Posts Tagged ‘classic’
Arab middle east classical guitar song Jeffrey ghelman
Update 05/29/2010
Thanks so far all for watching and enjoying
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Check my new arabic acoustic recording:
This a song i made using arab, harmonic and phrygian dominant scales. also combining different techniques i know. its not really complex, i improvise in some parts. This a really fun song for me to play
Hope you like it.
Guitar is tuned: DADGBD a half tep down
Edit:
New info..
Well i have gotten many request for a tab and explanation of what did the song include. Im terrible for making tabs and dont have the time for it. As for how to get playing this style:
The style is focused on always using a constant note as the background ringing, also known as the drone note. In this case its D, it can be any. With the the note always ringing you play using the phrygian mode and the harmonic minor scale, which i think its called phrygian dominant scale, on a Normal tuned guitar it will look like this.
This is on E (it cant be moved anywhere on the fretboard)
e- 0 -1 4-5 …
b- 0-1-3
g–1-2
d- -0-2-3
a- 0-2-3
E- 0-1-4
Lastly i dont know anything o arabic stuff or indian in music. The idea and influence of this piece i got it from a song called home by dreamtheater, check it out if you want to get a feeling with the style
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Learn Classical Guitar Asturias Leyenda Free Sheet Music
Learning classical guitar should not be a bore and its not. Just get the free sheet music, in tablature & notation, for Asturias (Leyenda) from www.rezzonator.com and go along with the free overview.
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Bach Guitar Tabs – Classical Guitar Sheet Music
http://www.rezzonator.com/classical-guitar-tabs-bach-free.php Bach Guitar Tabs. This prelude, originally for the lute, works very well on the guitar. Visit us for free sheet music.
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“Extreme – More than words” instrumental on classical guitar
Readme:
This is my interpretation of the song “More than words” by “Extreme”. This is my rearrangement and there are no tabs I know showing how to play the song this way. But if you like to play it this way, I’d be pleased to help you with some tips… To begin with: Try to play the song “campfire style” and sing to it, just “the normal chords”, then add the hit-on-the-strings to it, sing again. Then – after you’re done with the basic chords and the “percussive playing”, try to add the “singing guitar” to it. Use the discant-strings to play the melody thats sung in the song… done 
In fact im not satisfied with this version of the song, I’ll work a little on improving it further.
But I’m leaving today for two weeks in norway, so this is just a little “hello there!” and kind of a promise that more on this song and others will follow soon!
So stay tuned and subcribe soon
And of course, you can use this video as a backing track to sing on it. Please post it as a response afterwards and I’ll look forward to hear you sing.
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J.S. Bach Toccata [Electric Guitar] + ‘Impro’.
http://www.towersound.net : A passage of the Toccata (J.S. Bach), with an electric guitar + a “Classical” improvisation. Become a fan of Towersound on facebook : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Towersound/308341613696
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” Seal – Kiss from a rose ” instrumental on classical guitar
I’ve heard a piano-instrumental-version of this song by Seal and tried to play it on classic guitar.
So this is my own arrangement and theres no tab for this version on the internet.
But if you find some tab thats worth mentioning, mail the adress to me and I’ll post it here!
Or if you like to tab it out… i’d post the link here and give you credit for tabbing out.
Share your opinion!
P.S.: Since I haven’t got any tabs for the song… just heard the song and played it…
perhaps you can figure it out by watching the vid? The song was played in a/A.
The Chords at the beginning:
Intro: A F G A
Song:
(A)There used to be… (F)tower alo(G)ne …sea (A)
And so on…
Bridge:
(G)I’ve been (D)kissed by a(C)rose on the (G)grave
Finishing the bridge: GDCA
And of course, you can use this video as a backing track to sing on it. Please post it as a response afterwards and I’ll look forward to hear you sing.
Also be sure to subscribe to my channel, since more videos will follow, also non-covers.. I have some funny ideas of what needs to be played with the guitar…!
Anything I’ve forgotten?
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“Mecano – Hijo de la luna” instrumental on classical guitar
Read me?
I once heard this song covered by a girl ‘Loona’ from the netherlands but I think its originally a ‘Mecano’ song.
Just heard the song (now that Mecano-version) and played it, I have no tabs, sorry.
But this might help:
Basically you can play the song in ‘a’ like this:
Intro and verses (very simple):
a-G-F-G
Bridge (give it some try):
a-G-F-G a-G-C-D
Chorus (perhaps not that easy at first):
e-D-C-H
e-D-C-h7
e-D-C-H
e-D-C-h7
(ahaha ahaha…)
e-h7-e-D-C
(hijo de la luna-aa…)
F-G-a
If you like singing it like Mecano, use a capodaster (is it called ‘capodaster’ in english? I’m not sure. I’m from germany) and transpond it 4 semitones up (a becomes cis , but with the capodaster you play like a. thats all the trick).
Anything I’ve forgotten?
Any tips against possible mistakes in my english texts?
Just let me know.
And please don’s ask for tabs.. just try out a little and have fun playing… thats the best advice possible I think…
Please share your opinion!
And of course, you can use this video as a backing track to sing on it. Please post it as a response afterwards and I’ll look forward to hear you sing.
Be sure to visit this link:
It’s Nynke21 singing with this instrumental as backing track. I think, she’s very talented and I like her singing a lot!
Also be sure to subscribe to my channel, since more videos will follow, also non-covers.. I have some funny ideas of what needs to be played with the guitar…!
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Bach-Classical Guitar-Sarabande BWV 997
J.S.Bach Sarabande BWV 997 played by Daniele Magli :
Although at the present time it’s impossible to arrive at precise dates for Bach’s lute works,it is nonetheless reasonable to presume,with a good margin of probability,that they date from the composer’s Cothen period,from 1717 to 1723,when Bach was living at the court of prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cothen. A large part of Bach’s output dates,in fact, from this period,as he held the post of “chamber musician” to the calvinist prince Leopold,at whose court secular concert music was generally preferred to sacred works,and more frequently performed.
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Ciao,
Daniele Magli
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http://www.guitar4u.co.kr/Scott Kritzer performs Bach on Classical Guitar
This performance recorded on June 15, 2007 at Hood River, Oregon. I am performing Michael Lorimer’s transcription of J.S. Bach’s Sarabande from the 1st Cello Suite.
Visit www.scottkritzer.com for more information about me and to learn about an exciting proven e-learning program for aspiring guitarists.
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