Відео

"Hi, that's a good question! Both ways can work depending on the melody of the song. If the melody resolves on the downbeat, such as in "Take the A Train". You would also start the ending phrase on the downbeat (1). However when the melody resolves on the "&" of beat 4 such as in "In A Mellow Tone" the ending would start there instead. You could also omit the first note and play the ending starting on the '&' of beat 1 to avoid clashing with the melody if you are unsure about the final rhythm. Why not have a free trial lesson with us (in-person or online) if you'd like to learn more!

Thanks so much!

Thanks!

Sure, it's in the key of E major! This is the original key.

Hello. Yes, it's published in "Album of Selected Pieces for Two Guitars" edited by Yuquijiro Yocoh (Edition Gendai Guitar GG563). If you search for GG563 ギター二重奏選集 編著 横尾幸弘 you should find it.

Thanks for listening!

Thank you so much! It's great to hear that you enjoyed it - have a wonderful springtime!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!

Thanks!! Smoke on the Water - definitely, and in a reggae style too! ;)

Obrigado!

Thanks so much, Alan. Yes, it's a wonderful piece.

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Thanks!

@@Theamericanguitaracademy Thank You for your offer & time!👌🥳

Thank you for listening!!

Do you have a favorite Morgan Wallen song? Let us know and we'll do our best to cover it!

Thanks!

@@Theamericanguitaracademy Oh,really!Can you arrange and play "bluesette"?

Thanks for the suggestion. We'll see what we can do!

@@AlGO.4 Enjoy! ua-cam.com/users/shortsttIHoBzbOHI

Thank you so much!! Are there any songs you'd like us to cover?

@@Theamericanguitaracademy Thanks for responding (: i really like the jurassic park theme so maybe you can play that

Thank you, Roberto!

ありがとうございます‼

Thank you, Julia! If you have a song you'd like us to cover, please let us know!

Thank you for listening. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you very much!

@@Theamericanguitaracademy You're welcome!

Thanks! Unfortunately, this also isn't labelled in the book we got it from. We'll try to find out, but this one could be more tricky.. )

@@Theamericanguitaracademy Oh, don't worry about it. I thought they knew but didn't write the info.

Thank you very much, Caroline. It was a pleasure to record, so glad you like it!

It's from the book "Solo Guitar Playing" by Frederick Noad where unfortunately, it is not referenced and is simply called "Chorale". (It actually appears there as a trio, but in our arrangement, the guitarist in the lower video is reading two parts). After a bit of research, we managed to find it: it's from St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244, No. 21 Choral: "Erkenne mich, mein Hüter"

​@@Theamericanguitaracademy Thank you so much! It's beautiful! And it's from the Matthew's passion! In this amazing 2 1/2 hours long passion, there are many beautiful movements. One of my favorite is Erbarme dich (Arie), here played also on guitar ua-cam.com/video/r-1Ue0L--FE/v-deo.html If you are interested, the Netherland Bach Society plays the whole passion, lots of great music

@@carolineseguin-ro5vt Thank you for listening and we're glad you liked it! Thank you also for the link to the excellent performance of "Ebarme Dich, Mein Gott". Yes, the Netherlands Bach Society is great!!

P.S. If you have a favorite Bach piece you'd like to hear on guitar, we'll do our best to do it. Just let us know!

@@Theamericanguitaracademy Thank you for your beautiful arrangement of Erkenne mich, mein Hüter

ニュートン・ジョンのバージョンは素晴らしいですね。