Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

[kengtin]

Hi fellas,

I wanted to share a video recording I recently made to participate in the 2012 Master Satriani Guitar Contest by Guitar Center, check it out. I'm sorry, there is no Seymour Duncan equipment in this video, still I think is worth sharing.

IMPORTANT: if you want, you can directly help me increase my chances of winning by "Liking" my Facebook fan page and/or subscribing to my YouTube channel. Not many people know me so I'm gonna need all the "social" help I can get. Feel free to share the link.

Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/schong.ktp (scroll down a bit to see the video)
YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/kengtin77

Constructive comments are always welcome. The YouTube description has all the technical details.

Thanks in advance and cheers :friday:

 

[Guston7]

Re: Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

Nice job, man! I can tell you put some work into that. Best of luck!

 

[UberMetalDood]

Re: Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

Nice job, man! I can tell you put some work into that. Best of luck!

+1

Great job. I'm too lazy to learn a whole song past 3 1/2 minutes these days so I know it takes a lot of discipline to learn an articulate piece like that.

 

[TheLivingDead]

Re: Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

That was great, man.

Liked and Subscribed.

Good luck!

 

[kengtin]

Re: Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

Thanks a lot to everyone that have watched and supported this video, I really appreciate it !!

 

[kengtin]

Re: Andalusia (video) - Satriani Contest - Want to support me?

+1

Great job. I'm too lazy to learn a whole song past 3 1/2 minutes these days so I know it takes a lot of discipline to learn an articulate piece like that.

I decided not to learn/play the CD version because the contest requires an original performance, however I wanted to keep the original feel and expand with my own stuff. The fun part about this song is that it gives a lot of freedom to improvise, I mean Joe himself live improvises like 90% of it every time.