Kristofer Dahl27th January 2010Fantastic Piotr - this lesson sure has a given place along with our brilliant collection Yngwie lessons! Also - Yngwie's Orchestra album is probably my favorite one (along with Magnum Opus)
playaxeman27th January 2010Indeed fantastic Piotr.
Well done!!
Great neoclassic material in this lesson to study
Marek Rojewski27th January 2010Great one Piotr!
Rik Veldhuizen27th January 2010wow, very nice Piotr! I'd thought about giving it a go, right up to the parts at 0:55 and 1:09
... that's when I parked it for another year or so...
Zsolt Galambos27th January 2010Brilliant Piotr, exellent lesson on Malmsteeen's style!
Gerardo Siere27th January 2010Brillant one Piotr!
Lian Gerbino27th January 2010well done man! awesome background!
Sensible Jones27th January 2010Superb lesson as always Piotr!!!
Marcus Siepen27th January 2010fantastic lesson Piotr
NoSkill27th January 2010Always great, Piotr. I'm always anxious to listen/watch/study your lessons. Thanks for this one!
Cheers!
Piotr Kaczor27th January 2010Thank you, mates! Appreciate your comments! Yngwie has always been a great ispiration for me!
Emir Hot27th January 2010Awesome mestro. You know I like this style
Gabriel Leopardi27th January 2010Wou Piotr! This composition is fantastic! You really nailed Malmsteen's style in this era!
Awesome job!
Wilska27th January 2010Wow Piotr, this was beautiful! I really really love the backing track aswell. Great tone too, very doable lesson thanks a lot!
Sergio Dorado27th January 2010Brilliant lesson, Piotr!Amazing
Jeff28th January 2010Awesome!
Gary28th January 2010LOVE IT PIOTR!!!! your lessons never cease to amaze me:) Superb!
- Piotr Kaczor28th January 2010
Thanks a lot, guys!
superize28th January 2010Piotr Malmsteen
Awsome lesson. i will definenty learn this sometime
Aleksander Sukovic28th January 2010Wow! This is so tasteful! Great neoclassical chops
- Piotr Kaczor28th January 2010
Thank you Superize and Aleksander
Piotr Malmsteen
Oohh, my friend I'm not worthy
kaznie_NL28th January 2010Wow, awesome composition!
Laszlo Boross29th January 2010Awesome lesson Piotr! The backing is Brilliant!
Maestro Mistheria29th January 2010Great neo-classic lesson and backing/arrangement.
- Piotr Kaczor29th January 2010
Thank you, guys!
I used NI Kontakt 4 from Komplete 6 for the BT. Really amazing stuff! - Gerardo Siere29th January 2010
Omg, you get the Yngwie style into this one!
Ivan Milenkovic31st January 2010Awesome arrangement and lesson, very detailed work, and great playing as always Piotr, you rock.
Karl-ss1st February 2010Brilliant... Just brilliant!
- Piotr Kaczor1st February 2010
Thank you, mates! Glad that you like it!
Pedja Simovic1st February 2010Great lesson Piotr, you nailed the feel here man
purple hayes3rd February 2010The TAB for video 7 seems to be missing 2 beats of that fast ascending run.
Great lesson. I may tackle this one if I'm feeling extra manly one day.- Piotr Kaczor3rd February 2010Great lesson Piotr, you nailed the feel here man
Thank you very much, Pedja!The TAB for video 7 seems to be missing 2 beats of that fast ascending run.
Great lesson. I may tackle this one if I'm feeling extra manly one day.
Thank you, I'll check it! - Mike864th February 2010
this is really a masterpiece!
it seems to have a lot of Yngwie`s style, but it might contain Piotr`s as well ;-)
really like it! - Piotr Kaczor5th February 2010this is really a masterpiece!
it seems to have a lot of Yngwie`s style, but it might contain Piotr`s as well ;-)
really like it!
Thank you, my friend!
I always try to smuggle a little bit of myself
- Sinisa Cekic12th February 2010
Awesome stuff my friend !!!
thefireball15th August 2010Amazing arrangement!
Adrian Figallo11th September 2011nice sounding concerto man!
- Medieval24th April 2012
BRAVO!!!
Christophe10th December 2012One of the best neoclassical song I've ever heard. That backing track is pure awesomeness, it's pure mega bomb, killer ! I want a whole piece of music with that backing track !!! PLEASE
St Anger14th January 2013Fantastic ! working on since 3 weeks ! I wonder if there wouldn't small mistakes in the tabs notation (part 4 and 6) ?
- Artur Sikora16th July 2014
Really good
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Hello GMC!
I've always wanted to give lesson in the style of Yngwie Malmsteen,
but after watching Marcus, Emir and Gabriel’s lessons I gave up.
Finally, one day I found a tape of my early recordings. Especially
one track reminds me of Hans Zimmer compositions and yes - Yngwie Malmsteen’s
Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra released in 1998.
So, I've engaged my private orchestra again and recorded this little tune :)
We are going to use:
- alternate picking,
- vibrato
- sweep picking
- barouque technics like ostinato,
Tempo: 120
Time sig: 12/8
I used mostly a minor scale, but please notice the following modulations:00:00 A minor (= A aeolian)
00:35 D harmonic minor
00:38 A harmonic minor
00:41 D harmonic minor
00:44 A harmonic minor
00:47 back to A minor
This is the preset I used for the POD XT live for this lesson:
Amp: Line 6 Chemical X , Drive 8 - Bass 5 - Middle 6- Treble 4 - Presence 4
Cab: 4x12 2001 Treadplate
Dly: Multihead delay,
Rev: DAW reverb
Stomp: Classic Distortion
The lesson is available in the guitar pro 5 file, mp3 backing tracks included.
Enjoy!
Piotr
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