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Best review of this guitar on youtube! the unplugged was super helpful too. great job!

The Surveyor - Smith & Mudd ruclips.net/video/QqrZSDK59lk/видео.htmlsi=39S-vBggM6Yc8szz&t=270 when the drums enter, the arpeggio stays the same but it shifts from a triplet feel at 146,66 BPM (or a fast 3/4 at 220 BPM) to a kind of clave at 110 BPM. Same ratio as in your second RATM example

still something more than any ""etude"" by Philip Glass.

At the end of the first 8 bars he does tonicize the V chord which is why I went in thinking it wouldn't be that bad. But the thin writing of the bugle call sections and the bland regurgitation of works like "God Save the Queen" with unremarkable (super traditional) voicings did make me see why his work is lame haha.

This sounds like something a not particularly talented undergraduate might turn in as the final for their counterpoint class. And get a D-

The first video I've watched that showed me a little bit of the mystery behind pitch itself! I've always wanted to know what sound itself is and the mystery behind the natural harmonics. More than just manipulating my bronze strings.

Still relevant review! I’m expecting more and more from my new purchase.

Once someone said to Robert Rauschenberg: "A child could paint that." Rauschenberg replied: "Yes, but a child would not know when to stop".

I own a C10 too and its tuning pegs is broken and no one at Cordoba cares to sell me a replacement part. It is like Cordoba has fired all customer service employees.

This piece is mentioned in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, but probably in satyrical context. Also you can listen to midi by Bach and it will also suck. Piano music must be played

So carol of the bells?

Thanks a lot for the explanation!

Sounds great!

Come up with something better, !

I find one of the hardest things to teach people about music, if they have no formal education, is time signatures. A friend wanted to learn to DJ... well I told him to make transitions you will need to understand BPM, key signatures and time signatures to truly be able to master the craft. I'm going to share this video with some people.

hiya!! while listening to the bits about Pedal notes, and then Ravel's Bolero, it got me thinking. would the steady little marching drum in the background of the piece count as a pedal note? or something else entirely that I'm blanking on the name of?

Tone is excellent.

Mine won’t play through my amp :/ the amp and cable works with my drumkit

Second position is of minor scale ?

Alex - after two years with the guitar, what replacement strings do you recommend? I just bought the Cordoba Stage and want to carry extra strings in my gig bag.

La Campanella tabs?

Starting exclusively on tab really held me back for so long. This was pre-internet days.

I think repeats can work for 1. Dance pieces (longevity) and 2. First and second endings. For example, in a waltz I wrote there is a section that repeats four times: twice for a first and second ending, then twice again for a De Segno al Coda.

I wish I wasn’t doing so bad financially at the moment or else I would buy all your books

Sounds like it has great potential.. For some reason the body looks like a ukulele to me.. I wish they would have made it a 1/4 to 1/2” wider.. I think I’m gonna make the purchase.

What song are you playing there at 5:30?

Hey Alex. These are great exercises. In this FAQ, you show videos of you playing them, which is really helpful to zoom in on the right hand planting, free stroke/rest-stroke, etc. Are they all available for purchase somewhere?

Amazing ❤❤❤

Apparently Haydn was so inspired, he wrote a hundred pieces just like it

I have this model and i love it. Nice work Cordoba.

Excellent demo! One question: Did you try the distortion pedal with a noise gate and see if it helps with cutting the hum?

Great video as always but what I really need to know now is, what guitar is this ?

The modern composer has no obligation to the great unwashed. Nor to critics. Only listen to your muse and yourself. The opinions of others are meaningless.

Music critics don’t matter.

If you like Debussy and Ravel, don't miss Francis Poulenc!

I think Gibson pretty much invented this type of guitar, for Chet Atkins forty years ago. As per Gibson, they priced it out of most people's reach, so of course nobody bought it and it was discontinued.

So, three months in with mine, total gas; legato multitracking with a flat pic, folk trio digging also.

I do recognize why Zappa called this short and boring. There's not much variation and for such a short piece we hear too many times the initial motive. However, harmonically and texturally it's very well written and it did make an excellent first impression on me!

Rockwell : " My wife and I..." Your wife? how old are you? You look 15 - look so young!!!!!!

It's already died. I agree. Let it go. 99% of music has gone the same way. So what!

Hey! Have you checked out Mick Goodrick's work? He has a similar approach that also includes all possible chord voicings and how to voice lead them (triads, sevenths, quartal chords, clusters and slash chords)

Je souhaite m'acheter ce type de guitare, pourrais tu me donner ton avis entre la TOD10n Ibanez, La Manuel Rodriguez CAFE CORTADO, Taylor's New Updated T5z Pro, la godin Multiac Duet Nylon, Cordoba Stage Guitar Natural Amber, cort SUNSET NYLECTRIC BLACK GLOSS ou autres ? D'avance merci et encore merci pour tes superbes vidéo... PS : tous les avis m'intéressent.

Really informative demo...thank you!

undertone series can actually get produced on the violin.

Diana Guarani by Agustin Barrios, he uses this technique along with Marcha Paraguaya.

Agustin Barrios used it in his various recordings and it sounds good

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A 14th-fret neck joint --- no thanks.

My piano teacher was telling me about this last week. I went home, played around with it, and had a blast. It was mind-blowing when I realized "so THAT'S why it's called the circle of 5ths!" Great explanation

This is gonna be kind of a hot take, but I really liked how that thing sounded with the distortion. I think it sounded really cool.