This can sound magnificent played slowly by an orchestra, although I still prefer the faster versions, but for a single guitar it shouldn't be any slower than this. Come on, keep voting - the slow team might catch up!
he puls off ink leaving to attack like none of te other i think can even do it was very subltel but the best in the world dont have that little trick up their sleves!!@!!! in one pul; away he smoke any one else!
who could dare cut this up we dont know where he is coming from for example is he able to have accesed internet or a recordpalyer in his life time? we dont know or well i dont...it is right at the oout set as beautiful as any and with subtle fingering that all night i have yet to see on other youtued up versions...i do like my canon a bit slower bbut this in a second hit me as unioque
@DanUSC818 Nah....as my guitar teacher used to tell me, a version like this isn't very "musical," meaning that there isn't much of the person put into the song. Bends, changes in tempo, changes in tone and volume - all add character and a personal touch to the song.
I love this interpretation. I like the way he assertively strums the accompaniment while simultaneously picking the melody line. It inspires me even more to want to learn this song. Wish I hadn't been ignoring my guitar for so many years..
Regarding playing it too fast, I think some people once they know the song really well have a tendency to want to play it faster. Call it being a show off if you want. I think the piece a beautiful played slow or fast as long as it is played well.
This version is transcribed by Dennis Burns and edited by Ken Keaton. Good job, sounds nice. With this version at 2:03 - 2:07 I always thought it sounded alittle like "Jolly old St. Nicholas"
master of forgetting the a riff at 0:53 deep. plaus as soon as he starts playing the "popular" part of the song he screws it all up... wtf. i was expecting more, ths is the best version of the song. and i wouldnt talk shit if i couldnt play it better myself, and i dont take lessons, or teach pupils or none of that jazz, so WTF?~
@jbeh07 Idiot, the man knows more about music than you ever will. The tempo is up to him as he is the solo artist. Additionally, those who says he has no emotion or feel are completely wrong, his tone is sensational and his change of pace through the phases make it more human than ever.
@jbeh07 And even if you don't like it who cares? I play music because i enjoy it, if it makes others feel something then great, but at the end of the da y, you play music to release whats inside of you, and i think few can debate that this man feels nothing when he plays this song.
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thbmt69 4 days ago
This can sound magnificent played slowly by an orchestra, although I still prefer the faster versions, but for a single guitar it shouldn't be any slower than this. Come on, keep voting - the slow team might catch up!
nuclian 1 week ago
he puls off ink leaving to attack like none of te other i think can even do it was very subltel but the best in the world dont have that little trick up their sleves!!@!!! in one pul; away he smoke any one else!
sometimesnym 1 month ago
who could dare cut this up we dont know where he is coming from for example is he able to have accesed internet or a recordpalyer in his life time? we dont know or well i dont...it is right at the oout set as beautiful as any and with subtle fingering that all night i have yet to see on other youtued up versions...i do like my canon a bit slower bbut this in a second hit me as unioque
pqrdon me i cant typ-e!
sometimesnym 1 month ago
i learned sometihng and i cant believe some one would critque that which he taught the palying when not palying is for masters!
sometimesnym 1 month ago
Flawless technique. Damn dude brought a tear to my eyes..
vonkiser 2 months ago
He's VietNamese
MoonEvo123 2 months ago
nice interpretation, good tone.
poetsgirl 3 months ago
@DanUSC818 Nah....as my guitar teacher used to tell me, a version like this isn't very "musical," meaning that there isn't much of the person put into the song. Bends, changes in tempo, changes in tone and volume - all add character and a personal touch to the song.
kaylasdaddy55 5 months ago
he play so fast
canhhieu98 6 months ago
le tempo est trop vitte mais le guitariste est bon
silveros1 6 months ago
I love this interpretation. I like the way he assertively strums the accompaniment while simultaneously picking the melody line. It inspires me even more to want to learn this song. Wish I hadn't been ignoring my guitar for so many years..
Regarding playing it too fast, I think some people once they know the song really well have a tendency to want to play it faster. Call it being a show off if you want. I think the piece a beautiful played slow or fast as long as it is played well.
HonestyInMedicine 1 year ago
@DanUSC818 I like the version but I think it would sound better if he slowed down some. I would
very much like to hear the same version slower. It just seems rushed. He plays it very well. Just slow down.
denkeylee 1 year ago
@DanUSC818 Theres different interpretations, and then there is rushing a song. Too fast...
mboughan1 1 year ago
thay oi, thay day cho con bai nay di thay!!
kgaofionensi 1 year ago
This version is transcribed by Dennis Burns and edited by Ken Keaton. Good job, sounds nice. With this version at 2:03 - 2:07 I always thought it sounded alittle like "Jolly old St. Nicholas"
taorob3 1 year ago
Hello, beautiful song ... could you send me the tablature for a message please ... I would appreciate it very much
p3edr090 1 year ago
muy rapida , esta cancion hay que sentirla
GuitarServin 1 year ago
to fast!
slow down it will be better ;D
LaMsT3Rr 1 year ago
master of forgetting the a riff at 0:53 deep. plaus as soon as he starts playing the "popular" part of the song he screws it all up... wtf. i was expecting more, ths is the best version of the song. and i wouldnt talk shit if i couldnt play it better myself, and i dont take lessons, or teach pupils or none of that jazz, so WTF?~
pedrolibres 2 years ago
ur playing too fast, i can't feel the song if its too fast...
Ericman2043 2 years ago
oh my god... is this master Huỳnh Hữu Đoan? He was my teacher. Simply amazing player...
chinhcat 2 years ago
excellent!
played like the virtuoso that he is.
can u share or sell the music score?
thank you.
vv2288 2 years ago
he plays it too fast
jbeh07 3 years ago 16
@jbeh07 He most probably know how fast he played it, i guess he chosed to play it at this tempo.
Homalocepale 1 year ago
@jbeh07 Idiot, the man knows more about music than you ever will. The tempo is up to him as he is the solo artist. Additionally, those who says he has no emotion or feel are completely wrong, his tone is sensational and his change of pace through the phases make it more human than ever.
davidlepahe 3 months ago
@jbeh07 And even if you don't like it who cares? I play music because i enjoy it, if it makes others feel something then great, but at the end of the da y, you play music to release whats inside of you, and i think few can debate that this man feels nothing when he plays this song.
davidlepahe 3 months ago
Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)- this transcription is taken from "Canon and Gigue in D" originally written for 3 violins and basso continuo".
haikusa 3 years ago
HAHA its amazing
and his son and student are also here~
jadebai 3 years ago
He was my teacher in Vietnam
ngvuanh 3 years ago 2
beautifull...T.T someday...I play the guitar like you
sorairo02 4 years ago