Beautiful playing. Re-verb and tone is superb. I hope your TAB and CD's are available through CandyRat soon, will definitely purchase them when they do. A question though, what guitar and general recording set-up do you have going there? Thanks a heap and keep making great music.
@DRSproductions100 His tabs are available from the Candyrat site and have been for a while, i'd definitely recommend getting them :) I think here he is using a Breedlove guitar, not sure which exact model. He's also a luthier himself so it may in fact be one of his own! Google Ciluzzi guitars!
genious- btw the guitar is in tune--anyone with a good ear can hear it..when he hits the final note or sometimes when he hammers- he fingers overlap the fret a little causing the note to go sharp or a bit flat--its NOT out of tune--..great work Peter!!
i know basicly nothing about music theory and all that yet i find myself composing things that sound kindof similar to this (minus the amazingly good part)
Cliffs of Dover caught me in the same way some 15 years ago. Now condensed to one shredder on an acoustic. I'd like to hear him jam with a really good drummer but this is great
@tyron666 and @Tubember , both of you are right, and both of you are wrong. The most talented guitarists might even want to to out of tune. I think he even does that on purpose on one of his other videos.
i think that song will be my next project. I get bored by playing such fast songs where you need much skill like McKee and so on. I mean... this is a song to chill while playing and enjoy it and not something like focusing on the fretboard don't to make mistakes.
How does he play like that? He makes it look like he's just pricking the guitar! First time I've seen this guy, where do all they come from?! I wanna learn this!
this aproach to playing steel strings , seems to be everywhere , i was only aware of Andy Mckay , first watching him on you tube ,, but now there is many more ,, was Andy the instigator of this style ? , i say this style , not what Tommy emanuel does , this style of percussive drone playing , it is very refreshing , this guy , and alot of others on these links , have a brilliant steel string tone , gorgeous sounding guitars , true acoustic sounds ,,not like the flat ugly tones rock stars use
@MrIbanezExclusive If you check out his website, his stamp is Ciluzzi written out in cursive on the headstock on his guitars. Also, the headstock on this guitar is the same headstock that Breedlove uses on most of their guitars. That and the unique cut-away design. If you pause at 1:46, you can just make out the Breedlove stamp too, but the one on this guitar is slightly different; it has something added to it underneath the heart shaped 'B'.
@steventmiller dude I think you might be crazy. I don't see any sloppiness in any of those parts. I'm pretty sure that Mr. Ciluzzi intended to play those parts the way he did.
amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
I know exactly what you mean Trivi. When i play i'm clenching the fret board while keeping my right kind in position. When Antoine and Andy play they are often in their own home position. Peter looks comfortable where ever his hands are and lets them kind of flow with the music. Such a fluid style.
always the same comments about the tunning... "I think the low B is out"... don't you have better things to say? do you really think a such tallented artist can be out f tune?
I guess you think you are interestin by saying that and maybe you want to prouve you also play guitar... please, show us?!!
@tyron666 Or maybe people just want to point out that music is also about technicalities, not just feelings. You may have a good tune but thats certainly gonna suck if you dont know the difference between B and B flat.
@tyron666 I agree. I play guitar quite avidly, and in a composition of my own, I tune the low B just a little sharp. Most of the time if a string is "out of tune", some of these people don't realize it's entirely purposeful.
@tyron666 Even a talented guitarist can be out of tune, but a talented guitarist can also play so well & with so much feeling that you don't really notice it much even if he is out of tune slightly. Sounds fine to me!
@tyron666 The guitar as with all wood instruments is always out of tune and never truly "perfectly" tuned. The way the frets are aligned traditionally on a guitar doesn't allow for precise intonation. I find also when artists use more minor scales and chords in their music people don't think they sound as in tune. If I am correct the hertz of the separate strings in a minor chord will will not harmonize as much as they would in a major chord.
@tyron666 I haven't mentioned anything about tunings before on this video, but just because someone is well renowned, and versed in playing, doesn't mean that their instrument can't go out of tune. Tunings aren't skill-related. Naturally, they'll always tune up beforehand so the public doesn't have to sit through it, as well as use the best take they can get out of all the ones they have recorded. Depending on how much money they have, they may also hire people to tune their guitar for them.
@tyron666 All that reasoning aside... detuning that low changes the string's intonation. To play low B in tune he would need a longer scale neck and higher gauge string, like a baritone or fanfret guitar. That's the practical end.
His hand built guitar is the one from his other videos like Abyssal. This is from the DVD where he uses this guitar, a breedlove. Search breedlove guitars and find similar looking ones to this
Might not be as hard as it looks to play, I agree, but I bet it was hard to write. The intonations and progressions are intricate to say the least. Besides it gives him room to improvise the technique in which he plays without having to change the song.
@TheLovebird I think the length of the song is meant for that; much more and it'd be over-done, any less and it'd not be satisfying enough. He nailed it on the head.
that's kind of what I like best about Peter Ciluzzi. He never overstates or repeats things too much. When the song is over, I always want to hear another song right away.
He's also much more subtle than a lot of the solo acoustic guys out there that are just doing tricks that VISUALLY look impressive. Peter's writing is incredible.
thanks. now that youve mentioned it, i do recognize that headstock. beautiful guitars. i lived in ireland for a while right down the road for the lowden guitar factory. dont know if youve ever heard of those but they are amazing guitars.
