As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
2 questions, i realized that the people were playing with their left hand as if they were fingering a violin, is it sopposed to add sustain or something?
and question 2, im a senior in high school, when and where do i schedule an audition and how much is it to audition?
Despite having the highest respect for every Juilliard student out there, if you put the sheet music in front of any decent guitarist they can play this (rather simple) piece. I can't see musicians at this caliber having to use sheet music for such straightforward pieces. More creativity should be encouraged for these students.
I play rock guitar, and I consider myself pretty decent, but do you believe that it is to late to learn classical guitar? Reading music is unaturally difficult for me. I play music they way I want it to sound, not how it is written.
Thats how I think It should be played :) I play cello and people mostly care about you, not what is written on the page. My teachers all tell me to follow the page. But if you follow your emotion in anyway, it will always sound better. Good luck!
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hmmm, the song is brilliant and the group played well... but the individual guitar parts looked and sounded amazingly easy... i wonder how hard is it to get in juliard for guitar? I play guitar and the stuff i play is WAY more complicated, fingerstyle and picking. by the way, i personally think that way to holding the guitar is funny.
lol Juilliard is one of the best performing arts school in the world, it is very hard. From your videos, I think what is presented in this video is beyond your level of playing and is WAY more complicated. If you think the way they're holding the guitar is funny, I'm sure they'd find your way hilarious. Go hear a Juilliard guitarist perform and I assure you it will be a humbling experience. Sorry for bashing you, but c'mon someone had to and I'm bored.
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lol im pretty they know a lot more theory stuff than me obviously. But I literally can replay one of those people parts if u give me ten minutes. The whole song for every1 is obviously complicated, but for one person, i doubt it. I know Julliard is prestigious (one of friends is going there), but also remeber their guitar school is new and most talented guitar players do not go to music school. By the way, I can play way more stuff than my videos, i just really like the songs played. =]
I agree that that Juliard is a great prestigious school. A musician however, is not determined by technicality or skill, they are measured by creativity. If a musician operates solely with the confines of musical theory and science. They are limiting themselves to pre-determined modes and scales. By just putting these materials together, they are no longer artists... they are musical construction workers.
You are Right, but few professional musicians know the true meaning of music and art study. Many of us dont like to feel limited by dogmatic narrow teaching views of some professors. thats why i think is very important for every person, regardless or their Profession, to keep searching knowledge n experience, Learning is an never ending journey.
You spelled Juilliard incorrectly first thing. Musicians aren't only determined by creativity. They are also determined by technicality. Auditions are based on creativity, technicality, # of applicants auditioning, # of openings available, and how good the applicants are. I'm auditioning on viola for my 3rd time.
@Dmanrule575 I agree that one with out musical training can definitely be a better musician than one that knows all the theory. However, just because someone does utilize scales and modes to construct their music, doesn't mean they lack creativity.
oh really?...I watched your videos and they all sucked. you're thinking of Juilliard when you only know how to play few chords and don't even know how to spell 'Juilliard'?
by the way, I personally think that your singing and guitar playing is funny.
im the only one that agrees with you. the only thing i defer is that the way they hold the guitar is almost the right form. Its classical guitar posture. But u r right a bit too easy to b a juilliard group
@StevenWangMusic I'd like to see you play these pieces perfectly in time, under pressure, and even play them correctly. Good luck if you don't know how to read. There's no way you can easily determine how to play this stuff by ear... Not a chance man. There's many note length variations that would prove very very very difficult to play 'by ear' and especially if you think its' funny' how they sit... you my friend are a dipshit.
too many accidentals for my liking and theyre not the most expressive bunch are they? and this is what happens when you only have relative pitch and youre tuning by ear. with that many guitars the slightest off intonation just ruins it
I got admitted to Julliard but then I decided I should go to a better school and not just an average program and accepted the admission at Eastern Tennessee State University since a friend told me it was better
but anyway juilliard is the most prestigious tertiary schooling in the performing arts in America, i'm here in Sydney and even i know that. though i do applaud your support for the public education system, but seriously if you changed to ETS because you didn't want to do performing arts then fine but to go there insteadof Juilliard to performing arts... i'm sorry but you just threw away an oppurtunity of a lifetime
I don't know, I had it as a backup plan, you know when you apply you try to have a couple of schools where you know you'll get in, mine where Julliard and the university of pittsburgh, but i didnt know. I'm suing Julliard for not informing me adequately about their program... or do you think they will accept me back even though I already spent this semester at ETSU? damn
hahaha, i am so sorry, you are probably the bst, but there is no way i can take the ukulele seriously i'm sorry, i never thought Juilliard would too, no offence
dude, they admitted me and I was the one who rejected them... of course then I didn't know that was a big mistake... anyway, how dare you express yourself that way about the Ukulele mate. The Ukulele helped build America and consequently Australia!
