John Williams - Usher Waltz (Nikita Koshkin)
I love this way of ...
I love this way of playing guitar!
This at Alcazar's ...
This at Alcazar's palace in Seville, Spain.
I'm speechless...
I'm speechless...
Beautiful and nasty
Beautiful and nasty
I know that feeling ...
I know that feeling! I'm seeing Itzhak Perlman this may in Raleigh!
Seeing him in ...
Seeing him in concert at town hall tonight, so excited :D
This Taj Mahal ...
This Taj Mahal thing is a palace in Seville, to my knowledge. :) This is a part of his Seville concert (which is why I think the venue is there). The rest of it is stuff like Albeniz, Bach, Scarlatti and Vivaldi, and then you hear THIS. I was blown away. This guy can play ANYTHING.
this blew me away
this blew me away
I guess ignorance ...
I guess ignorance is bliss.
This man is a ...
This man is a freaking god!
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John Williams is an ...
John Williams is an astonishingly talented guitarist and musician. This is an incredible performance.
LOL huge fail
LOL huge fail
its based on a ...
its based on a novel by edgar allan fegging poe, what were u expecting? a lyrical erection?
only word possibly ...
only word possibly adequate to desribe it... Bitchin...
Do you know the ...
Do you know the story behind it? It's meant to be completely crazy, stop being pretentious.
20 people are ...
20 people are pretentious pricks.
Bartok Pizzicato
Bartok Pizzicato
Nikita Koshkin ...
Nikita Koshkin gives dissonance a bad name. Horrid.
Hard piece to play
Hard piece to play
one day ill play ...
one day ill play this
I think that you ...
I think that you need someone to explaine..................... well............ simpely there are 2 John Williams................... one of them is a guitarist and the other is a pianist and both of them is great really
I agree that it is ...
I agree that it is very difficult! To make sure you're doing it as simply as possible in that part, I would recommend striking the triplets (P,M,I) as opposed to trying to double up the thumb. Also, the simplest fingering is to use 1&4 for the first two sets of triplets, and 2&3 for the third set. This leaves 1 free to grab the melody note of the next chord. Also, keep in mind that the triplets on the E&B strings are the same shape as the ones on the D&G strings. Hope that helps!
It's an incredibly ...
It's an incredibly difficult piece, but extremely rewarding. The feeling that you get from playing through it, especially the chord section in Part 10 (I believe it's between bars 152-185) puts a grin on my face every time. And fortunately, that's one of the easiest parts to play (Part 11 makes up for it, though).
I want to learn ...
I want to learn how to play that.