This video is a real treat, Will. I welcome your proposal to turn this into a regular feature. Thanks so much for sharing and all the best for the new year!
Awesome stuff, looking forward to the next one. Bought three of your albums after listening alot on spotify, had a guilty conscience. You cannot imagine how much your music inspires other people, but many u can :) Greetings from Hamburg, Germany.
Sounds fantastic Will! And despite the randomised start point it still sounds recognisably "Will McNicol". Think I might have a bash at that tuning too at some point in the near future
Ye s ss ss ! ! Always when watching you and others 'fingerstylers' I have this idea on my mind .. a big part of the public plays the guitar. What about some music ideas/'motifs' on the guitar too ? Maybe an album with the followers, hehe :) And would be great to see the proccess, the video of you composing the piece. Maybe on the twitch or another one .. I don't use Instagram :/
Thanks for watching, Dennis! An album inspired by suggestions I hope to have done like this by the end of the year =) A livestream of me composing could be good fun - definitely something I could make happen on Patreon!
Simply how it turned out as Chris and I wrote it together. Everyone hears things differently as well - to me it’s more reflective than it is melancholic. But, that’s the great thing about music I suppose - everyone has a different experience with it.
Hi folks - I'd love to know your thoughts on this as a series - any suggestions just let me know, and all the very best for 2022 =)
👍😁🥰🦔🐿Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Anita!
Thats impressive Will. In such a short time as well. I think a wee lesson in harping is order! Cheers, Colin
Cheers Colin! And sure thing, always happy to wax lyrical about all things harmonics =)
Merci pour cette vidéo Will!
That was wonderful to watch and hear the final piece
Ah thanks Dan! Episode 2 coming out this week coming =)
Lovely composition. I can’t wait to try it!
Have fun, John!
This is really fascinating and cool.
Thanks for checking it out!
Absolutely snailed it 😏 *runs away* 😂
👏 👏 👏 👏 😂😂
Bravo Will!
Thank you!
Impressive and fascinating, Will! Have you ever noodled around with the EBDGAD tuning that David Crosby uses for CSNs Guinevere track?
Hi Lyndon, glad you enjoyed it! I haven't - thank for throwing it my way - I'll have a noodle!
This video is a real treat, Will. I welcome your proposal to turn this into a regular feature. Thanks so much for sharing and all the best for the new year!
Thanks very much, Marc - glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome stuff, looking forward to the next one. Bought three of your albums after listening alot on spotify, had a guilty conscience. You cannot imagine how much your music inspires other people, but many u can :) Greetings from Hamburg, Germany.
Thanks very much indeed, Simon, and my humble thanks for buying my albums - much appreciated.
Happy new year Will!
Gorgeous piece.
Thanks kindly, Paul - and a very Happy New Year to you too!
Excellent series idea:) I suggest exploring some creative harmony & jazz chords in CGCGCD.
Cheers James. That’s a juicy suggestion right there - thanks very much!
Sounds fantastic Will! And despite the randomised start point it still sounds recognisably "Will McNicol". Think I might have a bash at that tuning too at some point in the near future
Thanks very much, David. Have fun noodling in this tuning!
Ye s ss ss ! !
Always when watching you and others 'fingerstylers' I have this idea on my mind .. a big part of the public plays the guitar.
What about some music ideas/'motifs' on the guitar too ? Maybe an album with the followers, hehe :)
And would be great to see the proccess, the video of you composing the piece. Maybe on the twitch or another one ..
I don't use Instagram :/
Thanks for watching, Dennis! An album inspired by suggestions I hope to have done like this by the end of the year =) A livestream of me composing could be good fun - definitely something I could make happen on Patreon!
Why the song "Horizons Suite, Pt. IV" sounds so sad and depressing?
Simply how it turned out as Chris and I wrote it together. Everyone hears things differently as well - to me it’s more reflective than it is melancholic. But, that’s the great thing about music I suppose - everyone has a different experience with it.
@@will_mcnicol Can't agree more about that, varies experience enrich the music. Thank you!