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I'd expect some of the vocal line to be included in an arrangement
@endike16 сағат бұрын
this is very good. please make exodus: count your blessings outro
@eleventy_719 сағат бұрын
Genuinely one of the best covers on this entire platform, you've really transformed the feel of what youre covering. The original track gets broken down to its emotional components, laying off the high-energy tension that that version emparts and instead focusing in on the dread, sorrow and hope hidden underneath. And your playing of the classical guitar is so evocative of those emotions that I think this version surpasses the original. All that to say, i love this cover, thanks so much for making it. I've probably listened to this a hundred times at least. Amazing job. If only it were playable in standard tuning, id probably spend more time practicing it too 😂
@MakeupByPandaКүн бұрын
This is my grandfather, who passed away recently from COVID. Very cool to be finding videos I haven’t seen of him!
@pragyanbarua3830Күн бұрын
Never thought the solo would sound so great in a classical guitar
@brandonturner8347Күн бұрын
I was never able to learn the finger picking and hammer on and pull offs for fade to black. I love that song and always wish I could learn it. Same goes for one just after the intro
@joseynovember6503Күн бұрын
Duuuuude! This is absolutely incredible. Dime would be so proud.
@ogici22362 күн бұрын
Wowwwww just woww
@JeremiahAlphonsus3 күн бұрын
My teacher said Bream was a great player in spite of bad technique.
@rjlchristie3 күн бұрын
No no no. Her wrist isn't extremely elevated or "tall" at all. Rather, it is extremely turned. Generally it is actually quite low, hence she is constantly adjusting the hand. Also, it is as a consequence of the low wrist that her knuckle/basal finger segment angle is almost a straight line - and that in turn requires the adoption of the extreme 90deg angle between the basal segment and the middle segments of the fingers. Your faulty observation of wrist elevation has invalidated much of your analysis. Finally, no analysis of Presti can be taken seriously without addressing the consequences of her right-hand attack. She plays off the right-hand side of her fingertip/nails. It is fundamental to her hight hand technique. To read an analysis/promotion of Presti approach it is worthwhile to seek out articles on Presti by Alice Artz, who advocated the approach.
@DaniiMarie3336 күн бұрын
Earned a new sub! Breath taking❤
@alfredonavarro25866 күн бұрын
Next: Claudio Quartarone.
@dayangalimahbasir63287 күн бұрын
Critical clim
@jarthurpaxton92238 күн бұрын
Excellent observations! One thing to consider is that one can't put in the hours and get as skilled as he is if they play stiff. They'll get tendonitis, etc. I agree that the flow he's in is probably the primary cause for his body movements and not resting on the guitar, but such repetitive motion requires intentional diversification of movement to keep circulation going and avoid injury.
@Worzx8 күн бұрын
absolutely amazing! thank you :)
@jani_i79 күн бұрын
I'm Brazilian, is this guitar made of nylon?
@gumbi89899 күн бұрын
What’s with the neon towel and arm sleeve?
@josh2794510 күн бұрын
Beautyful...i miss "mama said" "unforgiven" "turn the page" and "bleding me"
@user-gy3bi4wi3y10 күн бұрын
What kind of model gitar and firm ?❤
@user-gy3bi4wi3y10 күн бұрын
Hello Anna ! How are you ? I like play also gitar s music .
@marioreznik365410 күн бұрын
After watching several of your videos analysing movement, I've come to the conclusion that, in a most natural way, music moves one, and the absence of movement, trained or otherwise, is the unusual or unnatural state. Love your videos.
@devindergharial738611 күн бұрын
What was wrong or problematic for Julian Bream with his left hand pinky finger? ChatGPT: Julian Bream, the renowned classical guitarist, encountered significant issues with his left hand, particularly his pinky finger, later in his career. The specific problem he faced was a debilitating injury to his left hand, which affected his ability to play. This injury was a result of a car accident in 1984, which caused severe damage to his left hand. The accident left Bream with impaired function in his left hand, particularly in his pinky finger. This impairment made it challenging for him to execute the precise and complex finger movements required for classical guitar playing. Despite extensive efforts to rehabilitate his hand, including surgery and therapy, Bream never fully regained the full dexterity and strength in his left hand pinky finger. This injury significantly impacted his playing technique and forced him to adapt his playing style and repertoire to accommodate the limitations of his hand. Nonetheless, Bream continued to perform and record, demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication to his art. His ability to adapt and continue making music despite this physical setback remains a testament to his extraordinary skill and determination as a musician.
@ivanoleksiuk548413 күн бұрын
ayo who also likes AF that transition between "fade to black" and "to live is to die"???????????