I also like this piece too my friend,but when I saw this video i realise that you can´t apreciate the melody with too many guitars, it`s aweful.I had anohter vision of Juliard before i see this desaster. they don´t show the feeling that the tango requires.I´m sorry by my english and i hope do not offend but it`s my opinion as musician and music lover.
For more info about the Pre-College Division, go on the Juilliard website and clik on Pre-College Division. Explore everything. The Pre-College DIvision is meant to develop young musicians.
What are the odds that a kid who starts playing at 14 at an amateur skill level, will make it to Juilliard's Guitar Division by the time he's 18, if he starts practicing his audition piece now that he is almost 16? I need the know :(.
you can definetly get in if you practice two hours a day and play a really difficult peice very well for your audition. Don't be scared you'll probably get in !!!:)
yea dude just practice your ass off. idk if uve heard of him but matt heafy of trivium started at 12 and joined trivium at 17 and now look at how good he is.
odds are not important. your determination and hard work is. I work my arse off and I take every opportunity I get when it comes to music. as long as you dream big, work hard, and believe in yourself. odds are always in your favor. but in reality, you have alot of competition. so good luck! ^__^
As a matter of fact, you can. There has only been one electric guitarist that has been through Julliard. His name is Lage Lund. myincepie obviously didn't know. lol He is amazing. He also went to Berklee.
As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
@SuperMattarr Not true at all. As long as you practice effectively and get a lot done when you DO practice, you don't need to practice NEARLY as much. I practice (on average) 2 hours a day.
@myincepie disgree totally with our statement.,ive been playing guitar for 3 years and when i started most guitar players in my school were really good and i wasnt even close to them,3 years later im a senior and im the best in my school now.i got better then them because i worked hard,and theres a difference between practiceing and playing.
Ahhhhhhh! This souunds like the classical Piece called MY DICK !!! ah Man what a classic =D #TopCommentFlow
ForeverAgainstGuitar 2 months ago
oh the harmony's :)
XxJailhawkkxX 2 months ago
@
Stefgabby , you can apply now. Why wait?
saffydane 3 months ago
what piece is this?
thenamesfrancisco 3 months ago
people dedicate their whole lives to this shitty old music
TheHandsomeCrab 10 months ago
Oh me too! It's my dream! It's not imposible to get there... We can do it
J123noguera 11 months ago
Someday I'll be their !! Ever scince i was 8 i wanted to be there!!! And I will get there
stefgabby 11 months ago
Someday I'll be their !! Ever scince i was 8 !!!
stefgabby 11 months ago
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As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
thetitzzleishere 1 year ago
2 questions, i realized that the people were playing with their left hand as if they were fingering a violin, is it sopposed to add sustain or something?
and question 2, im a senior in high school, when and where do i schedule an audition and how much is it to audition?
LugoIsFRESH 1 year ago
Despite having the highest respect for every Juilliard student out there, if you put the sheet music in front of any decent guitarist they can play this (rather simple) piece. I can't see musicians at this caliber having to use sheet music for such straightforward pieces. More creativity should be encouraged for these students.
ferrarimk13 1 year ago
how do i get into juilliard wihout paying anything and if i live in Los Angeles and ive onnly been playing for 3 years?
onixtheone 1 year ago
I play rock guitar, and I consider myself pretty decent, but do you believe that it is to late to learn classical guitar? Reading music is unaturally difficult for me. I play music they way I want it to sound, not how it is written.
