Grisha, I know you were very tired, but I really enjoyed this livestream. I was gobsmacked by how quickly you can figure out how a piece is played. And I learned a few tricks, too. To see your skills on display is always inspirational. Believe me, the last thing I would think is that you are boring. It's more like I'm hanging on every word. The Q&A was fun, also. I'll be looking for the next livestream. I wasn't able to catch this one live, but hopefully I can the next.
No worries. You did great :D you need to relax a bit and ease into the talking as if you were speaking with close friends, and the only way to do it is to do it more often, sort of like practice
Thank you very much Grisha for sharing this with everyone! I'm going to learn by ear "Con Garbo y Salero" to refine my skills, in particular to recognise notes and playing them. To see how you approach the same task has been very useful and has inspired me a lot. I love flamenco and I'm still practicing with the same acustic guitar I started with, hopefully soon I'll buy a classical one :) I wish you the best!
This was a wonderful video. Thanks so much Grisha for sharing your knowledge, advice and wonderful playing with us. You were one of the very first flamenco guitarists I ever heard and your playing continues to inspire me so much! I look forward to your future live streams and videos and I hope to see you perform live one day too.Thank you!
Thank you so I hope for this upload! I caught the livestream late so it’s nice to be able to watch it in full. Your process to learning a piece via recording was very rewarding to watch! Side note, you could start these livestreams with a 1-5 minute countdown timer to allow people to join. This is definitely not necessary, but would allow you to hit the ground running. Thanks again!!
Very nice lesson. Thanks a lot. Your method is smart and effective in extracting the melody !! Have you always extracted flamenco melodies in this way?
Paganini, both volumes. I also have his Scarlatti sonatas, several volumes. Plus, whatever unpublished handwritten arrangements Eliot shared with me during my studies. He was very generous and never held anything back.
Thanks for tuning in, Friends! I am sorry I was all over the place. I am definitely not a podcaster! Hopefully, next time will be better.
Grisha, I know you were very tired, but I really enjoyed this livestream. I was gobsmacked by how quickly you can figure out how a piece is played. And I learned
a few tricks, too. To see your skills on display is always inspirational. Believe me,
the last thing I would think is that you are boring. It's more like I'm hanging on every word. The Q&A was fun, also. I'll be looking for the next livestream. I wasn't able to
catch this one live, but hopefully I can the next.
No worries. You did great :D you need to relax a bit and ease into the talking as if you were speaking with close friends, and the only way to do it is to do it more often, sort of like practice
You'd be surprised at how many things are a lot like practicing music
It is very kind of you to spend all this time with us , answering our questions. Great musician and great person. Thanks a lot again.
When you perform at 1% it is better than most of us at 100%, I always am overwhelmed by the quality of your playing 👏👏👏👌✌️
Thank you very much Grisha for sharing this with everyone! I'm going to learn by ear "Con Garbo y Salero" to refine my skills, in particular to recognise notes and playing them. To see how you approach the same task has been very useful and has inspired me a lot. I love flamenco and I'm still practicing with the same acustic guitar I started with, hopefully soon I'll buy a classical one :) I wish you the best!
I wish you luck!
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This was a wonderful video. Thanks so much Grisha for sharing your knowledge, advice and wonderful playing with us. You were one of the very first flamenco guitarists I ever heard and your playing continues to inspire me so much! I look forward to your future live streams and videos and I hope to see you perform live one day too.Thank you!
This was amazing!
Thank you so much for these streams!
U r the best bro ‘+ really big thanx for you
Thank you so I hope for this upload! I caught the livestream late so it’s nice to be able to watch it in full. Your process to learning a piece via recording was very rewarding to watch!
Side note, you could start these livestreams with a 1-5 minute countdown timer to allow people to join. This is definitely not necessary, but would allow you to hit the ground running. Thanks again!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Very nice lesson. Thanks a lot. Your method is smart and effective in extracting the melody !! Have you always extracted flamenco melodies in this way?
Hi Grisha!!! You are a great artist. I am following you since a very looooong time.. I want to ask you what do you think about Ben woods?
All the power to him doing his thing! Flametal sounds cool.
🌹🌹🌹
Can't see clearly but is that Paganini or Scarlatti arrangements by Fisk? Great work your amazing. . Sabicas is the daddy
Paganini, both volumes. I also have his Scarlatti sonatas, several volumes. Plus, whatever unpublished handwritten arrangements Eliot shared with me during my studies. He was very generous and never held anything back.
Dear Grisha, will an album be released from you or not?
Hopefully!
Do you have perfect pitch?
👏👏👏👏👏👏
_Ole !_
Когда мы увидим твои композиторские этюды Гриша?)
Здесь можно! Playlist is called "A bit of my music"