Któryś z wielkich muzyków stwierdził, że gitara jest unikalnym instrumentem - jest jak orkiestra symfoniczna - dopiero Marcin Patrzałek sprawił, że jest to prawda - i aksjomat. One of the great musicians said that the guitar is a unique instrument - it's like a symphony orchestra - Marcin Patrzałek made it true - and an axiom.

Marcin jest znakomitym gitarzysta lubię jego grę oraz fantastyczne aranżacje widać że jest pasjonatem gitary jest dla niego jak śliczna dziewczyna Dimash i Marcin dwa unikalne talenty światowe które warto wspierać bo są niesamowite Pozdrawiam super kanał

You are the most beautiful couple on the internet, you speak so beautifully of my beloved Poland.. Thank you.

Chopin of guitar...

Napoleon said: If something is impossible, let Poles do it.

You wondered what song it is: This was Caprice No 24 by Paganini, then Misirlou (from Pulp Fiction).

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Cool !

Great reaction guys.

Exactly . I think ur totally on point with Marvin’s mashup .

1:43 .. well there is some love I guess... :) somebody to guitar somebody to partner. Quite nice.

I seen Carlos Santana when I was 4 yrs. old 1969’. He’s the WIZARD!!!

@ReactToTheWorld

4 жыл бұрын

You actually remember that when you were 4?! Must have been absolutely memorable!

Flamenco is the Spanish travelers and gipsy singers and dancers style

l would like so much to hear what Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and so,.. so. many more have to say about Marcin!

paganini violin master

See his channel

Dat da Paganini Caprice 24

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HIYAAAA

Wow! ☺️ I hope somebody will do reaction video to my videos in the future. 🙏

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Marcin Patrzalek- phonetics in english- Marcheen Pathshalehk

@drakedakes

4 жыл бұрын

Rather MAR-cheen putt-SHAH-weck ;) Wiki approved.

@anyas2002

4 жыл бұрын

@@drakedakes wiki is what other people make, not necessarily perfect

@drakedakes

4 жыл бұрын

@@anyas2002 I wouldn't say it is perfect, however, it is much closer to proper pronunciation than that. Why? 1) 'a' in "path-" is long and nasal, which is not the case in Polish 'a': here it is belongs to unstressed syllable so it must be short. This is why I put "putt-". 2) 'th' in "path-" doesn't exist in Polish language, therefore it has to be 't'. 3) Instead of 'sha-' which goes for /æ/-kind pronunciation, one should use something unambiguous like "shah" which directs the speaker to /a/-like pronunciation, and since it is stressed syllable here, this is reasonable to insist on long, though nasal in English, vowel. 4) Since original part in the name is "-ŁEK" is has to reflect in the pronunciation: therefore instead of your 'lehk' (which by the way would sound more like leyk) one should use something like "-weck" - here 'e' is short and unstressed again. And if you'd rather go for internationalized version of the name then your version should be changed to 'lekh'. So, maybe this is not perfect, though reasonably put, if I may say.

If you do not know Polish, do not try to pronounce his name. Close to English, reads: Pahtshahwehk.