Dmanrule575 2 years ago
Thats how I think It should be played :) I play cello and people mostly care about you, not what is written on the page. My teachers all tell me to follow the page. But if you follow your emotion in anyway, it will always sound better. Good luck!
megaramusic 1 year ago
beautiful i would like to be there one day, you people are great musicians. Thankyou 4 this piece.
thebestguitarist92 2 years ago
sorry no lessons
donottawaguitar 2 years ago
Iciaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
TheBlackWaltz 2 years ago
great sound
donottawaguitar 2 years ago
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hmmm, the song is brilliant and the group played well... but the individual guitar parts looked and sounded amazingly easy... i wonder how hard is it to get in juliard for guitar? I play guitar and the stuff i play is WAY more complicated, fingerstyle and picking. by the way, i personally think that way to holding the guitar is funny.
StevenWangMusic 2 years ago
lol Juilliard is one of the best performing arts school in the world, it is very hard. From your videos, I think what is presented in this video is beyond your level of playing and is WAY more complicated. If you think the way they're holding the guitar is funny, I'm sure they'd find your way hilarious. Go hear a Juilliard guitarist perform and I assure you it will be a humbling experience. Sorry for bashing you, but c'mon someone had to and I'm bored.
salvadorr88 2 years ago 13
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lol im pretty they know a lot more theory stuff than me obviously. But I literally can replay one of those people parts if u give me ten minutes. The whole song for every1 is obviously complicated, but for one person, i doubt it. I know Julliard is prestigious (one of friends is going there), but also remeber their guitar school is new and most talented guitar players do not go to music school. By the way, I can play way more stuff than my videos, i just really like the songs played. =]
StevenWangMusic 2 years ago
you guys both need to take in mind that this is the pre-college division.
adventureswalejandro 2 years ago 5
I agree that that Juliard is a great prestigious school. A musician however, is not determined by technicality or skill, they are measured by creativity. If a musician operates solely with the confines of musical theory and science. They are limiting themselves to pre-determined modes and scales. By just putting these materials together, they are no longer artists... they are musical construction workers.
Dmanrule575 2 years ago 11
You are Right, but few professional musicians know the true meaning of music and art study. Many of us dont like to feel limited by dogmatic narrow teaching views of some professors. thats why i think is very important for every person, regardless or their Profession, to keep searching knowledge n experience, Learning is an never ending journey.
billy0936 2 years ago 2
i agree with you 100% Great Incite.
jess50495 2 years ago
correct! I am applyin to Juilliards.
sadguyfoundout1 2 years ago
@Dmanrule575
You spelled Juilliard incorrectly first thing. Musicians aren't only determined by creativity. They are also determined by technicality. Auditions are based on creativity, technicality, # of applicants auditioning, # of openings available, and how good the applicants are. I'm auditioning on viola for my 3rd time.
violamistress97 1 year ago
@Dmanrule575 Being creative is good, not being able to show it due to the lack of technical skill is bad.
Vesivian 8 months ago
@Dmanrule575 I agree that one with out musical training can definitely be a better musician than one that knows all the theory. However, just because someone does utilize scales and modes to construct their music, doesn't mean they lack creativity.
celticsisthebestteam 6 months ago
oh really?...I watched your videos and they all sucked. you're thinking of Juilliard when you only know how to play few chords and don't even know how to spell 'Juilliard'?
by the way, I personally think that your singing and guitar playing is funny.
alsgh422 2 years ago
dude you fail
chingz0r 2 years ago
im the only one that agrees with you. the only thing i defer is that the way they hold the guitar is almost the right form. Its classical guitar posture. But u r right a bit too easy to b a juilliard group
billy0936 2 years ago
@StevenWangMusic I'd like to see you play these pieces perfectly in time, under pressure, and even play them correctly. Good luck if you don't know how to read. There's no way you can easily determine how to play this stuff by ear... Not a chance man. There's many note length variations that would prove very very very difficult to play 'by ear' and especially if you think its' funny' how they sit... you my friend are a dipshit.
Milesbakerforguitar 8 months ago
brilliant!
xMissJuilliardx 2 years ago
thats a huge guitar enesmble
ingenjoe1 2 years ago
too many accidentals for my liking and theyre not the most expressive bunch are they? and this is what happens when you only have relative pitch and youre tuning by ear. with that many guitars the slightest off intonation just ruins it
philphie 2 years ago
I got admitted to Julliard but then I decided I should go to a better school and not just an average program and accepted the admission at Eastern Tennessee State University since a friend told me it was better
dnvlgm1 3 years ago
you...really did that? you chose ETS for performing arts over juilliard??!?!?
philphie 2 years ago
yeah why? Julliard isn't very good is it, I mean it can't better than a school that has the word "State" in its name, right?
