stevec
That was nice, David.  The reverb does help add to the relaxation factor.
 
I have to ask though - is that a nylon or steel string guitar?  Or an acoustic/electric?

Steve, It's a Breedlove classical/electric (nylon strings)

Really nice with just the right amount of reverb, enjoyed the listen.

eph221

stevec
That was nice, David.  The reverb does help add to the relaxation factor.
 
I have to ask though - is that a nylon or steel string guitar?  Or an acoustic/electric?

Steve, It's a Breedlove classical/electric (nylon strings)

Ah... gotcha.  Thanks.  It sorta sounded like something in between, so there it is!

eph221I'll post the other movements when I get time. 

I look forward to that David.
 
Many years ago I bought the sheet music to Cavatina... Never did suss it out 
 
If you take requests, I would like to hear that one please.
 
Toccata would be nice too
 
 
cheers
 
andy

Kenny:  God I hope not!  TOTP!

eph221
Kenny:  God I hope not!  TOTP!

Hey Dave , every time I read something you post , no matter where on the forum I have to look up an acronym
 
TOTP!  which one do I pick ?
 
Top of The Pops ? Top of The Page ? Tri-o-tolyl phosphate ? or Time-Based One Time Password ?...
 
 
All that Mystery & Suspense aside ....
 
Every once in a while Post Some Classical Guitar .You do sound very good playing your guitar in that Genre 
 
Kenny

Very nice, just the amount of reverb for this kind of music and a very good feel in your playing. I used to play a lot of Bach and I wish I had the time to get back up to scratch again. My favorite was the Fuga from BWV 1001, a challenging piece if not for the fact that the music is so mind blowing in parts that your fingers forget what to do. My other specialty was BWV 996, the Courante from that is relatively easy but a truly beautiful piece of music.
 
 

I've only scratched the surface on 1001 and 996.  Was that on guitar or lute or even harpsichord or violin..etc? I played 1001 for my senior recital.  I had only played classical for 2 years at that point.

I played them on guitar. I think 1001 was originally written for lute? I also used to play a lot of John Dowland stuff with the G tuned to F#, as well as some Francesco Da Milano, his lute pieces are amazing.

Interesting, Sharke.  So you know who David Russell is? :D:D