim el sucar. Beautiful instrument.
@pakfa1157
@pakfa1157 Год назад
Classical middle eastern advertisement too! Wishing peace & stability for you
@Cansyrian
@Cansyrian Год назад
@@pakfa1157 hahaha yea ! And thank you, You too!!
@codesent2125
@codesent2125 3 года назад
What ive learned from watching this: Lute players were slayer, before slayer was slayer
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