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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | OK... After being the Tab dude... I decided to pose a Challenge to you all
I have placed 5 Peppino D'Agostino tunes on my web site... Here ... In order of difficulty
Born in the Sea
A Glimpse of Times Past
Close to Heaven
Desert Flower
Mother's Tears
The Challenge is - Work on them and record yourself... I'll post the recordings and we can all vote on who played the best!!
Come on I dare ya (and if you are like me... a Dare is all it takes :rolleyes: ) |
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Location: Utah | All I'm getting is "page not found" when I click on the links. |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | Still Loading the Files... Sorry |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | All there now... It seems I zapped a LARGE folder before and it was putting all those files back...
Also PLEASE note on Desert Flower... the 1st several Measures are LEFT HAND ONLY... you Pluck the string with finger on left hand and then Hammer on the note!!!!
Examples are at Old Playing and Recordings I'll even re-do my recordings as it aint fair to use older stuff when I was playing more frequently ;) |
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Location: Tennessee | You forgot to post which year you would like us to have these worked out by. ;) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'm still working on your tab for "It Doesn't Have to Be This Way". I'm still on the first page. I'm not sure I could figure these out in a year. Besides, I listened to Peppino on his website and I couldn't understand a word he was saying. |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | Cause he's Italian maybe...
Born in the Sea with dedicated practice is doable in a week |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If you tell me that "It Doesn't..." is doable in a week with dedicated practice, that will give me a frame of reference. Sort of like when the ski shop employee told me they considered an intermediate skier to be someone who skis 50 days a year or more. |
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Location: GA USA | Here's a wrinkle. Play them all with four chords or less. |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | You'll find with Croce... 1st practice moving between the chord shapes so your left hand knows where to go...
Then add the right picking...
Depending on how often you play and how quickly you can change chords (been playing 33+ years) a week playing an hour each day building on what you did the last day should get you to a passable likeness of the song
Personally I prefer Photographs and Memories (only because of the interesting G chord shapes and pull offs) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Thanks. I've been playing for over 33 years, too, but for about 25 of them I may not have practiced an hour a year. An hour a day is more than I usually can muster now, but it picks up a bit in the winter. I'm not satisfied with a "passable likeness", so I'll drone away on it for months, with numerous breaks for various distractions. I think I do a more than passable P&M. Seems like that was one of the easiest for me to learn, maybe because I did it off the Huttlinger dvd. Hard Way Every Time might be the easiest out there. Figured out the intro and then just watched the Croce dvd. He recorded it with a capo, but did it live without a capo. |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | So has ANYBODY taken up the Challenge? |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Gee, never heard of Peppino. Does he play an ovation? |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I'm giving it a go. I'm working on "Born In the Sea". It's the only one in standard tuning. I also tuned one of my guitars to Gm for "A Glimpse of the Past". It's got a really cool sound.
I don't have a timeframe for finishing "Born.." but I think it's coming out nicely. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'm still working on your "It Doesn't Have to Be This Way." Hey, I'm slow and there were too many close football games on this weekend. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I'll give "Born in the Sea" a chance.
So what is that in Italian, so my wife might get excited about it?
"Labour de Mer"? |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I have small hands and there are some challenging stretches in there - I'm working on a couple of compromises, since I can't stretch my fingers. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | BTW:
"I'm slow and there were too many close football games on this weekend".
I'm from Seattle, I'll have lots of time... |
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Location: Just outside Dallas, TX | Originally posted by an4340:
Gee, never heard of Peppino. Does he play an ovation? He is the premier Artist for Seagull (Godin)... the page at the beginning of the Thread has links to Songs he does... |
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Location: Omaha, NE | I'm planning on adding one or two of these, but my schedule is a little wazzed for the next few weeks. It'll be more like the first of the year before I can dig in. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Awesome thanks. I already have far too many pieces lined up that I have to learn but will add these to the list. Ta. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | I tell you what - if you can transcribe this I'll be very grateful....
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UBPWtng1dBA |
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Location: Chicago | OK, but let's trade: I'll learn one of yours if you learn one of my "covers":
1)Frevo Rasgado (Egberto Gismonti)
2)Fantasia Suite for Two Guitars (Di Meola)
3) Guardian Angel (McLaughlin)
I can post links and tabs, if you are interested! |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | My thoughts having listening to them (and converted the TAB to Guitar Pro)...
- Born in the Sea
Lovely, will be working on this, can pretty much play this as is just sight reading the TAB. Top tune.
- A Glimpse of Times Past
Never used this particular tuning so into the "to learn" pile it goes. Again a lovely piece, nice dischordance...
-Close to Heaven
Another tuning I've never used so into the "to learn" pile it goes.
- Desert Flower
I like to memorise all the pieces I learn, I think this falls into a slightly harder category for the simple reason it'll be harded to memorise but again --> "to learn".
- Mother's Tears
Same as Desert Flower, i.e. harder to memorise but will learn!
I would say the first three are all pretty easier and good for a beginner/intermediate fingerstyle guitarist. The last two require a little more attention but not impossible. Thanks again!!! Anymore to share? |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Originally posted by dobro:
OK, but let's trade: I'll learn one of yours if you learn one of my "covers":
1)Frevo Rasgado (Egberto Gismonti)
2)Fantasia Suite for Two Guitars (Di Meola)
3) Guardian Angel (McLaughlin)
I can post links and tabs, if you are interested! Yes please send TABs! |
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Challenge!!!!!!!!!
