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Jón Hilmar Kárason
Исландия
Добавлен 17 авг 2015
Hér getur þú lært ýmislegt um gítarinn, gítarleik og gítarleikara.
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Kíktu í heimsókn á www.gitar.is
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Видео
Peg - Steely Dan cover
Просмотров 2542 года назад
I was fooling around with Peg by Steely Dan this morning trying out my new Oc 818 mic from Austrian audio.
2020 Leiðir - Jóhann Ingi
Просмотров 2102 года назад
Allir sem kenna tónlist hafa skoðun á námskránni. Jóhann Ingi hefur verið að skoða hana lengi og er að vinna að ritgerð um gítarnámskránna. Jón Hilmar Kárason www.bio.link/jonhilmar www.gitar.is
8 hugmyndir úr 8 viðtölum.
Просмотров 1413 года назад
Ég tók eina pælingu frá hverjum viðmælana í seríu 2 til að spjalla um. Takk fyrir að fylgjast með. Http://www.buymeacoffee.com/2020 www.jonkarason.is/2020leidir
2020 Leiðir - Oddrún Lilja
Просмотров 1633 года назад
Oddrún Lilja hefur verið búsett í Noregi alla sína tíð og hefur verið að vinna með tónlistarfólki frá öllum heimshornum. Hún gaf nýverið út plötuna Marbl og við spjölluðum um tónlistina, kennslu og ýmislegt fleira. Nú er hægt að bjóða uppá kaffi! www.buymeacoffee.com/2020
2020 Leiðir - Rubin Pollock
Просмотров 8593 года назад
Gítarleikari Kaleo, Rubin Pollock er gestur minn í dag. skemmtilegt spjall um græjur, væntingar, óöryggi og framtíðina. Við ræddum meira að segja hvernig 2020 Leiðir urðu til. www.jonkarason.is/2020leidir Takk fyrir að horfa. Þú getur hjálpað mér. Deildu og láttu hina vita.
2020 Leiðir - Ásgeir Ásgeirsson
Просмотров 2843 года назад
Ásgeir Ásgerisson hefur spilað með Guthrie Govan. Hann hefur verið poppstjarna með Sóldögg og þekktastur sem jazzgítarleikari. Síðastliðin ár hefur hann verið að læra og spila tónlist frá mið austurlöndum og gefið út 3 plötur. Engin Íslendingur hefur kafað jafn djúpt í þennan æfaforna stíl en Ásgeir. www.jonkarason.is/2020leidir
2020 Leiðir - Andri Ívars
Просмотров 2943 года назад
Grínistinn og gítarleikarinn Andri Ívars var gestur minn í dag. Hann er að fást við mjög spennandi hluti eins og Youlearn og hvernig hann er alltaf að bæta sig sem gítarleikari.
2020 Leiðir - Óskar Logi
Просмотров 2733 года назад
Óskar Logi gítarleikara The Vintage Caravan er gestur þáttarnins í dag. Kraftmikill og blúsí gítarleikari af gamla skólanum. Við ræddum um bandið og gítarleikinn og meikið. jonkarason.is/2020leidir www.thevintagecaravan.eu
2020 Leiðir - Gummi Jóns
Просмотров 3173 года назад
Guðmundur Jónsson er einn af okkar allra bestu lagahöfunum og við ræddum um upphafið, hljómsveitir og lagasmíðar meðal annars. Gummi er gítarleikari sem byggir gítarleik sinn á rythma frekar en nokkru öðru og gefur okkur innsýn í hvernig það er að semja fyrir vinsælustu popphljómsveit landsins. Þátturinn er í samstarfi við www.gitar.is Lag þáttarinns er að finna hér: songwhip.com/senga´schoice
2020 Leiðir - Gunnar Hilmarsson
Просмотров 3853 года назад
Gunnar Hilmars er frábær spilari og kennari meðal annars við Tónlistarskóla FIH. Við ræddum um ýmislegt varðandi hans nálgun á gítarleik og það að díla við neikvæðar hugsannir ásamt ýmsu öðru.
Nokkrir hlutir sem ég lærði af Andrési Þór.
Просмотров 1454 года назад
Nokkrir hlutir sem ég lærði af Andrési Þór.
Spjall við jazzgítarleikarann Andrés Þór.
Просмотров 3774 года назад
Spjall við jazzgítarleikarann Andrés Þór.
Nokkrir hlutir sem ég lærði af Kidda Grétars
Просмотров 1824 года назад
Nokkrir hlutir sem ég lærði af Kidda Grétars
Great advice ❤
I will copy all his valuables lessons learn from life and pass it on to my kids (and my self😅)
Still waiting for English subtitles ❤️
I'm pretty sure I like this guy.
BRILLIANT, thank you for sharing this
Over 50 years of stardom, and 3 days ago the same wonderful man.Such wisdom and insight.
Timeless chestnuts of wisdom from one of my all-time favorite musicians. His energy and presence is truly something one-of-a-kind!
Ef það hefði nú bara verið gítar notaður í tónfræði, þá þyrfti ég kannski ekki að taka prófið aftur
Tk u Robben for preaching to me! I so needed that…
I needed to hear this. Thank you Robben.
Geggjuð! Sakn 🥰
What a delight to watch! Thank you.
Mind blown.....I'm listening to other instruments now!
He's wrong recommending dropping out of high school, virtually no one makes a living out of music, just one or 2 in a million and they're the one's we hear about, better off buying a lottery ticket more chance of success
I spoke to Robben backstage after an amazing show he did at the Blue Note in NYC years ago, and told him that his solos, for me were just mesmerizing, because I never know what he's gonna do next, and quick as a flash he goes: 'neither do I'. He likened it to finger painting. He's a very special musician and a warm guy, just great energy to be around.
This is really the best lesson for everbody who wants to play an instrument! Wooonderfull!!
Robben is the best of the best.
Lots of life wisdow right there, gotta love Robben.
He is so classy, in all aspects!
When Robben plays, I listen carefully . When he speaks I do the same 😊
What Robben might not realize, is that to most guitar players, he is the "John Coltrane" type player!!
LOVE HIS WISE WORDS!💙👏 I caught him MANY times in 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's.🤷♂️ The Strand/Redondo Beach, The Music Machine, The Mint, West L.A, Hollywood Bowl with Robert Cray/ Etta James, Hollywood House of Blues (W/ Akroyd there), The Palamino, Bowlful of Blues, Ojai, Cali., Guitar Clinic, Santa Monica, Ventura w/Larry Carlton, Coach House, S.J. Capistrano, Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, can't recall the rest where MY AWESOME JAZZY GUITAR MENTOR ROCKED!!!🙉🙆♂️🥳😃👍💃🕺😃🙏
How cool is that?!?
what goodness emanates from this man
Nice setup!!
Thanks for subscribing Jon and thank again for that awesome Blue Church event from the Star Pride! Sidneyakacoco here!!🎸
These precuous edvices can help not only guitarists or muscicians.
That is so true
Wow! Deep Stuff! " I don't listen to other guitar players," he said .... That was some serious food for thought right there.
Just wanna point out the one intriguing point of this interview, when Robben talks about taking massive influence from the horn player. Ring a bell?? Yes! Holdsworth was too. 6:10 Is there any corelation with these talented people's way to get interested in something specific? Who knows...??
Good point!
Love Robben Ford.. thanjs for posting this 🙏💛🍁
This is The Best Lesson to be Strong Mental Musician 🥰
Now that's a lesson.
Promo-SM
The best!
True gold here. Thank - you Robben Ford. Thank - you for this video.
This video should be shown at every music school all over the world for every aspiring musician to learn from. It is THE best, and most true, comforting, inspiring words I’ve ever heard from a musician.. it’s essentially about finding yourself and being true to yourself as a musician. Everyone doubts their own playing at times.. even Coltrane and Robben Ford. You don’t ever have to be “stronger” than you really are.. you’re good enough just as you are
Shown at every school, not just music school. Everyone can learn something from this man
A philosofical point of view, every word is true. You can have idea but finishing isn't only inspiration but workin' hard to get the job done, by the way try playing all inversions in a 2 5 1 with alterations, in discipline this defies the boys from the men👍
Hell, I'm 65 years old and I want to play like RF. A great human being. He still has a lot to give. I'm glad he's playing and teaching.
People perish with lack of vision..This Gentilmon had vision and has not perished..wow factor 100%...RocknRollFlat5
Thanks Maestro!!! ❤
Great stuff here Robben Ford
Una lección de música. Una lección de vida. La lección. THANKS Robben!!!!
thats no lesson at all.
Absolutely incredibile Thank you very much.
My father fancied himself a professional musician and he used to do something that bugged me to no end when I was a kid. He'd be listening to some recording and every "barn burning" lick that came across the speakers would force him to stop it and replay just that one lick over and over again. I loved music but I would get seriously upset with this kind of thing and not only with him..but anybody who would do that. I came to understand that why that bugged me so much was because I understood at a natural level that it wasn't the isolated lick that was cool...it was WHY that lick happened. It was everything leading up to the lick that made that tiny little snippet what it was. It was like my father was just reading the period at the end of a sentence or at the end of a paragraph...or even an entire book...without even bothering to understand why that period was there in the first place and what events happened to inspire the musician in question to build to that point. So if you're just a series of impressive licks....maybe try music instead. It will make you happy.
Man Robin is so spot on, on everything! I got more out of his conversation than the majority of theory or any other motivation on how to be a better guitar player. My respect is so huge for Robbin.
@iluvjazz7 - have you checked out his guitar dojo?! Incredible resource and motivation
Arguably ........... the most humble musician on this here planet oith~!~!~!~
This is gold, man!! Thanks a lot!
My mans said learn chords first and didn't play any. 😂😂 After playing guitar for 10+ years, I always wished i could start over and put the energy i used learning to shred towards learning chords! Some of the best shreds come for arpeggiated chords. More chords = more colorful improvising!
I started playing at age 7 and playing in gigging bands at age 13. I gave up trying to go pro at 22....lol...but never stopped playing
Hey Johnny, I'm 64 and started at 5. Nomatter what I do it's just not there for me. I can get by but it never clicked, I had to work hard to get to where I'm at but I should be better. Just not a musician nomatter how much I love it or how much I play. Oh well still enjoy it most of the time. Peace
For 40 years I've told myself I suck a little less today than I did yesterday and it works.