You are a master of getting amazing and fluid lines out of basic shapes. This is very inspiring stuff. It was also a pleasant surprise to hear you play the nylon string. And of course, thank you for the free lesson !
What a beautiful conversation with melodies rhythm and bass comp. My son loves your playing and has got so much inspiration and improvement from following your teaching performance. You are like a musical gift from God above... Thank you
Thanks for the lesson! I really like the tone of a nylon guitar for this type of playing. What combination of woods would you suggest for a nylon guitar?
Do U remember when U first started jazz. Was it hard. I'm sure it was. So how on earth would U expect any one to pick that up . playing at a thousand miles per hour. O mean really.
I would like to share my thoughts because something popped into my head on the occasion of the progression of 251 which is typical in jazz. Currently, I am stylistically unlimited and I listen to all kinds of music :) even that heavy but not heavy metal which is relatively light I mean I listen to heavy metal but I mean something much heavier like DEATH METAL etc :D anyway playing jazz, we have progress and create a solo but playing heavy sounds like death metal we have riffs In my opinion solo for chord progression it's easier than for riffs because when we have a riff (that itself is like a part of solo) how to play solo for "solo"/riff? Where to start learning this topic?
Very beautiful sounds from that guitar. I like your approach to teaching and would like to learn some standards. Can you share more about lessons you offer, and the guitar?
Tim, as a beginner guitar player who's just learned how to play from beginner tutorials online, would I get much benefit from your Truefire course? Is the content more catered to the intermediate/advanced level, or can someone with a very rudimentary understanding of guitar and music theory gain useful knowledge from your videos?
I think my melodic triads course might be a good thing to check out, watch the preview and see if you seems like it’s do able for you... good luck in your path.
As Tim said the Melodic Triads course is great for beginners. If you know your triads you automatically know 75% of your 7th chords (got that from Mick Goodrick).
Hi David, I think the guitar is a Yamaha NTX. Tim released a recent (April or May 2022 or thereabouts) UA-cam video reviewing the Yamaha NTX1 and I think perhaps this is it. I hope it is because it sounds lovely, and based on Tim's review I bought one at the weekend, £329 from PMT online in Portsmouth, UK. It really is a lovely playing instrument straight out of the box, both acoustically, or through an acoustic amp.
Tim you are one of my favourite people on this planet and you just happen to be an incredible musician / teacher / educator as well. Health and happiness to you for the next 100 years at least. Cheers from your student here in Australia.
Wow Tim, you should play nylon-string guitar more often... sounds so beautiful and you play it so well.
This is the best lesson I’ve seen on UA-cam, thanks Tim!
The great ones make it look SO easy.Tim is always an inspiration!
Fantastic video Tim! Thanks so much 😊
the movie picture ending is absolute poetry two children and a guitar
Great insight into your thinking, and beautiful music as always.
If you have a solo nylon acoustic cd available, I'll buy it right now. I can listen to you play forever
I love that idea. I’ll get to work on it !!
@@TimLerchGuitarplease keep this on your radar! Would love to hear a nylon string album from you
Thanks, Tim……been looking for direction for creating a solo on this classic….nice work! Great playing as always!
Excellent lesson Tim
You are a master of getting amazing and fluid lines out of basic shapes. This is very inspiring stuff. It was also a pleasant surprise to hear you play the nylon string. And of course, thank you for the free lesson !
Tim so good. I will enjoy searching out more of your guitar chats.
Beautiful
Nicely presented
the beard looks epic Tim.
What a beautiful conversation with melodies rhythm and bass comp. My son loves your playing and has got so much inspiration and improvement from following your teaching performance. You are like a musical gift from God above...
Thank you
Great from France.Versailles.France.
Great!!
Great lesson, thank you Tim! Is the other Black Orpheus content you've recorded already available on your TrueFire channel?
yes or soon from my website as well.
Beautiful Tim! Would love to hear you play my favorite standard, Alone Together.
ua-cam.com/video/R4vktr0Amt8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/eE-Ti_2O01c/v-deo.html
Omg I'm a jerk.... :)
Our life's journey !
thank. helpfull
Thanks for the lesson! I really like the tone of a nylon guitar for this type of playing. What combination of woods would you suggest for a nylon guitar?
i think this one has spruce and mahogany,
Hi Tim,
could you tell me more about the guitar (brand) ?
Yamaha?