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
i have no idea if you're being sarcastic.
but anyway juilliard is the most prestigious tertiary schooling in the performing arts in America, i'm here in Sydney and even i know that. though i do applaud your support for the public education system, but seriously if you changed to ETS because you didn't want to do performing arts then fine but to go there insteadof Juilliard to performing arts... i'm sorry but you just threw away an oppurtunity of a lifetime
philphie 2 years ago
no uh, shut up, you're kidding, right
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
no i am not. how can you be that uninformed about a school that was in your preference list
philphie 2 years ago
I don't know, I had it as a backup plan, you know when you apply you try to have a couple of schools where you know you'll get in, mine where Julliard and the university of pittsburgh, but i didnt know. I'm suing Julliard for not informing me adequately about their program... or do you think they will accept me back even though I already spent this semester at ETSU? damn
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
depends on how good you are. you a musician, dancer, or actor?
philphie 2 years ago
yeah man I'm very very good, do you know satriani or vai? well that's me but with the ukulele
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
hahaha, i am so sorry, you are probably the bst, but there is no way i can take the ukulele seriously i'm sorry, i never thought Juilliard would too, no offence
philphie 2 years ago
dude, they admitted me and I was the one who rejected them... of course then I didn't know that was a big mistake... anyway, how dare you express yourself that way about the Ukulele mate. The Ukulele helped build America and consequently Australia!
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
lol, suing them
what a cunt you are
exxmodel 2 years ago 2
yeah and you're a stupid gullible fuck, it obviously is a joke, what a fucking idiot really hahahaha
dnvlgm1 2 years ago
for julliard students they cant tune worth shit -_-
spencerlol 3 years ago
suena horrible con tantas guitarras la melodia no se aprecia en esta bella obra del maestro Piazola. NO SE ENTIENDE LO QUE ESTAN TOCANDO...
thmspg4 3 years ago
¿Por qué usted dice tal accompaniment de guitarras, hace el pedazo horrible?
I truly like the peice myself.. It makes it sound much better with more guitars..
Plus for the large group.. you could tell a flaw in timing or pitch . It makes it more at the edge of your seat..
Shanman91 3 years ago
I also like this piece too my friend,but when I saw this video i realise that you can´t apreciate the melody with too many guitars, it`s aweful.I had anohter vision of Juliard before i see this desaster. they don´t show the feeling that the tango requires.I´m sorry by my english and i hope do not offend but it`s my opinion as musician and music lover.
thmspg4 3 years ago 3
haha I understand man.
It lacks the requirements of a true scene..
They can do it, so they do..
It's how colleges work..
You didn't offend me at all, I know.
Shanman91 3 years ago
wow amazing
bcuzimkatie 3 years ago
whats the deal on the pre college courses?
kmcrl 3 years ago
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violamistress97 1 year ago
For more info about the Pre-College Division, go on the Juilliard website and clik on Pre-College Division. Explore everything. The Pre-College DIvision is meant to develop young musicians.
violamistress97 10 months ago
I am actually planing on going there... I'm going to play piano, if i get in... you need to audition to even be considered for admission
RobinLaliberte 3 years ago
after i graduate high school imma try and do the same thing! cool!
godsloved3 3 years ago
Que desmadre lo de piazzola
pacsth 3 years ago
Hi! I'm 20 an I want to join the juilliard; i'm playing for 7 years for you i'm too old for the precollege division?
dede4metal 3 years ago
In short, yes.
Unless you're still in highschool, that is :b
myincepie 3 years ago
if youre good enough, audition for the college
jewishpianoman 3 years ago
I'm applying to Juilliard soon people. I'll post a few videos before I do though.
Oh, and any or all of you fellow guitarists in the video above. Please message me, as I am dying to speak to some attendant of Juilliard.
CGsir 3 years ago
i go to juiilard.. piano though
jewishpianoman 3 years ago
how hard is it to get in the opera or piano??
