Jazz on the Classical Guitar (compilation)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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This video was recorded at Yoursonic Studios Rijswijk. Olaf Tarenskeen played el.classical guitar; Erik Robaard on bass and Joost Kesseler on drums. See the complete recordings at Vimeo.
The first part of my research project "Transmutations of the classical guitar in contemporary jazz through experiment and improvisation'
which I have been working on in the last 2 years is now online.
Please have a look and make use of the email address to give your response.
olaftarenskeen@icloud.com
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I appreciate a response as a peer feedback also It would be of interest for the research platform.
ABSTRACT
“Transmutations of the Classical Guitar in Contemporary Jazz through Experiment and
Improvisation” by Olaf Tarenskeen
An Artistic research on the integration of sound and style in contemporary art music and jazz, presented in an improvisational context.
In this thesis, transmutations are an addition to composing and arranging music for guitar solo, improvising in jazz settings resulting in a cohesive style that bridges the boundaries of genres in themselves and in popular music.
The initial question leading to this research, the course of the analysis itself and the outcome of the analysis, research and interpretation in the conclusion is demonstrated in this lecture-recital as an overall view, accompanied by video and audio, in a live presentation by the author, performer guitarist.
This artistic research has been made possible with support by LOOS Den Haag/Studio LOOS and the municipality of The Hague 2022
Transmutations of the Classical Guitar in Modern Jazz through Experiment and Improvisation © 2022
2:12 lmao sweet child o mine
attentive viewer!
i came here to find this comment
Wow classical guitar sounds so much nice with jazz
Spanish guitar it's the best for jazz . congratulations.
More more more.
Thank you for this video . amazing
Really enjoyed that. Who made your guitar? That neck looks really comfortable. Thanks for sharing.
One of the best dutch guitarists we have here in holland👍
Beautiful.. I also want to grow old like this
Llevo mucho tiempo tocando jazz sobre clásica guitarra... Estoy enamorado.
Piensen que las archtops querían en su origen ser como las guitarras españolas.
love to see classical guitars played in styles I'm not used to, always sparks my creativity and makes my want to branch out and try new things
pretty rare to see a lefty bass player, wonder if the bass is just restrung, or built/braced for lefties
The bass front was removed to change parts. Quite a operation.
so niceee💛
May i know what the name of song on 0:03-0:42 that you playing in this video sir?
Very musical! I'm a Jazz saxophonist and pianist of many decades. I just bought a classical guitar (the Yamaha "silent" one; it has a wider neck, but just shy of a typical classical guitar neck). I have zero experience with guitar. Regarding voicings, on piano I use "Bill Evans rootless voicings" and voicings in 7ths and 10ths (root, 7th, root 3rd or 10th), etc. Yet when I look up "Jazz guitar voicings," all I see are what I would call "block chords (root, 3, 5, 7). What I'm looking for are 2-5-1 voicings that lead nicely to / from each other and that won't contort my fingers too much. Although I have giant hands and long fingers (I'm 6'6"), I'm not sure how much to stretch them in trying to reach voicings. You're playing with a bass player .. are you using rootless voicings? Thanks....
There are hundreds of voicings, guitar is pretty directional like some of the more exotic trill keys on saxophone.
Yup, the voicings are endless but some of them are very difficult for the fingers. Piano voicings are not often easy on guitar. Ten fingers versus four.
yeah !!
What kind of mic is that clamped to the guitar body? Sounds like it is excellent for recording...
This is perfect for an Unplugged setting. They do make Lightly Polished Strings which are basically Flatwound Strings w/ a Nylon Core.
Really sounds good. I was inspired. Thanks.
Absolutely wonderful, improvisation for classical guitar is so rare! At this point, my dream would be to see you play with our Claudio Quartarone.
suena muy calido el jazz en guitarra española.. muy esquisita convinacion..
Beautiful, great guitar, great trio. Does your guitar have the conventional wide fingerboard found on classical guitars or the narrower board usually found on steel sting guitars?
Thank you for sharing this great music
the narrower board 48mm
Fingerboard is 48mm wide at the top nut.
Yea… the tone of the classical guitar and the double bass- it’s a fit.
Bravissimo!!! Fraseggio fluido!!! 👏👏🤩
очень красиво...молодцы
Awesome playing: just subscribed to your channel
Great work on the classical guitar! Thoroughly enjoyed it!
This sounds really great, thanks.
sir how long have you been practicing lol
Great players.... unreal
Good good good😮
i aspire to have my guitar playing skills reach such a level
Molt boooo🎉❤
This is simply perfect!!!
Thank you!
Mooie compilatie!
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beautiful sound...
😎🔥👍
Hell yes 🔥
Beautiful playing. Great tone. What make guitar do you play? Is that a flat fretboard? Thanks, Stephanie
Heeres Guitars the Hague. It is a curved fretboard.
@@gitaarlesdenhaag-olaftaren9740 Thank you.
Just lovely! Makes me think of the old days, when I used to listen to great Maestro Charlie Byrd.. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
sounds great is that a DPA mic you are using on the guitar?
Yes that is a DPA but only for ambience, LRbaggs and Barbera pickups are supporting the global sound eq'd by a Bose mixer system
@@classicaljazzguitar22 Thanks for the info. Funny, I was trying to decide between the Barbera and the DPA. I don't anticipate using it in a combo band situation such as this, but more in a solo guitar application, restaurants,. lounges... What are your impressions of the Barbera for this vs. the DPA? I greatly appreciate any insight or experience you are willing to share. Thanks.
Earl Klugh is known for that