I think of Yamashita as the Picasso of the guitar. He is so advanced and so solid in his technique he plays with much unorthodox movement and tone as part of his art.
I can't believe this came out 3 months ago. I hit the dang bell. Very interesting. I'm intrigued by the idea of using the extension of the pinky to influence the spacing between the middle and ring fingers. I'm not sure how to use it, but a use for it must exist....
Lol the same thing happens to me with RUclips. Glad you found the video. Yes I also find the influence of the pinky to be quite interesting. My guess is it’s some kind of feel, but that would also mean that it contributes to a particular desired outcome. Fun to experiment with for sure.
Guitar-wise, as for capacity on the instrument, he should be regarded as the best guitarist in the world or even ever (probably). If you like other stuff or you prefer how other guitarists play the same pieces Yamashita, that itself is an opinion a matter of taste, which is fine, but you cannot say they are better, just that you prefer them sound.
Thank you so much for this. Yamashita is such a fascinating figure on the instrument that nothing he does can be without interest. You are absolutely right to point out how solid and orthodox his technical basis is. How he then builds upon this foundation with his own innovations is what makes him the guitar genius he is but without that solid technical background such flights of brilliance would never have been possible. By the way, I have a small request on behalf of both myself and, I strongly suspect, a significant proportion of the guitar world. Could you do a similar analysis on Vera Danilina?
I love Yamashita ❤️ & his daughter is also excellent in my view😊. The Japanese transcriber K Minami is also a major influence on guitar music performance 👌 😊🎉🎉
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I think of Yamashita as the Picasso of the guitar. He is so advanced and so solid in his technique he plays with much unorthodox movement and tone as part of his art.
That seems right, but does that make Tarrega -- Goya?
Transcendental
I can't believe this came out 3 months ago. I hit the dang bell. Very interesting. I'm intrigued by the idea of using the extension of the pinky to influence the spacing between the middle and ring fingers. I'm not sure how to use it, but a use for it must exist....
Lol the same thing happens to me with RUclips. Glad you found the video. Yes I also find the influence of the pinky to be quite interesting. My guess is it’s some kind of feel, but that would also mean that it contributes to a particular desired outcome. Fun to experiment with for sure.
Extra tremello lead option maybe?
The sound live is the same sound recorded, unbeliveble! 👏👏👏
I would ever never thought he could be panned for the way he plays.
he's the best. fact.
... on how I feel about Kazuhito Yamashita: Obsessed.
I. Am. Obsessed.
Understandable!
Guitar-wise, as for capacity on the instrument, he should be regarded as the best guitarist in the world or even ever (probably). If you like other stuff or you prefer how other guitarists play the same pieces Yamashita, that itself is an opinion a matter of taste, which is fine, but you cannot say they are better, just that you prefer them sound.
Thank you so much for this. Yamashita is such a fascinating figure on the instrument that nothing he does can be without interest. You are absolutely right to point out how solid and orthodox his technical basis is. How he then builds upon this foundation with his own innovations is what makes him the guitar genius he is but without that solid technical background such flights of brilliance would never have been possible. By the way, I have a small request on behalf of both myself and, I strongly suspect, a significant proportion of the guitar world. Could you do a similar analysis on Vera Danilina?
How about Galina Vale?
Liszt was transcendental
Great commentary! How about looking at Paul Galbraith next?
I love Yamashita ❤️ & his daughter is also excellent in my view😊. The Japanese transcriber K Minami is also a major influence on guitar music performance 👌 😊🎉🎉
Please analyze the technique of Luise Walker. That would be great!
Oh. My. God. I'm gonna watch this video so hard!
Hahaha nice
This has given me all the motivation I need, to never pick up a guitar again ! 😂
Lol!!
Transcendental
DO FREDERIC HAND. you will be shocked. i have some videos on him