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Ben N
hello everyone if you have any questions or request about my lessons
i be happy to answer smile.gif
keep on rocking!!! cool.gif
ben n
The Uncreator
What are your future plans for lessons? smile.gif

And by any chance could you do an Alex Lifeson (Rush) lesson? your style kinda gives me an old rock n' roll kinda feel, i dont know if you are a fan of rush though.
Ben N
actualy i dont know Alex Lifeson but i'll chek it now and
i see what i can do... and yes i love the old rock n' roll style smile.gif
so i will do a little research on that guy and i'll try to come up with
somthing smile.gif
Saoirse O'Shea
Sounds great Ben,

may be worth talking with Muris as well (http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?showtopic=7431)

as it would be particularly nice if you could cover different aspects of Lifeson's style.

Cheers,
Tony
Ben N
i'm hearing now some pieces on the youtube but if you can name
one of his cd so i can hear a litlle more that will help! because
i dont realy know his music ( sorry ) but from what i'm hearing now
it sounds great!!!! smile.gif
Saoirse O'Shea
Sure other members will come in with others Ben but some albums which I particularly like are 2112; Fly by Night and; Moving Pictures. I think there's probably a 'Best of Rush' album though what it's called I don't know.

Cheers,
Tony
Ben N
thank's tony i'll chek it out smile.gif
Spiderusalem
I love your classical pieces. Its really awesome sounding stuff.


Are they original pieces?

How do you write/assemble your work?
Ben N
QUOTE (Spiderusalem @ Nov 3 2007, 07:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I love your classical pieces. Its really awesome sounding stuff.
Are they original pieces?

How do you write/assemble your work?


Thanks smile.gif except Classical Right Hand Technique Malaguena Lesson they are
all original pieces ( those 2 I learn years ago they are classical pieces )
about the rest of them I just sit down and start to improvise and it just
come out.. I start with one chord and trying to hear the rest in my head then
I'm just looking how to do it on the guitar smile.gif if you have a couple of chord you
can record them then try to come up with some basic lead to folow them
ufter that try to combine them together you will find that is very intresting..
and then you'll see that you get wired looking shapes on the guitar so it realy
open your mind to new stuff...
hope thats answer your question... if there is somthing more let me know
and good luck smile.gif
Ben N
Ben N
cool picture by the way smile.gif
peterorg54
why do u always wear tank top in ur lessons ? tongue.gif
peterorg54
QUOTE (peterorg54 @ Nov 14 2007, 12:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
why do u always wear tank top in ur lessons ? tongue.gif



oh.. nvm..

it's not always.. tongue.gif sad.gif
kahall
QUOTE (peterorg54 @ Nov 14 2007, 02:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
why do u always wear tank top in ur lessons ? tongue.gif




Please rent a tuxedo for your next lesson. Just kidding you look like your chillin.
Ben N
hehehe sometime I'm forgeting that a lot of people
can watch this!! but as you said I'm chilling with my pyjama blink.gif
next time you'll see me with a tuxedo hehehe or not... smile.gif
(I'm not that type of man..) I like to keep things as simple
as possible...

or maybe something like this???Click to view attachment
shredmandan
So Ben
Tell us alittle about yourself,like how long you have been playing.Your main influences and whats your favorite stuff to play.Did you go to school to study music and what are your goals as a musician smile.gif
Ben N
I'm 23 years old and living in Israel in a small town nothing
much to do here so recently I started to take the guitar much more
seriously.. I'm playing since I'm 12 and I took for three years classical
lessons.. it helped a lot but the main problem is that I did'nt learn theory
I just wanted to play ( stupid me smile.gif ) I was a kid and I did'nt know what I
need so all the work of learning scale and improvise etc... ( playing on the electric )
I learn myself so it took me a lot of
time ( there were nobody to show me sad.gif... so my progress was very slow...
ever since a joined here and seen all the great teachers here doing crazy stuff it rely
inspire me and open my mind and now I just know what I need to practice and how to get were
I want to be... my goal as a musician is to make a living doing the thing I love the most
( playing off course!! ) so I started doing that I'm teaching guitar lessons I have a few students
so it rely pushes me to be in a higher level... the most important thing for me is to always be
and feel that I'm progressing and moving foreword the last 4 years I did'nt make any at all...
so that basecly it... smile.gif
my life story in short... hehehe
Ben N
Maximus
Ben, I just wanted to let you know that i love your lessons. You have a very smooth style that relies on very unique compositions and non typical progressions. You really put soul into your playing and it shows in every note. Thanks for your participation at this great site. You are a fantastic addition. Max
Ben N
QUOTE (Maximus @ Nov 27 2007, 07:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ben, I just wanted to let you know that i love your lessons. You have a very smooth style that relies on very unique compositions and non typical progressions. You really put soul into your playing and it shows in every note. Thanks for your participation at this great site. You are a fantastic addition. Max



wow thank a lot for the kind words I'm really appreciate it!!
and its my pleasure to be here in GMC !!! smile.gif
I'm glad that my lessons inspire you biggrin.gif ן

and a very cool picture!! love that movie smile.gif
( a rocker gladiator heheh laugh.gif )

which ones did you like the most?? so I'll know
in what direction to aim next time...
Maximus
I particularly like the Don't Take, Pent. Bending and Int. Solo. Those are the ones i've tackled so far but I plan to dig into the acoustic stuff next. I look forward to your next lesson. Max
Ben N
thanks I got your taste I think... I started resently to play
classic music so I have a couple of those lessons planed ( this music really open your mind!! ) but
also I have more solo lessons on the electric in the same style that you dig smile.gif
and a couple riff lessons... so hope you like what is next to come smile.gif
Art
QUOTE (Ben N @ Nov 28 2007, 11:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
thanks I got your taste I think... I started resently to play
classic music so I have a couple of those lessons planed ( this music really open your mind!! ) but
also I have more solo lessons on the electric in the same style that you dig smile.gif
and a couple riff lessons... so hope you like what is next to come smile.gif


Ben, Please tell us how you get your killer sound. Amp, pedals, settings...... Thanks
drummingguitarist06
QUOTE (Art @ Mar 12 2008, 03:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ben, Please tell us how you get your killer sound. Amp, pedals, settings...... Thanks



For real. Is that Gibson LP Std. or Studio? Whatever you have it's fantastic. You are probably my favorite instructor stylistically, the music you play is EXACTLY what I want to play, even down to the acoustic stuff (classical is not really my thing, fun to watch, but I mean more of your more solemn, minor piecees).

If I had the money, I would personally fly you over to USA and make you be my teacher for a year lol. tongue.gif. But keep ripping the awesome tracks, because I trying to learn your technique and style. Thanks!
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