61
/dev/random / Re: Whatcha listening to?
« Last post by |iR|Focalor on May 05, 2025, 10:06:34 AM »The more you browse youtube, the more you realize all the things you'll NEVER be able to do on a guitar... because I didn't start intensive training when I was barely old enough to scribble my own name like this lady obviously did. 
Ana Vidocic, classical guitarist.
Absolutely FLAWLESS technique and she seems to play all of these pieces completely from memory. Just WOW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e26zZ83Oh6Y&ab_channel=OmniFoundation
I honestly don't lament my lack of ability to play classical guitar. At this point, I don't TRY too hard to improve, and I play just for my own enjoyment of it. I'm not interested in impressing anyone with my skills. It's fun for me and that's enough. Also, as much I love listening to and especially watching someone this talented play classical guitar, it's just not really a style of music I've ever been too interested in playing much past it's practical application towards rock music, as in when I spent a little time studying Randy Rhoads tabs as a teen. Also... the last time I even picked up a classical guitar, I was astounded by how entirely flat and wide the fretboard was compared to a typical radiused fretboard on an electric.

Ana Vidocic, classical guitarist.
Absolutely FLAWLESS technique and she seems to play all of these pieces completely from memory. Just WOW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e26zZ83Oh6Y&ab_channel=OmniFoundation
I honestly don't lament my lack of ability to play classical guitar. At this point, I don't TRY too hard to improve, and I play just for my own enjoyment of it. I'm not interested in impressing anyone with my skills. It's fun for me and that's enough. Also, as much I love listening to and especially watching someone this talented play classical guitar, it's just not really a style of music I've ever been too interested in playing much past it's practical application towards rock music, as in when I spent a little time studying Randy Rhoads tabs as a teen. Also... the last time I even picked up a classical guitar, I was astounded by how entirely flat and wide the fretboard was compared to a typical radiused fretboard on an electric.
Recent Posts












Welcome, Guest. Please
November 19, 2025, 09:06:34 AM