@DabsBlabs1413 күн бұрын
Hi! Tabs have disappeared from the linked site, any updated ones? Thanks!!
@CharlesAlexanderAllred13 күн бұрын
Nintendo won’t allow their sale anymore
@JennyBangs13 күн бұрын
0:00 Fade to Black 1:18 To Live is to Die 2:10 Master of Puppets 3:21 Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 4:27 Breadfan 5:54 One 7:47 My Friend of Misery 8:47 Nothing Else Matters 12:00 Fight Fire with Fire 12:45 The Day That Never Comes 14:22 Hero of the Day 15:04 The Call of Ktulu 16:50 To Live is to Die 18:18 The Unforgiven Then it starts back from the top at 22:37 with Fade to Black, etc.
@rspawn15 күн бұрын
I'm pretty sure the rasgueado at the end is either p up, (one down stroke with one or several of i, m, a simultaneously), p down - or p up, (two down strokes with any of i, m, a separately), p down (i can't really hear whether he's doing 8 per beat or 6 per beat). kzread.info/dash/bejne/dHiLzLlvqdTVo5s.htmlsi=0xdTa0YYEZthlKkh&t=76 It's probably the hardest rasgueado to master for non-natives.
@user-el7xw3kx8e17 күн бұрын
Hello Charles! will there be any streams in the near future?
@CharlesAlexanderAllred17 күн бұрын
Hello friend! I haven’t been streaming lately (as you know) but sometimes I think about doing an online concert or stream
@tristzyn19 күн бұрын
Here I am again, year after year. This video brings me peace and clarity of mind at my darkest points. One of my best friends passed November 2022, and this played while I sat in darkness. Tonight this plays after coming to a realization that I've been being manipulated by this woman, who I thought I had a genuine connection with. Thanks again Charles, for providing a beautiful expression of my internal torment
@eliureyna19 күн бұрын
Metallica is the betterr acustic music ❤
@nofrontiera20 күн бұрын
Divine. 🥹😔🙏🏽
@remogarofano30321 күн бұрын
❤🔥💪
@garytuttle752622 күн бұрын
charles, I would love see you look at Angel Romero's technique. How all 3 romero brothers can be so differnet but still come from gen pool. BTW ,love your playing and comments
@CharlesAlexanderAllred22 күн бұрын
Thank you much Gary. I would love to make a video on Angel, and yes I’ve noticed that the 3 brothers play differently. A big credit to the teaching of their father I think.
@jmehicks402422 күн бұрын
I could watch you play all day…and its a good day!!! 😊😊😊
@saululate409422 күн бұрын
U should put it on spotify
@patrickfroes352124 күн бұрын
Mr. Alfred, your natural talent for play this acoustic guitar made proud to live the same era that you. Thanks you so much for share this true teasure.
@tonyb986425 күн бұрын
Hi! What are examples of new school technique vs old school technique? Not sure what you mean by previous techniques that aren't relevant any more. Thanks and good video!
@CharlesAlexanderAllred25 күн бұрын
Good question. There’s not really a definitive answer but many old school players utilize things such as more rest stroke and a more elevated plucking hand wrist. It’s common to see many players today use a lot (if not all) free stroke and maintain a much flatter plucking hand wrist. Marcin has such an amazing consistency of sound that I assumed he didn’t use much rest stroke. After seeing how much he does actually use it I was pretty blown away.
@tonyb986425 күн бұрын
@@CharlesAlexanderAllred Thanks for the reply! Good points and I know what you mean now.
@hrburrell758726 күн бұрын
That past generation of players had musicality and a beauty to their playing that most of the modern players of today lack. Lots of very good technical players now but most of them play very mechanically and their playing has no soul to it. Bream was my favorite in terms of being lyrical, his interpretations were beautiful to listen to.
@CharlesAlexanderAllred26 күн бұрын
I understand, I feel like there are many people who feel the same way. I often hear from them online. To me the overall level of playing has gone way up, but the number of truly great artists has not increased all that much.
@Jedhm2Jedhm226 күн бұрын
Free tab please…
@jasonthomas441327 күн бұрын
😂😂😂 awesome skit
@gabrielilko818529 күн бұрын
Can somebody explain me, how it's possible to do flazolets on 12th fret just with right hand? Sorry, but I find it fake :( Maybe with some equiptment, but not just with a guitar
@marleenenisavankessel780029 күн бұрын
It is possible! Not fake. You use 2 fingers of your right hand.