Its a Yamaha I got it for about $400. very good value
@@TimLerchGuitar Sounds for more :-)
@@wolfgang4078 I bought a Cort nylon string about 10 years ago.It`s not my main guitar but it`s held up well & a lot of guitar for $400
I can't get close to your skill Tim, but it might help me if I owned a nylon strung guitar. Oh bugger....😉
Do U remember when U first started jazz. Was it hard. I'm sure it was. So how on earth would U expect any one to pick that up . playing at a thousand miles per hour. O mean really.
Lost a bit sometimes... Thx
That's another very hip lesson. The chromaticism appeal very much to my ear, to borrow your phrase :)
Nice to hear you on the nylon. Your teaching and playing carries so much of Ted’s ethos and style but also unique. Thanks for the lesson!
I like your style thanks for the instruction and inspiration
Nice to hear you on classical guitar! Can you tell us a bit about the instrument? The playing was lovely!
Great lesson, thank you
toca muito like e inscrito show BR
Damn that was lovely. Nylon suits you and the song very well. Love it. Shally
Great tips for this tune. I’ve been developing an arrangement for this tune, and you’ve given me so many good ideas. I really appreciate it. Thanks!
Very nice. Many thanks for this great lesson!
Great lesson, thank you Tim.
Lovely as always Sensei. I must relearn this one and post it on the forums. Might also be a good candidate for the private lessons after ATTYA.
When you say you are sorry, it is inspirational still! Thank you for this.
Tim says “sorry” but even his mistakes sound beautiful.
He's just so, so good. Wow...
Always terrific Tim and ...... so simply and beautiful ! Thanks
Always fun to jam with and learn from you.
Beautiful👏👏
damn hes good
Thank you!
I would like to share my thoughts because something popped into my head
on the occasion of the progression of 251 which is typical in jazz.
Currently, I am stylistically unlimited and I listen to all kinds of music :)
even that heavy but not heavy metal which is relatively light
I mean I listen to heavy metal but I mean something much heavier
like DEATH METAL etc :D anyway
playing jazz, we have progress and create a solo
but playing heavy sounds like death metal we have riffs
In my opinion solo for chord progression it's easier than for riffs
because when we have a riff (that itself is like a part of solo)
how to play solo for "solo"/riff?
Where to start learning this topic?
What make is that Guitar and where did you get it - sounds great
I remember on another video that he said in the comments that it's a yamaha. Dont remember the model tho
Fabulous
Tim, as usual superb. I'm in
Tim, your lyricism is peerless ...
Tim's tone in pretty.
Very beautiful sounds from that guitar. I like your approach to teaching and would like to learn some standards. Can you share more about lessons you offer, and the guitar?
Tim, as a beginner guitar player who's just learned how to play from beginner tutorials online, would I get much benefit from your Truefire course? Is the content more catered to the intermediate/advanced level, or can someone with a very rudimentary understanding of guitar and music theory gain useful knowledge from your videos?
I think my melodic triads course might be a good thing to check out, watch the preview and see if you seems like it’s do able for you... good luck in your path.
As Tim said the Melodic Triads course is great for beginners. If you know your triads you automatically know 75% of your 7th chords (got that from Mick Goodrick).
Thanks Tim. ☆
Nice lesson Tim. What guitar is that? Sounds real good.
this guitar is a $400 Yamaha, its is a very good value.
@@TimLerchGuitar Thanks Tim. It sounds great and so do you. Great video as always. :)
So good....
Beautiful guitarist
And he plays well, too!
Thank you.
Ha ha, I've got a lot to learn. Thanks for letting us into your thoughts for a little bit.
Thank 💜 You LOVE
Great ideas. Thanks.
07:30 this morning I was tapping my foot to it!
Great sounds!
Tim, this is great...thank you! What guitar are you playing, sounds really nice!!!
Never mind on the guitar, saw earlier posts....
Hi David, I think the guitar is a Yamaha NTX. Tim released a recent (April or May 2022 or thereabouts) UA-cam video reviewing the Yamaha NTX1 and I think perhaps this is it. I hope it is because it sounds lovely, and based on Tim's review I bought one at the weekend, £329 from PMT online in Portsmouth, UK. It really is a lovely playing instrument straight out of the box, both acoustically, or through an acoustic amp.
Thank you
Tim you are one of my favourite people on this planet and you just happen to be an incredible musician / teacher / educator as well. Health and happiness to you for the next 100 years at least. Cheers from your student here in Australia.
Dear Tim, please speak not so much, better play!
Dear Venzi this is a lesson. In lessons I speak. You can also find a performance of this tune on another video.
@@TimLerchGuitar Thanks for the reply Tim, I will take your advice. I wish you all the best!