....with many thanks to CZcams...I have found another brother out there...what a magnificent family that we are...now I don`t feel so alone anymore..pure guitar sound..no whizzzbangery sound effect gadgets...just natural music..how wonderful..(WORD)..!!
Such a lovely and tender reading of a beautiful song deserves to be heard. I'm so happy to have found this. My compliments to the Quartet!!!Well done by all.
You know... I think that Gonzalo has developed a good tone. I am a huuuuge fan of Stochelo's tone. I am a huge believer that its all about the pick and/or fingers, and the strings you use that give you a good tone, the instrument is just icing on top of the cake...
Everytime I see Gonzalo, he seems improved. He's definitely got a nice tone and some nice music happening. His latin influence is a nice touch as well.
I'm also thinking that Stochelo is the best, and after him i put Angelo D'barre, but from these videos i must note that Gonzalo is douing wonderfull job, with the way of his playing.
@assa123assa123 A buddy of mine also hates the tone of the gypsy guitars, He's a long time D28 junkie, and while it's true that they don't have the bottom end of dreadnaught, and the tone is nasally, they have the cutting power that is indispensible when you're in a circle with several guitars chunking out rhythm loud. They are a joy to play, because the long scale gives you big volume from relatively light guage strings -- and, of course, they make you look like Django!
@caseyspaos Interesting -- Someone could probably do a Master's Thesis on guitar player's facial expressions -- but if you want to see real AGONY check out the faces that Polish two-hand tapping master ADAM FULARA makes while playing the Godberg Variations on a double neck!
This is not his channel so I doubt he will see this. Try your luck with GBQuartet instead. I don't think he will be able to respond but it might be worth a shot.
....with many thanks to CZcams...I have found another brother out there...what a magnificent family that we are...now I don`t feel so alone anymore..pure guitar sound..no whizzzbangery sound effect gadgets...just natural music..how wonderful..(WORD)..!!
Magnifique, bravo,
enfin de la musicalité! du Swing ,du Son et de l'originalité!
merci.
Such a lovely and tender reading of a beautiful song deserves to be heard. I'm so happy to have found this. My compliments to the Quartet!!!Well done by all.
Nice play .. Gonzalo... love this song
Bravo, Gonzalo! And his quartet!!
une bien jolie version de ce swing qui est la plupart du temp négocié a la vitesse du son!...expressif et bocou de musicalité ca fé plaisir !...BRAVO
I love this rendition so much I can not tell you. So soothing, well done!
What a fantastic quartet, wow!
What a gorgeous rendition..your sweet take on it takes my heart to a beautiful place ^_^
Superb! Loved it!
Locoooos la mejor versión que escuche de tenías que ser tú,un abrazo
You know... I think that Gonzalo has developed a good tone. I am a huuuuge fan of Stochelo's tone. I am a huge believer that its all about the pick and/or fingers, and the strings you use that give you a good tone, the instrument is just icing on top of the cake...
Outstanding. Would love to see him live!
Awesome work there. Very impressive.
magnifique! Bravo! Ca swinge bien, et quelle technique en plus!
Régine
Me encanta!!!
very nice music , brilliant playing !
Everytime I see Gonzalo, he seems improved. He's definitely got a nice tone and some nice music happening. His latin influence is a nice touch as well.
Great Gonzalo!!
FANTASTIC :-)))
the melody being played in unison ( guitar and clarinet) is beautiful.
Great playing by all the band --) jamie
Bravo!!!
Fabulous talent********
Awesome..
este flaco es un crack!
Excellent. I just promoted your song on Florida's leading Beach wedding website on the blog page.
I'm also thinking that Stochelo is the best, and after him i put Angelo D'barre, but from these videos i must note that Gonzalo is douing wonderfull job, with the way of his playing.
thats sound fucking great
:-) very nice
¡Fáááhhhh!
@assa123assa123 A buddy of mine also hates the tone of the gypsy guitars, He's a long time D28 junkie, and while it's true that they don't have the bottom end of dreadnaught, and the tone is nasally, they have the cutting power that is indispensible when you're in a circle with several guitars chunking out rhythm loud. They are a joy to play, because the long scale gives you big volume from relatively light guage strings -- and, of course, they make you look like Django!
¡Fááááhh!
Thank you! It is an Olivier Marin guitar, isn't it?
it's an audio technica pro 70
Audio Technica Pro 70
Hi Gonzalo,
how is everything? I would like to know which model of microphone you are using on your guitar? thanks a lot! Blessings!!
ca fait du bien de la bonne musique comme ca !!
c pas du mode bourrin et ca c cool !!!!
Dennis? Can you tell me the type of that mic in the guitar of Gonzalo?
Thanks!
Ákos
olivier marin.... by the way this (cminor7b5) is not denis' account
@caseyspaos Interesting -- Someone could probably do a Master's Thesis on guitar player's facial expressions -- but if you want to see real AGONY check out the faces that Polish two-hand tapping master ADAM FULARA makes while playing the Godberg Variations on a double neck!
quiero tocar la viola asi che jaja
@GuitarManz117 That fucking hilarious -- and probably true.
This is not his channel so I doubt he will see this. Try your luck with GBQuartet instead. I don't think he will be able to respond but it might be worth a shot.
@JimmyDeLocke Now that's a good explanation )
why do they stick to those guitars? only to look like.. you know the name?
they sound rather harsh and probably a pain to play