Jason Vieaux plays Bach
A new recording coming out in February. Hear a beautiful sample here.
A new recording coming out in February. Hear a beautiful sample here.
Here’s Kevin playing John Dowland’s Mistress (or Mrs.) Winter’s Jump:
I’ve been a Kevin Gallagher fan since meeting him on his GFA tour back in ’94. (My god, has it really been 14 years?!) I was bopping around YouTube this morning and noticed that Kevin’s been developing an online presence — YouTube, Myspace, and his own website, guitar69.com. He’s a thoughtful, creative guitarist — well worth a visit!
I guess I was 15 years old when I heard Jose Feliciano play Malaguena in concert. I hoped that I could learn to play it, so I bought his majestic Alive Alive-O!double-album and began to analyze what I heard. After a week or so knocking myself out, I began to wonder if he was using a pick on the pyrotechnic scale passages. Did he have it palmed? Did he have a pick-holder attached to the face of the guitar? With velcro? I was ready to believe anything.
But now, 40 years later, I see:
Classical guitarist Matt Palmer playing Rodrigo’s Un Tiempo Fue Italica Famosa. Note the convincing “ami” fingering for the scales.
How many times have you heard it: “My hands are too small. My fingers are too short.”
First in Kent Murdick’s series of online guitar lessons. Solid stuff for beginners. Free.