daniel-dangelo In reply to ArrodisBaletide [2011-10-22 03:31:54 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, sorry 'bout the late T:
I study music theory for about four years.
I started acoustic guitar too, so it's four years of acoustic guitar and one year of bass. Actually I have the basic of guitar, but bass have more... feeling.

So, same questions 'bout you (:

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ArrodisBaletide In reply to daniel-dangelo [2011-11-02 07:25:33 +0000 UTC]

well I've been playing about 4 years myself I've been immersed in music since i was a baby, and I've sang all my life. I started with the electric and then picked up acoustic, i honestly play more acoustic now than i do electric but I love both. recently I've been learning Dee by Randy Rhoads. and attempting to learn Little Fugue by Bach. among other tunes but those are the most difficult im playing at the moment.

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daniel-dangelo In reply to ArrodisBaletide [2011-11-04 01:44:29 +0000 UTC]

Classic Music is really nice to play, but the song with the better feeling on acoustic guitar is Bossa Nova.
Bossa Nova, a brazilian genre, have a complex guitar and a great rhythm, you should look for it!

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daniel-dangelo In reply to daniel-dangelo [2011-12-05 15:11:14 +0000 UTC]

Look for Chico Buarque, it's a great musician who started during the dictadorship here in Brazil. The two top songs (for me) is "Construção" and "Quem te viu, quem te vê". It's actually really nice.

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ArrodisBaletide In reply to daniel-dangelo [2011-11-04 17:40:20 +0000 UTC]

I definitely will! are there any particularly good groups that you could recommend?

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