SUNDANCE (Ben Woods) Rosewood Guitar Seattle
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2022
- My composition California Sundance played on a Gregory L. Oxrieder Flamenco Guitar at the Rosewood Guitar shop in Seattle Washington. Here, for many of the quick runs and alzapuas I use my alternate techniques #alternail and #altzapua . They help me stay relaxed at any speed and avoid hand injury.
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Thanks for the view and subscribe! I'll keep making more. I love playing this tune! It's something I composed this as an update and a nod of respect to "Mediterranean Sundance" by the great Al DiMeola and Paco de Lucia (45 years ago). I developed and use #alternail and #altzapua with my index nail as an alternative to picado and alzapua sometimes TO HELP AVOID HAND INJURY. Now I can achieve these fast runs at any tempo, feeling comfortable and relaxed without the speed wall and insecurities that those techniques sometimes bring.
You sir are a beast! Very well coined alternail and altzapua 🤣🔥
Fantastic! I try to practice with you everyday. I do your lessons. They’re short and to the point. It’s inspiring to learn from someone with your level of talent and dedication.
Hey!
What lessons are u talking about? Cos Ben doesn't post any lessons except for some tips or stuff like that!?
And those aren't musical lessons.
@@Ra-cq4el He has 6 short lessons on flamenco technique. They’re less than 4 minutes each. From piccolo to nail care. Check it out!
Thank you!
@@BenjaminWoods Thank you, Mr. Woods! As a solo singer/guitarist, I need to get as much music and sound out of my guitar as I can. Your lessons on flamenco technique are short, targeted, and provide ample practice in less than 4 minutes. Looking forward to more … Cheers!
@@sjkovacs Also I have 24 lessons (at almost an hour long each) for my UA-cam channel members ($9.99 per month). I go over in detail techniques and full song tutorials. ua-cam.com/video/9otJrr2KLg8/v-deo.html
Awesome 👏!!
Beautiful playing!
És uma sumidade com isso nas mãos
Satisfying!!
Thank you Japra!
Wonderful finger kontrol , speed and pure talent 👍
Wow. What else to say. Seattle Sundance.
Got that right!
Your skill match Tomatito, your soul match Armik. What an performance!
I'll take it! Thank you
amazing
Thanks Benjamin!
You are the best 😘
👏🌹👏🌹👏🌹👏🌹
great stuff, love your playing overall and the Californian Sundace is the one that I come back to listen again and again the most. A bit weird to listen to it with just 1 guitar, but it's all still there.
Any changes you'll get the Californian Sundance in spotify? Just as a single would be great ;)
Thank you Kradantoste! Spotify? maybe not. Making albums and recordings are not as important to me now than making videos are. But good idea, I may just.
Beautiful piece of yours! Miss your FAQ-videos though
so here is a question: Which technique (tremolo, picado, alzapua...) took you the most time to develop?
Thank you. PICADO for me is the most uncomfortable technique, for my hands its just not ergonomic which is why I developed the #alternail technique. It's just more comfortable.
'80s Metal influence on this composition? Nah, not a bit. That was intense!
Thanks T
This guy should have more views...in what kind of world are we living in?????? 🤮
Sir do you still do flamenco with pick?
Not really. I use my index nail as a pick. I did that 6 video PICK FLAMENCO series to prove it can be done. I know people out there with hand injuries and I know that could help.
When you were practicing hours everyday in your early 20s starting out did you know you wanted to be a musician as a living? Or was it sheer luck and coincidence that it happened? I know you mentioned you got the sponsorship just from being good, but did you have a “musical plan” or was it just how things turned out?
Great question. I always knew I wanted to do music for a living, I just had no idea how I'd make it happen. But I took every opportunity that presented itself and tried to expand on them, think in bigger ways maybe not thought of before. Getting ideas and inspiration but then acting on them.