@marleenenisavankessel7800Ай бұрын
Hi Charles, I love your medley!! I have put my version on my KZread channel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fn5sj9auZpjeo6w.htmlsi=1OuVvkfnRvrKsQOj
@Dragon-slayer2Ай бұрын
Stranger STRANGER
@reivax5742Ай бұрын
That right hand position is reminiscent of that taught/used by Agustín Barrios. I haven´t been able to find videos of Barrios playing, but you can see the position in various pics on google images. The 90-degree angle when playing apoyando is also similar to that used by Paco de Lucia when he plays picado very fast.
@celkatАй бұрын
started playing the guitar again thanks to this video - thank you! ❤ Always a fan of Metallica, but your treatment really highlights the soulfulness of their music
@PuddLane3Ай бұрын
21:35
@rayman365Ай бұрын
what idiot actually talks all over something he asks us to listen to ..shut up !
@DivineTruth1Ай бұрын
Playing a 6 string at 14.50 I really enjoy your analysis of players they are fascinating.
@DivineTruth1Ай бұрын
The problem Bream had is discussed here and I think it has something to do with his collapsed fingers or frog fingers, you can see his nails are collapsed also so perhaps his technique caused a physical problem with his left hand. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yox727WRfaqYd7w.html
@dicktrickle4197Ай бұрын
Jesus, the amount of KZread ads kill this video. I hate advertising, this is epic classical playing 😢
Пікірлер
Thank u
I'd expect some of the vocal line to be included in an arrangement
this is very good. please make exodus: count your blessings outro
Genuinely one of the best covers on this entire platform, you've really transformed the feel of what youre covering. The original track gets broken down to its emotional components, laying off the high-energy tension that that version emparts and instead focusing in on the dread, sorrow and hope hidden underneath. And your playing of the classical guitar is so evocative of those emotions that I think this version surpasses the original. All that to say, i love this cover, thanks so much for making it. I've probably listened to this a hundred times at least. Amazing job. If only it were playable in standard tuning, id probably spend more time practicing it too 😂
This is my grandfather, who passed away recently from COVID. Very cool to be finding videos I haven’t seen of him!
Never thought the solo would sound so great in a classical guitar
I was never able to learn the finger picking and hammer on and pull offs for fade to black. I love that song and always wish I could learn it. Same goes for one just after the intro
Duuuuude! This is absolutely incredible. Dime would be so proud.
Wowwwww just woww
My teacher said Bream was a great player in spite of bad technique.
No no no. Her wrist isn't extremely elevated or "tall" at all. Rather, it is extremely turned. Generally it is actually quite low, hence she is constantly adjusting the hand. Also, it is as a consequence of the low wrist that her knuckle/basal finger segment angle is almost a straight line - and that in turn requires the adoption of the extreme 90deg angle between the basal segment and the middle segments of the fingers. Your faulty observation of wrist elevation has invalidated much of your analysis. Finally, no analysis of Presti can be taken seriously without addressing the consequences of her right-hand attack. She plays off the right-hand side of her fingertip/nails. It is fundamental to her hight hand technique. To read an analysis/promotion of Presti approach it is worthwhile to seek out articles on Presti by Alice Artz, who advocated the approach.
Earned a new sub! Breath taking❤
Next: Claudio Quartarone.
Critical clim
Excellent observations! One thing to consider is that one can't put in the hours and get as skilled as he is if they play stiff. They'll get tendonitis, etc. I agree that the flow he's in is probably the primary cause for his body movements and not resting on the guitar, but such repetitive motion requires intentional diversification of movement to keep circulation going and avoid injury.
absolutely amazing! thank you :)
I'm Brazilian, is this guitar made of nylon?
What’s with the neon towel and arm sleeve?
Beautyful...i miss "mama said" "unforgiven" "turn the page" and "bleding me"
What kind of model gitar and firm ?❤
Hello Anna ! How are you ? I like play also gitar s music .
After watching several of your videos analysing movement, I've come to the conclusion that, in a most natural way, music moves one, and the absence of movement, trained or otherwise, is the unusual or unnatural state. Love your videos.
What was wrong or problematic for Julian Bream with his left hand pinky finger? ChatGPT: Julian Bream, the renowned classical guitarist, encountered significant issues with his left hand, particularly his pinky finger, later in his career. The specific problem he faced was a debilitating injury to his left hand, which affected his ability to play. This injury was a result of a car accident in 1984, which caused severe damage to his left hand. The accident left Bream with impaired function in his left hand, particularly in his pinky finger. This impairment made it challenging for him to execute the precise and complex finger movements required for classical guitar playing. Despite extensive efforts to rehabilitate his hand, including surgery and therapy, Bream never fully regained the full dexterity and strength in his left hand pinky finger. This injury significantly impacted his playing technique and forced him to adapt his playing style and repertoire to accommodate the limitations of his hand. Nonetheless, Bream continued to perform and record, demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication to his art. His ability to adapt and continue making music despite this physical setback remains a testament to his extraordinary skill and determination as a musician.
ayo who also likes AF that transition between "fade to black" and "to live is to die"???????????
