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GMC Forum _ PRACTICE ROOM _ Lesson Request For Emir Hot
Posted by: The Spartan Oct 3 2008, 01:26 PM
Hey Emir I noticed you still don't have your own subforum so I made this request here.
Anyway I was watching videos of you on YouTube and I came across this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8o-ArBTuh8&feature=related
Which I really like,I'm guessing it's some kind of traditional music in your country? It's very close to Turkish music.
Anyway would you please make a lesson of this video here on GMC? And if you can't because of copyrights regulations
would you make a lesson in this style?
Thanks in advance. 
Posted by: Emir Hot Oct 3 2008, 01:47 PM
Thank you for your request. Yesterday I got PM from the new instrucor Vasilije Vukmirovic about the same song. He would like to make lesson in that style with me. The song you heard is from Zoran Starcevic. He is Serbian guitar maestro and plays Balkan traditional infuenced music. I can't teach that exact song because of copyrights but I suggested to Vasilije that we make a lesson in that style together.
Muris has a lesson called "Oriental Shred" that uses the same scales and techniques.
I hope we can make it this month.
Emir.
Posted by: The Spartan Oct 3 2008, 02:02 PM
Muris has a lesson called "Oriental Shred" that uses the same scales and techniques.
I hope we can make it this month.
Emir.
Wow thanks for your quick reply,it's a realy beautiful piece of music. I've seen Muris' Oriental Shred lesson it's great but kind of
too hard for me. This one i really like and it sounds really nice on an acoustic guitar,which is always a plus.
Anyway thanks and hope you make the lesson as close as to the one in the video
lol
Posted by: fatb0t Oct 3 2008, 06:18 PM
Can you do a lesson on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUXgGIIg3Ik&feature=related
I reallllly dig this song for some reason.
Look how much cooler your version is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oS7Gk7-KZ8
Posted by: ZakkWylde Oct 3 2008, 06:43 PM
I reallllly dig this song for some reason.
Look how much cooler your version is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oS7Gk7-KZ8
How about this one fatb0t?
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guitar/alla-turca-part1/
Posted by: fatb0t Oct 3 2008, 07:11 PM
Oh cool, I feel like a dumb arse now =) I can't wait to DISTORT IT. haha one day I will grow up and only play acoustic - so I may as well get all the high gain in as I can
Posted by: cattus Oct 4 2008, 01:13 PM
And what about "Hora martisorului" from your CD?I love this one:)..and others are mega uber cool too:)Your skill is just awesome
Posted by: Vasilije Vukmirovic Oct 4 2008, 10:18 PM
I watched Starcevic live last night. Awesome as always!
What I noticed is that arrangements are made in a way that two guitars play solo(exact same notes in most cases) and third guitar plays rhythm. They played even one classical piece(Hungarian dance 6) arranged as if it is Balcan piece.
I even shooted few songs, and I can tell you from the footage, they play lots and lots of trills. Just amazing!
Posted by: Emir Hot Oct 4 2008, 11:33 PM
I reallllly dig this song for some reason.
Look how much cooler your version is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oS7Gk7-KZ8
I played the Mozart piece but that guy on the piano plays something else. He said it was Beethoven piece
I think I can make a lesson but it's a very long piece. The whole 3-4 minute song. Maybe if I split it in 3 parts it would work. Think that I need to transcribe all of it
What I noticed is that arrangements are made in a way that two guitars play solo(exact same notes in most cases) and third guitar plays rhythm. They played even one classical piece(Hungarian dance 6) arranged as if it is Balcan piece.
I even shooted few songs, and I can tell you from the footage, they play lots and lots of trills. Just amazing!
I believe it was a great show. Put some clips on youtube please.
That one is from an old Romanian violin player. I don't play all notes as from the original. I arranged it differently. I can do some parts soon. Thanks for the idea.
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