This is great, David, I play nylon string fingerstyle exclusively (been learning flamenco since the pandemic) so I love collecting pieces like this to practice on. I love having made the switch to nylon. Now when I travel I don't even think about bringing a guitar, I just buy a cheap nylon string at a thrift shop and sell it back before I leave. So much happier like you said with the simplicity and the fundamentals that playing fingerstyle engenders. Thank you my UA-cam guitar teacher!
Very cool piece. I find it interesting that some tunes I don’t play for years & they come back no problem. Others I forget (shortly after learning) & relearn & re-forget. I bet that’s common…
Dave, I recall a 1980s Guitar Player (Magazine) article where Carlos Santana said he practiced in the dark for years, to develop his ear, pitch and technique to make sounds. That's always been good enough for me to do it too .. Love your channel, man. It's the most fabulous guitar channel out there. Your piece has fine emotion, enjoyed it so much.
Awesome piece here David . I have a Taylor 110-e guitar I keep next to my bed on its stand , and cannot tell you how many times my wife wakes up , middle of the night , catching me “ noodling around on it “ when some random arrangement gets stuck in my head & I just gotta work on it until I figure it out . I find that playing by feel without seeing what I’m actually doing has helped in many ways . Anyway thanks again for all you post & share with us , and hopefully will see more of your acoustic abilities in future . 😎👍
Nice. Just saw Luke Nelson live playing his classical just like his dad Willie. haunting. Did a great guitar solo on it as well. Glad to see your electricity back. Rock on brother🤘
My dad is 74 now and he could play about any style on guitar, chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, and I myself play and have damn near 20 years but I can not get that finger picking down ,, but I'm also left handed but play guitar right handed, that may be my problem.
Wonderful original nocturn composition! Not sure if you have a name for it. `Song In the Dark` might be a good one. I noticed you and other classical guitarist don`t anchor with your pinky on the soundboard yet you still have accurate finger control. Looks like you anchor with your forearm on the guitar top and possibly wrist on the bridge area. Anyways, enjoyed this episode and hope you do more acoustic fingerpicking videos.
Try to do a lesson about the riffs and solos by the band Dr Sin of the guitarist Eduardo Edu Ardanuy. They use to open for 80's bands and was the top 10 greatest guitar player in 1988. He has a solo album called Electric Nightmare to check out also all the Dr Sin albums.
Honestly,, I think that style limits your usually awesome creativity, and harmony, I think it would be good if you did another approach, but make it more flamenco, your rock language, and instincts are good for that
Man your channels great. Thanks David
Another awesome Lesson David!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸 Eagerly awaiting your cd release!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!!
This is great, David, I play nylon string fingerstyle exclusively (been learning flamenco since the pandemic) so I love collecting pieces like this to practice on. I love having made the switch to nylon. Now when I travel I don't even think about bringing a guitar, I just buy a cheap nylon string at a thrift shop and sell it back before I leave. So much happier like you said with the simplicity and the fundamentals that playing fingerstyle engenders. Thank you my UA-cam guitar teacher!
absolutely beautiful. and because I've been absorbing your channel, I guessed key of G. thank you.
Very cool piece. I find it interesting that some tunes I don’t play for years & they come back no problem. Others I forget (shortly after learning) & relearn & re-forget. I bet that’s common…
i just bought an classical guitar last week thank you for the lesson...
Wow ... another great lesson just as I had my acoustic out.🎸
Enjoyed that video immensely 🤩
Dave, I recall a 1980s Guitar Player (Magazine) article where Carlos Santana said he practiced in the dark for years, to develop his ear, pitch and technique to make sounds. That's always been good enough for me to do it too .. Love your channel, man. It's the most fabulous guitar channel out there. Your piece has fine emotion, enjoyed it so much.
Thank you David 🙏🔥
Great lesson and that's a nice piece you wrote Dave, I'm going to have to grab that book by Hal Leonard, thanks!
Awesome piece here David . I have a Taylor 110-e guitar I keep next to my bed on its stand , and cannot tell you how many times my wife wakes up , middle of the night , catching me “ noodling around on it “ when some random arrangement gets stuck in my head & I just gotta work on it until I figure it out . I find that playing by feel without seeing what I’m actually doing has helped in many ways . Anyway thanks again for all you post & share with us , and hopefully will see more of your acoustic abilities in future . 😎👍
Another great lesson, David! I wore the grooves out of that Romeros album.
Nice. Just saw Luke Nelson live playing his classical just like his dad Willie. haunting. Did a great guitar solo on it as well. Glad to see your electricity back. Rock on brother🤘
Very Cool. Thanks for sharing.
Ahhh original love it Dave keep er going! Love Leo Brouwer being among the list ...he kinda gets lost in the shuffle...
Fantastic~
Sos crack David saludos desde Argentina!!!
My dad is 74 now and he could play about any style on guitar, chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, and I myself play and have damn near 20 years but I can not get that finger picking down ,, but I'm also left handed but play guitar right handed, that may be my problem.
love that intro :)
how about some t-bone walker licks? a lot of younger players probably never heard of him.
Wonderful original nocturn composition! Not sure if you have a name for it. `Song In the Dark` might be a good one. I noticed you and other classical guitarist don`t anchor with your pinky on the soundboard yet you still have accurate finger control. Looks like you anchor with your forearm on the guitar top and possibly wrist on the bridge area. Anyways, enjoyed this episode and hope you do more acoustic fingerpicking videos.
I wish I had hands that big. It would sure help.
And with an acoustic guitar if you're chording hand doesn't chord correctly it deadens the strings , so you have to chord with some strength.
Fabulous lesson, Dave. To digress for a moment, could you do a Bill Nelson Be Bop Deluxe lesson sometime?
With the F# added I'm guessing the key is G major.
Try to do a lesson about the riffs and solos by the band Dr Sin of the guitarist Eduardo Edu Ardanuy. They use to open for 80's bands and was the top 10 greatest guitar player in 1988. He has a solo album called Electric Nightmare to check out also all the Dr Sin albums.
Look up the man Jeff Healy, and this is pretty much his life and career.
Is this supposed to be Someone Like You by Dan Wilson (Adele)?
nice, needs a bit more satan though, rock on dave
Honestly,, I think that style limits your usually awesome creativity, and harmony,
I think it would be good if you did another approach, but make it more flamenco, your rock language, and instincts are good for that
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