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Steven has a wonderful version of gymnopédie no. 1 on his youtube channel.
Perhaps he could do a tutorial for us?
Hope its ok that i link this here:
@robinboyd I think it sounds wonderful and the harmonics very pleasently placed. Kind of was expecting one at the very end. I enjoyed listening to your lullaby.
I didnt watch the whole video, i stopped at the point where you mentioned it was made out of wood from your garden and sunk into that feeling. Must be very special to have such an instrument!
Thanks for sharing.
Very impressive! It must be so much more rewarding to play on an instrument you build yourself. Looking forward to hearing it.
“The thing about noodeling is it shouldnt feel productive”
Love that quote from the lesson!
It helped me a lot to calm down a bit since my recent research for “mastering” practice put me under a lot of pressure to do it the right way.Take back the fun!
Thanks rock class for all I was able to learn through you. It has already brought me lots of fun.
I have two questions:
There are so many techniques but just so much time. (Which is obviously an excuse because there is enough time but not enough focus and patience).
1. A few days ago I was wondering if I could practice eg barré chords and the triplet strum at the same time. Would that be counterproductive? Would I have to be fairly good at one skill before I mix it up with another?
The thought was to put as much technique in the little time I have at the moment.
2. Would you solely work on one technique until you feel comfortable with it / “master” it or rather: how long would you work on one technique before you start on another.
Thanks!
No way to be faster than deadbuggy! 😀
I’ve been focusing on rainbow connection cause I was wanting to play something relaxing during stressful times. I will put more time into it but wanted to get the “stressful” performance out of the way 😉
Glad to be participating again.And: Big fan of matts arrangements!
I’m looking forward to all the other contributions.
@jinajupiter that was amazing, again!