Hi! Tabs have disappeared from the linked site, any updated ones? Thanks!!
Nintendo won’t allow their sale anymore
0:00 Fade to Black 1:18 To Live is to Die 2:10 Master of Puppets 3:21 Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 4:27 Breadfan 5:54 One 7:47 My Friend of Misery 8:47 Nothing Else Matters 12:00 Fight Fire with Fire 12:45 The Day That Never Comes 14:22 Hero of the Day 15:04 The Call of Ktulu 16:50 To Live is to Die 18:18 The Unforgiven Then it starts back from the top at 22:37 with Fade to Black, etc.
I'm pretty sure the rasgueado at the end is either p up, (one down stroke with one or several of i, m, a simultaneously), p down - or p up, (two down strokes with any of i, m, a separately), p down (i can't really hear whether he's doing 8 per beat or 6 per beat). kzread.info/dash/bejne/dHiLzLlvqdTVo5s.htmlsi=0xdTa0YYEZthlKkh&t=76 It's probably the hardest rasgueado to master for non-natives.
Hello Charles! will there be any streams in the near future?
Hello friend! I haven’t been streaming lately (as you know) but sometimes I think about doing an online concert or stream
Here I am again, year after year. This video brings me peace and clarity of mind at my darkest points. One of my best friends passed November 2022, and this played while I sat in darkness. Tonight this plays after coming to a realization that I've been being manipulated by this woman, who I thought I had a genuine connection with. Thanks again Charles, for providing a beautiful expression of my internal torment
Metallica is the betterr acustic music ❤
Divine. 🥹😔🙏🏽
❤🔥💪
charles, I would love see you look at Angel Romero's technique. How all 3 romero brothers can be so differnet but still come from gen pool. BTW ,love your playing and comments
Thank you much Gary. I would love to make a video on Angel, and yes I’ve noticed that the 3 brothers play differently. A big credit to the teaching of their father I think.
I could watch you play all day…and its a good day!!! 😊😊😊
U should put it on spotify
Mr. Alfred, your natural talent for play this acoustic guitar made proud to live the same era that you. Thanks you so much for share this true teasure.
Hi! What are examples of new school technique vs old school technique? Not sure what you mean by previous techniques that aren't relevant any more. Thanks and good video!
Good question. There’s not really a definitive answer but many old school players utilize things such as more rest stroke and a more elevated plucking hand wrist. It’s common to see many players today use a lot (if not all) free stroke and maintain a much flatter plucking hand wrist. Marcin has such an amazing consistency of sound that I assumed he didn’t use much rest stroke. After seeing how much he does actually use it I was pretty blown away.
@@CharlesAlexanderAllred Thanks for the reply! Good points and I know what you mean now.
That past generation of players had musicality and a beauty to their playing that most of the modern players of today lack. Lots of very good technical players now but most of them play very mechanically and their playing has no soul to it. Bream was my favorite in terms of being lyrical, his interpretations were beautiful to listen to.
I understand, I feel like there are many people who feel the same way. I often hear from them online. To me the overall level of playing has gone way up, but the number of truly great artists has not increased all that much.
Free tab please…
😂😂😂 awesome skit
Can somebody explain me, how it's possible to do flazolets on 12th fret just with right hand? Sorry, but I find it fake :( Maybe with some equiptment, but not just with a guitar
It is possible! Not fake. You use 2 fingers of your right hand.
Hi Charles, I love your medley!! I have put my version on my KZread channel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fn5sj9auZpjeo6w.htmlsi=1OuVvkfnRvrKsQOj
Stranger STRANGER
That right hand position is reminiscent of that taught/used by Agustín Barrios. I haven´t been able to find videos of Barrios playing, but you can see the position in various pics on google images. The 90-degree angle when playing apoyando is also similar to that used by Paco de Lucia when he plays picado very fast.
started playing the guitar again thanks to this video - thank you! ❤ Always a fan of Metallica, but your treatment really highlights the soulfulness of their music
21:35
what idiot actually talks all over something he asks us to listen to ..shut up !
Playing a 6 string at 14.50 I really enjoy your analysis of players they are fascinating.
The problem Bream had is discussed here and I think it has something to do with his collapsed fingers or frog fingers, you can see his nails are collapsed also so perhaps his technique caused a physical problem with his left hand. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yox727WRfaqYd7w.html
Jesus, the amount of KZread ads kill this video. I hate advertising, this is epic classical playing 😢