StarringChristieL 3 years ago
how long is a piece of string
AC3LP 4 years ago
eh; i dunno.
nabilaeatsworld 4 years ago
What are the odds that a kid who starts playing at 14 at an amateur skill level, will make it to Juilliard's Guitar Division by the time he's 18, if he starts practicing his audition piece now that he is almost 16? I need the know :(.
BrianJLeong 4 years ago
u mean 4 college?
tutmankingasher 4 years ago
you can definetly get in if you practice two hours a day and play a really difficult peice very well for your audition. Don't be scared you'll probably get in !!!:)
tutmankingasher 4 years ago
Yeah for the college. I guessed I have to practice . . . "vigorously" now.
I hear the Guitar Program is actually a lot easier to get in than something like the Piano course.
BrianJLeong 4 years ago
thats true, so play your heart out and get in!!!!you definatley can
tutmankingasher 4 years ago
Thanks that means a lot from someone who's pretty good.
How long have you been playing anyways?
BrianJLeong 4 years ago
yea dude just practice your ass off. idk if uve heard of him but matt heafy of trivium started at 12 and joined trivium at 17 and now look at how good he is.
manontheroad 4 years ago
six years, im in this video, im twelve....im in juilliard u kan see my video on related vids... Asher guitar recital
tutmankingasher 4 years ago
odds are not important. your determination and hard work is. I work my arse off and I take every opportunity I get when it comes to music. as long as you dream big, work hard, and believe in yourself. odds are always in your favor. but in reality, you have alot of competition. so good luck! ^__^
Sakio442 4 years ago
I practiced my audition pieces for about two weeks ^^
You need more than one XD
myincepie 4 years ago
yo i gotta question, can u join julliard pre college for electric guitar?
korean4arch 3 years ago
No. Juilliard is for CLASSICAL pieces.
myincepie 3 years ago
wow that sucks, there goes my dreams
korean4arch 3 years ago
sounds like you had the wrong dream, go to berklee
tuckerthefucker 3 years ago
@myincepie lammmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeee
jarvisthebox 1 year ago
Jazz guitar, yes -- Electric (rock...) NO.
fhotpic 3 years ago
Check out Berklee School of Music in Boston. They do it all. Brad Whitford from Aerosmith went there.
anhacus 3 years ago
@korean4arch
As a matter of fact, you can. There has only been one electric guitarist that has been through Julliard. His name is Lage Lund. myincepie obviously didn't know. lol He is amazing. He also went to Berklee.
thetitzzleishere 1 year ago
@korean4arch
As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
thetitzzleishere 1 year ago
@korean4arch
As a matter of fact, you can attend Juilliard with an electric guitar. Of course, there has only been on man to do so, and his name is Lage Lund. lol Check him out. And don't listen to myincepie. ha Juilliard is for INTELLIGENT people. :P
thetitzzleishere 1 year ago
@BrianJLeong not likely,but dont ever doubt yourself,practice 16 hours a day.u wont get there with normal practicing,u gotta be obsessive.
SuperMattarr 8 months ago
@SuperMattarr Not true at all. As long as you practice effectively and get a lot done when you DO practice, you don't need to practice NEARLY as much. I practice (on average) 2 hours a day.
myincepie 8 months ago
@myincepie disgree totally with our statement.,ive been playing guitar for 3 years and when i started most guitar players in my school were really good and i wasnt even close to them,3 years later im a senior and im the best in my school now.i got better then them because i worked hard,and theres a difference between practiceing and playing.
SuperMattarr 8 months ago
wiiiiiiiiiiiiii this was fun
tutmankingasher 4 years ago
do youu have a myspace?
nabilaeatsworld 4 years ago
Who be you? ^^;;
myincepie 4 years ago
Omgeee! u guys are AWESOME!
(btw I was there too!)
nabilaeatsworld 4 years ago
I'm also gonna be cool and subscribe to you too!
ANTHONYRAPPISAGOD 4 years ago
Thanks jess, I love youuuu!!
=B
btw, that was an... interesting vblog? xD
myincepie 4 years ago
OMG YOUR HAIR IS LONG!!!!!!!!!
you are so awesome!!!!!!!! :D
I'll favorite this just for you ;)
greatb job, icia!
ANTHONYRAPPISAGOD 4 years ago