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il doit beaucoup a lui même bien sur par son travail , mais aussi à Metheny , Holdsworth ,Scofield et Olivier , Messiaen ....et aussi a son oreille " absolue " ...car quand Sylvain fait tomber son trousseau de clés il ne dit pas : "zut " ; mais " do diéze " ...
Sylvain à la dodécaphonique attitude ...je l'ai vu progresser à la vitesse de la lumiére
MrJazzharmonie1 1 month ago
I had the opportunity to hear Sylvain luc ten years ago when he played electric guitar with his band, and it was even more intense and incredible that what he does now.
sancintin 1 year ago
@sancintin Interesting, do you remember what was the name of their band? Maybe I could find someething from them...
LosMajkl0s 1 year ago
@sancintin I should not have said "his band", because Sylvain Luc performed with musiciens for a period of time, let's say a tour, then after he was playing with others musiciens. But I can tell you that all the music that I have heard from him, in live or recorded, has never been as amazing as when he played his music on his electric guitar (Godin). He has never recorded this music. He recorded a cd on which he plays electric guitar with another french guitarist, but I was very desapointed.
sancintin 1 year ago
0:12 - 0:14 Perfection. One of the fastest, more beautiful phrases I've ever heard from him. Friggin' genius.
Dedalusalley 1 year ago
@Dedalusalley Yes, he surely is a master between geniuses. I have to see him live again. I like the way his fingers run the fretboard snmoothly and easily. It's very celarly heard in sound f his guitar, the lightness, which has to be combination of both extreme talent and endless hours of practice.
LosMajkl0s 1 year ago
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Dedalusalley 1 year ago