01 Oct 13
Originally posted by mikelomWonderful stuff indeed! I love the courtesy with which Heifetz treats these obviously very talented students. Great stuff. I cannot imagine taking a class with a virtuoso, but these students being fledgling virtuosi seem in their element. Heifetz is a generous soul and excellent teacher.
Thought you might really enjoy this; tremendous stuff.
The student is none other than Eric Friedman!
But what a teacher! 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLlUoS8D7Bo
-m.
Hope you've been doing well and thanks for thinking of me as a matey! You should see the tremendous progress my son has had in his guitar playing.
01 Oct 13
Originally posted by scacchipazzoWhat style is he learning on guitar, how old is he? How long has he been taking lessons?
Wonderful stuff indeed! I love the courtesy with which Heifetz treats these obviously very talented students. Great stuff. I cannot imagine taking a class with a virtuoso, but these students being fledgling virtuosi seem in their element. Heifetz is a generous soul and excellent teacher.
Hope you've been doing well and thanks for thinking of me as a matey! You should see the tremendous progress my son has had in his guitar playing.
01 Oct 13
Originally posted by sonhousePaolo takes lessons privately since mid 2010. He is learning a broad range of genres, but he prefers heavy metal above all. Paolo has had very successful gigs with his band. Now he is beginning to take a deep interest in jazz guitar.
What style is he learning on guitar, how old is he? How long has he been taking lessons?
Originally posted by scacchipazzoAh, well that is a big step up then. Hope he gets better than Charlie Christian🙂
Paolo takes lessons privately since mid 2010. He is learning a broad range of genres, but he prefers heavy metal above all. Paolo has had very successful gigs with his band. Now he is beginning to take a deep interest in jazz guitar.
Remember, this is before 1940!
And HIS teacher, Eddie Durham: 1935!:
Hittin the Bottle. Eddie was the original, the first one to record amplified guitar.
Countless Blues: 1938
07 Oct 13
Originally posted by sonhousePaolo makes steady progress. I am sure glad he is expanding his musical universe.
Ah, well that is a big step up then. Hope he gets better than Charlie Christian🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IID2JPnGF00
Remember, this is before 1940!
And HIS teacher, Eddie Durham: 1935!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_JimSuysoE
Hittin the Bottle. Eddie was the original, the first one to record amplified guitar.
Countless Blues: 1938
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwXzGuQfMJQ