The added benefit of this comedy belongs to the artist. He gets the satisfaction of knowing that at least 80 percent of the people in that room won't get this tune out of their heads for some time, and will probably drive their families crazy humming, whistling or even singing it.
Don't fear the violinist that plays a thousand songs. Fear the one who plays a song a thousand times. Maybe it was the martial artist and punches, but whatever
I bet someone at some point told him that if he forgot everything else on stage from stage fright, he could always play the "pop goes to weasel", and he took the idea and ran with it...
Teacher: "Your studies with the violin have been going very well! What will you play in the talent show, Beethoven? Danse Macabre?" This guy: "I'm going to play 'pop goes the weasel.'" Teacher: ... This guy: "About seven times." Teacher: *...*
I mean... come on, let's be rational here. 'Pop Goes the Weasel' is a masterpiece that's been passed through generations upon generations upon generations. Cummahhhn!
@@antontwee Tuurlijk mag je dat. Maar ik mag dat dus ook hé, en ik vond je reactie zielig dus mag ik daar gerust iets op zeggen. Als je in het openbaar dingen post die ik kan zien, dan gaat me dat wel degelijk 'ene tyfus-zooi' aan. Ik ben vrij zeker dat we van hetzelfde land komen dus nu schiet je in je eigen tenen. Hier is inderdaad geen winnaar, we kunnen elkaar beter met rust laten. Kusjes.
Although the boy from the video played the violin very well, I tell you that it would have been great, that one part, this one would have approached the piano and put his foot on the keyboard, something like that, ruclips.net/video/Ta8IkrHi8CQ/видео.htmlm5s What do you think?
This is a great example of what I always told my guitar students. Music is a toy, that's why we play music. We don't work music, we don't beat our heads against music because it feels so good when we stop. We play. Don't forget to have fun. The more you practice the more fun you can have.
Absolutely. You can't do most of those tricks unless you are very, very good and have mastered your instrument. Just the quality and intonation of his playing is quite noticeable even when playing the basic melody.
To me, it's both. That took some serious practice, which is something I should probably be considering .... Besides that, whenever I play, I am so unprofessional that I have a hard time doing the string transitions - there usually comes an accompanying screech whenever I have to transition. The only time he struggled with the transitions was when he was playing the bow behind his back!!!
My understanding is that Victor Borge got started with going almost pure comedy when he was playing a serious concert, and as he was doing a routine trill on the piano, he looked out at the audience, winked at them, and kept playing. The resulting guffaws convinced him to do full-on comedy, although he would also pull pranks on unsuspecting listeners, even as a child prodigy: He would play one of his own pieces, and attribute it to Beethoven or Brahms or whomever. His parents knew all along that this was one of Victor's tunes, but they didn't want to embarrass the guests who listened to him, that they had no clue it wasn't one of the masters! That alone makes Borge one of the greats!
As someone who played in the Jacksonville symphony youth orchestra as a teenager quit for about twenty years and have relearned over the past five and become a street performer I can absolutely assure you that to play pop goes the weasel in this fashion you are absolutely playing a miriad of other things.
Down a RUclips rabbit hole and found this gem. I am both impressed by the talent here, as there obviously is quite a bit. But the comedy side of it. Dude is a genius! I was laughing non stop on this one. Harmonics are difficult to play and I had a lot of parts I like. At the end the bit about "finding the right notes" was the perfect way to end that. XD I dig the whole routine man. Great stuff. May be an older video but damn that very quickly become one of my faves. Lol
This is the best thing motive-wise I've seen on the internet! Innocent, no false pretenses, no alterior motives, no false deceptions, just simple talent showing what simple innocent talent can do! And very much talent for his age. A full blown musician!
@@ken_sparrow "The technique is all incorrect classically" You mean, classical violin soloists don't play the violin between their legs? or on their backs? really? It is OBVIOUS this guy knows how to play the violin. Don't be a hater.
Julian Rubis, no they dont. Big pegs are for dramatic changes like when tunning a really old violin that is very out of tune. Small ones are for precise tunning and are used 99% of the time when tunning
Having attempted to learn to play violin in junior and senior high school, I can relate to the talent and poise this guy has. I'd bet he was 1st chair, 1st violin at the time, and went on to achieve great things since "thinking out of the box with aplomb comes natural to him. Bravo kid!
Victor Borge would be very excited to see this! You have a wonderful tone, and great skill already in your young life! Keep it up! This is wonderful - making people laugh is a gift!!!
when i watched this 2 months ago i was like wtf is funny about this... now that im practicing the violin and understand what he is doing, i come here for motivation every friday x'D THIS GUY IS VIOLIN GOALS FOR ME
Keep working, man! I have no instructor and most of the songs I learn are solely from ear. I hope you do far better than me! Dominus tecum! Pax vobiscum.
And end up with another totally unqualified president? I don't think so! That comment makes as much sense as saying he should be an airline pilot or brain surgeon. What will you suggest next? Maybe a reasonable good actor who got upstaged by a chimp or, perhaps, a con man who can't succeed in business should be president.
3:04 ? That's what it is, right? (I'm still a student, and I'm terrified every time I make a violin-related comment that I'll get something wrong and make a fool of myself xD) Also, I checked out your channel! Nice vids! I liked the Katyusha - Synthesia and War Thunder Orig. vs. Trans. Do you make the synthetic keyboard music yourself? :)
Momo Wang No. It does have the same sound, but it's actually called "hooked bowing". Later on there is Staccatissimo, though, which is pretty close i guess.
What a Ham! The only thing bigger than this musician's Stage Ego is his incredible talent and gift for timing, presentation, interpretation and performance...He was in TOTAL control at all time...I especially like his initial "march" onto center stage (kind of like "I got this")... Bravo!
This young man is an expert. I have played the violin and I know how complex it is to make it sound listenable, even when we hold the violin in it's normal position, not to mention those many different odd positions where he makes it sound very well, without getting confused by losing the emplacement of the different strings when changing their directions.
The guy is amazing artist - simply amazing! But his violin (the instrument itself) is a little miracle itself - sublime sound! (Either this or the "sound guy" who made the record deserves an Oscar for his work)
@@philipthomey7884 , that was the other thing that made him look professional. You couldn't tell when he was acting or when he slipped in error! Masterpiece!
@@jeanparke9373 I can't find any links to him. I'd think there'd be other impromptu videos of him on RUclips or some mention somewhere on the internet.
This is really quite good! I could never pull some of that off with my string bass! I would love to hear a more recent recording of his, to see how he's come along -- I'll bet it's dynamite!
Violinist: *breaths*
Audience: laugh intensifies
Lol ikr
Peanut butter
@@greateagle2076 what
@@greateagle2076 Peanut juice actually get it right next time
Breathes
"How am I suppose to play for 10 minutes? I only know 'pop goes the weasel'"
"Yes"
RUclips comments: "Question *not* intended to be answered 'yes'?"
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"Yes"
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@@fliegendeluftwaffeli835v c c
Violinist with only one sheet of music found on abandoned island after 20 years
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😂 or just a very creative kid
tricangle
The added benefit of this comedy belongs to the artist. He gets the satisfaction of knowing that at least 80 percent of the people in that room won't get this tune out of their heads for some time, and will probably drive their families crazy humming, whistling or even singing it.
Dammit man. Now there's absolutely no way I can forget.
ohohohoho
I feel bad for the kid who played after him...
I feel bad for everything that plays after him
@@brunodiazportus4448 and before
Kid?? That guy is in his 20s
Kkkkk
@ Elisabeth Yancey Don't. She played Flight of the Bumblebee on the tuba. It was hilarious and awesome.
Don't fear the violinist that plays a thousand songs. Fear the one who plays a song a thousand times.
Maybe it was the martial artist and punches, but whatever
One can have spend several years at a craft improving one's skills craft or spend several years of repeating one's craft at the novice level.
Bruce Lee and it was kicks, but I get the reference.
Fear the woman making weird noises behind the camera
bruce lee about kicks
I fear not the man who has played 10,000 songs once, but i fear the man who ha splayed one song 10,000 times
I bet someone at some point told him that if he forgot everything else on stage from stage fright, he could always play the "pop goes to weasel", and he took the idea and ran with it...
Teacher: "Your studies with the violin have been going very well! What will you play in the talent show, Beethoven? Danse Macabre?"
This guy: "I'm going to play 'pop goes the weasel.'"
Teacher: ...
This guy: "About seven times."
Teacher: *...*
I mean... come on, let's be rational here. 'Pop Goes the Weasel' is a masterpiece that's been passed through generations upon generations upon generations. Cummahhhn!
me: roundabout but its an endless loop
teacher: ...
teacher: ..
teacher: .
teacher: (picks up chair and about to throw it at me)
*(TO BE CONTINUED)*
@@krisjinstark4843 touché, good sir or ma'am. Touché.
I like how you bold the ellipsis, it's like silence but very intense
@@dreska255 the tension... it's killing me.
when your parents tell you to practice
"Son--stop practicing! You sound crap!" 😀
this guy HAS technique
@@antontwee Gedraag je eens online, Jantje Cement. Als klein kind op internet zitten is geen probleem, maar zo een driftbuien hou je maar voor thuis.
@@antontwee Ik ben hier niet het zielig ventje dat zich uit op een respectloze manier hoor.
@@antontwee Tuurlijk mag je dat. Maar ik mag dat dus ook hé, en ik vond je reactie zielig dus mag ik daar gerust iets op zeggen. Als je in het openbaar dingen post die ik kan zien, dan gaat me dat wel degelijk 'ene tyfus-zooi' aan. Ik ben vrij zeker dat we van hetzelfde land komen dus nu schiet je in je eigen tenen. Hier is inderdaad geen winnaar, we kunnen elkaar beter met rust laten. Kusjes.
Me: "What's so funny?"
Audience full of Arther Fleck clones: "You wouldn't get it"
Literally
well who hasnt tried to play their violin like a cello
It's easier than trying to play your cello like a violin.
Tom Morgan have to agree. Tried it once 2/10 would not recommend
@@tommorgan1722 Evan that's easier than playing tympani like a trombone...
You play violins like cellos. I play guitars like violins.
Literally any cellist who gets their hands on a violin
This is what I do when I’m supposed to be practicing
That is the bravest performance I have ever seen.
welsdarte I have seen the same performance recorded years in the 20th century, but he was extraordinarily fast.
especially when hes playing pop goes the weasel over 10 times in one go
Although the boy from the video played the violin very well, I tell you that it would have been great, that one part, this one would have approached the piano and put his foot on the keyboard, something like that, ruclips.net/video/Ta8IkrHi8CQ/видео.htmlm5s What do you think?
Michail Chatz wait he copied the whole thing?
*scene lol
kid - walks in
Random person - *UNGH*
im laughing so hard about this
Doesn't look like a kid to me...
That’s me laughing at a joke before it was even told...
Depends what your age is. I’m 25 and a 30’s would see me as a kid.
@@PlanetYokoshima
I'm 16 and I see him as a kid
Teacher: If you forget everything, you can just play 'Pop goes the weasel'
This guy: Alright...
When you need to meet a set time on your presentation.
freaking same
Frack yeah
so froking true
Stop the FLICKING nonsense.
I facking agree
Some of these people were like
*lifts bow*
audience: HAHAHAHAHA *wheeeeze*
Great performance though!
It was a recorded laugh track.
I thought that was because of the trembling
@@PancakeDictator chill it was a joke
i got so confused at the beggining and then skipping to a random which happens to be when he is literally rubbing the violin against the bow
6:35 . *IF YOU CAN PLAY IT SLOWLY, YOU CAN PLAY IT QUICKLY*
Who are you ling ling??
How the hell has his strings not snapped?
I practice 42 hours a day because I am ling ling
The Ling Ling of Ling Lings
now go practice
The epic variation he did starting at 5:36 is the only way I wanna hear pop goes the weasel
So basically pop goes the weasel in minor key XD
The weasel has popped for the last time.
Yeah, the mournful Russian dirge version.
starwars theme
Weasel came back to pop you
This is a great example of what I always told my guitar students. Music is a toy, that's why we play music. We don't work music, we don't beat our heads against music because it feels so good when we stop. We play. Don't forget to have fun. The more you practice the more fun you can have.
It's more impressive than funny
Absolutely. You can't do most of those tricks unless you are very, very good and have mastered your instrument. Just the quality and intonation of his playing is quite noticeable even when playing the basic melody.
But it's still really darn funny and relatable.
To me, it's both. That took some serious practice, which is something I should probably be considering ....
Besides that, whenever I play, I am so unprofessional that I have a hard time doing the string transitions - there usually comes an accompanying screech whenever I have to transition. The only time he struggled with the transitions was when he was playing the bow behind his back!!!
If you've been playing violin for 20+ years, its freaking hilarious
la verdad es que no
This explains how bored some orchestra players while playing ngl
My understanding is that Victor Borge got started with going almost pure comedy when he was playing a serious concert, and as he was doing a routine trill on the piano, he looked out at the audience, winked at them, and kept playing. The resulting guffaws convinced him to do full-on comedy, although he would also pull pranks on unsuspecting listeners, even as a child prodigy: He would play one of his own pieces, and attribute it to Beethoven or Brahms or whomever. His parents knew all along that this was one of Victor's tunes, but they didn't want to embarrass the guests who listened to him, that they had no clue it wasn't one of the masters! That alone makes Borge one of the greats!
when you're gifted with the ability to play the violin masterfully but you can only play pop goes the weasel
Oh this guy can play plenty more than this
yes
As someone who played in the Jacksonville symphony youth orchestra as a teenager quit for about twenty years and have relearned over the past five and become a street performer I can absolutely assure you that to play pop goes the weasel in this fashion you are absolutely playing a miriad of other things.
Friends: hey, play something on the violin!
3 hours later... poo goes the weasel
Not to be that guy but ............
You spelt pop wrong
Fluffi oh thanks, jackass
@@Your_mom928 At least he can spell "pop" dumbass
* laughs* Poo!? Oh my!! lol!
Kid's a natural performer. SKILLS!!!
I wonder what he's up to these days. I hope he's still playing. This was impressive.
Down a RUclips rabbit hole and found this gem. I am both impressed by the talent here, as there obviously is quite a bit. But the comedy side of it. Dude is a genius! I was laughing non stop on this one. Harmonics are difficult to play and I had a lot of parts I like. At the end the bit about "finding the right notes" was the perfect way to end that. XD I dig the whole routine man. Great stuff. May be an older video but damn that very quickly become one of my faves. Lol
it became my fav to the point that im treasuring this
This is the best thing motive-wise I've seen on the internet! Innocent, no false pretenses, no alterior motives, no false deceptions, just simple talent showing what simple innocent talent can do! And very much talent for his age. A full blown musician!
He is a show man, great techinic and entonation, awesome!
Bro can you feel my awesome technician? How bout my technical, technically it’s spelled technique but I prefer technology
@@ken_sparrow "The technique is all incorrect classically" You mean, classical violin soloists don't play the violin between their legs? or on their backs? really?
It is OBVIOUS this guy knows how to play the violin. Don't be a hater.
Like it or hate it, those harmonics are TOUGH to play.
Nick Cifonie they actually aren't that hard if u know what you're doing
Oh man, I hate vibrating artificial harmonics...
Nick Cifonie the Violin is a tough instrument to play in general
wait artificial harmonics or the really high natural harmonics? XD
Jin n
not only is this guy an amazing violinist, but an actor - he has quite the stage presence.
What a talent! Seriously! Not only comedic, but he really can play the violin excellently.
When the Bard only knows the one song but wants to milk it
*tunes instrument* *laughter*
Um...
+Roxas 696 It's the harmonics he was using.
He also was tuning with the big pegs that are never used to tune vs the little ones
mettro bug
proffesionals tune with the pegs...
Julian Rubis, no they dont. Big pegs are for dramatic changes like when tunning a really old violin that is very out of tune. Small ones are for precise tunning and are used 99% of the time when tunning
professionals uses both.
this was actually hilarious and the kid didn't say a word. kudos, good sir.
Nah! show off!
(crying in a corner 'cause I can't do it)
welp, welcome to the no talents club...
I play bass clarinet, can I join the no talent club?
Me Me Big Boy nnnnno!
I
Dude stop hoging the corner I need some room to
Having attempted to learn to play violin in junior and senior high school, I can relate to the talent and poise this guy has. I'd bet he was 1st chair, 1st violin at the time, and went on to achieve great things since "thinking out of the box with aplomb comes natural to him. Bravo kid!
BRILLIANT! What a hoot! And obviously, a great talent. Thanks for the laugh!😂
When you only know one song XD
What song? pleas
It's a piece!
It's literally Pop Goes the Weasel at different speeds, not a piece.
@@STaRSPRiNKLe_oX It becomes a piece when the same basic melody is varied in so many different ways.
...but you know it really well.
Victor Borge would be very excited to see this! You have a wonderful tone, and great skill already in your young life! Keep it up! This is wonderful - making people laugh is a gift!!!
this is what happens when you practice 40 hours of ling ling a day
Yea, this is what I thought! This seems like another Ling Ling's challenge
The whole thing is a Ling Ling Workout
Ling Ling can play the instrument without even touching it LOL😀
I knew I'd find one of you 😂
Ive scrolling through this comment section looking for a twoset comment
when i watched this 2 months ago i was like wtf is funny about this... now that im practicing the violin and understand what he is doing, i come here for motivation every friday x'D THIS GUY IS VIOLIN GOALS FOR ME
Have you achieved your goal now?
Keep working, man! I have no instructor and most of the songs I learn are solely from ear. I hope you do far better than me!
Dominus tecum!
Pax vobiscum.
....i just whatched that video
I've never seen a violin laugh, sing and dance on it's own before! This one was having a ball manipulating him like a fiddle!
Thoroughly enjoyed this! When he first came out, I thought it was just going to be some random silliness, but this guy has a lot of talent!!
I remember humming pop goes the weasel in the hallways of an old college during an overnight camp... I hope I didn't give anyone nightmares there.
6:46 when your teacher says there is no more time in the lesson yet you really want to finish your song
Bravo! But he forgot to smash the violin against the stage at the climax. (Only do this with a cheap violin)
Art Gardner what else are amazon violins for
His violin didn't sound like a cheap one!
@@fedup1940 Never smash ANY musical instrument
What's a cheap violin? No way someone will play a cheap violin in concert even if they exist.
@@Katya_Lastochka true dat. Also cool name
How do you not go insane practicing that?
That's the most impressive part.
Emmet Lore Rey by practicing iy
Emmet Lore Rey he did, that’s why he performed it
He probably starts thinking about what the lyrics are for country boy can survive, or eye of the tiger...
You have to be just a little bit insane to try to do it in the first place. I touch of madness keeps you sane.
Ugh
*UGH*
_Umm_
What are they actually doing behind the camera?
What do you mean?
Crikey!
Any man who gets a standing ovation playing pop goes the weasel on the violin should be running for President.
And end up with another totally unqualified president? I don't think so! That comment makes as much sense as saying he should be an airline pilot or brain surgeon. What will you suggest next? Maybe a reasonable good actor who got upstaged by a chimp or, perhaps, a con man who can't succeed in business should be president.
*laughs in violin*
*cries in cello*
*chuckles in piano*
*wheezes in flute*
*Sneezes in tambourine*
Breathes in Opera
Wow!!! Blown away by baroque classic, popeth, goeth the weasle... Tre ' faboo!
Wait... how can this not have any comment yet? Best renditions of Pop Goes The Weasel ever! Fabulous!
Guy: Messes up on purpose.
Audience: ?
Guy: Giorno's theme plays.
Audience: O:
That happened? Time stamp plez
@@ShyDigi "2012" "Giorno's theme"
Cross Over lmao I didn’t notice that fml incoming whopshes I assume
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 songs once, but I fear the man who has practiced one song 10,000 times."
-Musical Lee
As a violinist, those tricks were incredibly awesome!! I mean I can't!
I was like "Maybe i can do that", until the end... those kinds of armonics ar hard, this guy nailed it
Marcos Guerrero
Holy s#%* i loved it. this is why im proud to be a violinist
Same here :)
me too (:
same ^^
yup
Come to viola, my child.
Dang, harmonics on POINT!
I know right!!👐
omg that staccato tho... :D
staccato?
3:04 ? That's what it is, right? (I'm still a student, and I'm terrified every time I make a violin-related comment that I'll get something wrong and make a fool of myself xD) Also, I checked out your channel! Nice vids! I liked the Katyusha - Synthesia and War Thunder Orig. vs. Trans. Do you make the synthetic keyboard music yourself? :)
Momo Wang No. It does have the same sound, but it's actually called "hooked bowing". Later on there is Staccatissimo, though, which is pretty close i guess.
ANx3h
Thanks! I consider myself educated! :)
Momo Wang No problem.
great violinist. Comedy violin is fantastic, you need to practice a lot to performance like this video. Here I come to support your channel my friend.
i like to performance
BenTheBen this is my new favorite comment
hahahaha. gotta love Google Translate.
The Victor Borge of the Violin!
Exactly what I thought!
Oh yes indeed. Well said.
I waa just about to look him up
What a Ham! The only thing bigger than this musician's Stage Ego is his incredible talent and gift for timing, presentation, interpretation and performance...He was in TOTAL control at all time...I especially like his initial "march" onto center stage (kind of like "I got this")... Bravo!
This young man is an expert. I have played the violin and I know how complex it is to make it sound listenable, even when we hold the violin in it's normal position, not to mention those many different odd positions where he makes it sound very well, without getting confused by losing the emplacement of the different strings when changing their directions.
wow. guys like you, make the whole world so much better.
go to a talent show. It's incredible what people are capable of.
thank you
Whoa! Oh my goodness! That's beyond anything that I've ever seen. Bravo!
that kid is gonna be a really fun grandpa.
Violin is about having good clean fun and this guy is the funniest.
The guy is amazing artist - simply amazing! But his violin (the instrument itself) is a little miracle itself - sublime sound! (Either this or the "sound guy" who made the record deserves an Oscar for his work)
no
The part when he fell
😱😱😱😱😱😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😅😅
yes. I wondered if it was part of the routine, when he fell. hmm
If you had to wonder then he did it perfectly Charlie Chaplin would be proud lol
@@philipthomey7884 , that was the other thing that made him look professional. You couldn't tell when he was acting or when he slipped in error! Masterpiece!
Now THAT was AMAZING ! ! The spirit of Victor Borge is alive and well. BRAVO
I've gone down the weasel hole of youtube and I'm happy I found this gem.
This is not just comedy but a masterpiece!
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I don't know how I got here but I'm really happy I did.
One of the most versatile instruments man ever created!
I've never ever enjoyed watching someone play the violin before. Wow!
I play the violin now since 11 years and I don't like practising
but I think now I really have to
he is brilliant
Him: Does absolutely nothing
Audience: *AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA* 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best 8 minutes I spent this week...talented and entertaining.
He must have practiced that for days! Very, very good playing!! 👍👍👍🇨🇱
This is crazy it must've been hard
Lol this is what Joshua Bell would be like if he's a comedian violinist.
flyfiing
Flyfishing
Wow! He certainly demonstrated skill, control, & range of styles! 😳😀
*_this dude is a absolute legend_*
I enjoyed this so much! Somehow, I was reminded of Victor Borge. I think there is a very bright future here indeed!
I regret giving up on violin now
Emmet L. Rey haha same
Never too late
Me too
Hilarious throughout, but every moment of his version at the end had me both in awe and in stiches!
And people say learning the violin is boring! WELL I SAY PHOOEY TO THEM! THIS WAS GENIUS!
lol he's so talented! Why he ain't well-known.. who is it?
Laila de Roos Mark Andrew Schumacher
@@jeanparke9373 I can't find any links to him. I'd think there'd be other impromptu videos of him on RUclips or some mention somewhere on the internet.
This is absolutely brilliant considering I've played the violin for four years and I have never heard anything like it
I really liked that Paganini ending! :)
I adore harmonics. And his self-assurance makes him a joy to watch--makes him very attractive.
I thought he was going to play Star Wars.
I am a violinist myself and I consider the harmonics that he manage to do on his instrument to be quite impressive!
Dear RUclips. 11 years later. Thank you. That was terrific!
That violin played that human well, great standup for an instrument.
This is really quite good! I could never pull some of that off with my string bass! I would love to hear a more recent recording of his, to see how he's come along -- I'll bet it's dynamite!
where can i get the sheet music
Anywhere
@WarWolf HAHAHA... now that's funny!
Ha ha good one.
How?
I loved the way he played the harmonics.
I’m dying. 😂 That was SO good.