Dude, your a lucky man. Guitars to me (especially acoustics) are like candy to me. I'd be visiting that place religiously. I hear nothing but good things about them, however I thought they were now Avalon guitars?
oh i agree. i love acoustic guitars. well from the way i hear it from those in ireland, is that george lowden and the main avalon guys started out together making lowden guitars. and then somehow george was getting the short end of the deal. so he left under the condition that he kept his name. and they kept the design and strut pattern of the guitar and changed the name. so he has his own shop in downpatrick. he and selected few other guys only makes about 200-300 guitars a year. if that.
Can't believe this guy is a luthier as well; not only does he play fantastic guitar, he builds them too! Inspiring and a little bit sickening (most of us will probably admit)
Very impressive. This whole generation of guitarists are redefining what is possible with a guitar. My brain is spinning to understand these techniques. Keep it up.
Not only a great musician but a great guy, I've emailed him twice with questions on building guitars, and both times he has replied and answered questions with extreme kindness. Great music, Great musician.
This song really speaks to me. The simple little melody at the beginning is just so happy and relaxing, but then he goes off away from the tune to more complex things. Eventually though, it just gets too complex, and he loses himself in the details...but then he remembers the simple, fun melody and returns to it, time and again.
Sometimes the simple things are the most beautiful. =)
The way Ciluzzi plays this song makes me think of some overrated pop artist playing something they probably didn't even write and then Ciluzzi whips out his guitar in an "as a matter of fact" fasion and plays this!
I think you missed the point of my comment dude. I wasn't dissing Ciluzzi, I was stating my disappointment with mainstream music. Sorry if you are an overrated pop artist and were offended.
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lmao...who said anything about an overated popstar...???!! i dont like mainstream music either...and please dont call me dude..there has to be somehting more original you can think of to address someone??? Mii se iw!!
well if you read my original post and understood it I think the answer to your question would become very obvious. If you were a 12 or 13 year old little kid I wouldn't mind your ignorance, but seeing as how your 40+ and post videos of yourself talking about who knows what it's kind of annoying. So don't expect me to respond to anymore of your pointless comments.
i hear you ..sorry id have to take justa guess on it..sounds lke dadgad or maybe even f or f# open tuning...wish i knew- id learn it too but you canj just sit with it and look at where he is fretting ,match the pitch on the recording and youll find the tuning
You see that is possible to use some kind of creative percussion on the guitar body without making them the only thing thing!! Great work Ciluzzi, I like your playing extremely much!! I can't stand no more all that percussing everywhere without any gusto!! Grande Peter! Great piece! You put the passion, and the melody, not only the fucking percussions!!
Peter Ciluzzi is pretty sweet, and this is coming from someone who isn't a big Candyrat groupy. Lots of class and nice grooves, even if it's not as busy as some of his contemporaries.
I personally am partial to Dufour, but Ciluzzi really impresses me. His music is truly... muscial. Judging by the way this song, Abyssal, and Northern are put together, its clear that his knowledge of music is quite superior. He REALLY knows what he's doing. Not only that but he studied at Berklee (great school, bro graduated from there) and New England Conservatory (a place were i wish to go). He has me completely.
this is a song that would sound wonderful in a number of different keys.
YanosAldrin 2 weeks ago in playlist Solo Acoustic Guitar
Beautiful playing. Re-verb and tone is superb. I hope your TAB and CD's are available through CandyRat soon, will definitely purchase them when they do. A question though, what guitar and general recording set-up do you have going there? Thanks a heap and keep making great music.
DRSproductions100 2 weeks ago
@DRSproductions100 His tabs are available from the Candyrat site and have been for a while, i'd definitely recommend getting them :) I think here he is using a Breedlove guitar, not sure which exact model. He's also a luthier himself so it may in fact be one of his own! Google Ciluzzi guitars!
JohariUK 3 days ago
My fave!
Amazing !!!
918kenichi 1 month ago
correct man / nice attitude / emotion
Bravo
tobto1 1 month ago
Brilliant
wadeywadeyone 3 months ago
How great it must feel to play like this.
SuperRambo111 4 months ago
0:29 oh it's rather a rocker gesture!
vojtaslaby 5 months ago
genious- btw the guitar is in tune--anyone with a good ear can hear it..when he hits the final note or sometimes when he hammers- he fingers overlap the fret a little causing the note to go sharp or a bit flat--its NOT out of tune--..great work Peter!!
always loved this piece...
porpoisefathom 6 months ago in playlist music to listen to
i know basicly nothing about music theory and all that yet i find myself composing things that sound kindof similar to this (minus the amazingly good part)
fredhelp2 6 months ago
Acoustically, heavenly sound ...captivating...
jazzyrockbluesy 6 months ago
This song is so underrated! Those who dont know of this song, dont know music
martingrotting 6 months ago
@martingrotting You clearly haven't noticed other channels on youtube full of incredibly talented artists have you ;)?
1Joren 4 months ago
@martingrotting Guess Bach Didn't know music then.
lifeisgreeen 3 months ago
Cliffs of Dover caught me in the same way some 15 years ago. Now condensed to one shredder on an acoustic. I'd like to hear him jam with a really good drummer but this is great
neilvelden 6 months ago
Oh god.. You're pick up is amazing.. Along with you action.. I want I want.
RLYjake 7 months ago
one of the chillest songs ever
MrEnguyen303 7 months ago
the best sleeper song. Could fall asleep to this given the opportunity. It's like... ohh my god double rainbow.
slutbucketism 7 months ago
@tyron666 and @Tubember , both of you are right, and both of you are wrong. The most talented guitarists might even want to to out of tune. I think he even does that on purpose on one of his other videos.
That's all I have to say.
Th3D4v1d 8 months ago
Wow,
i think that song will be my next project. I get bored by playing such fast songs where you need much skill like McKee and so on. I mean... this is a song to chill while playing and enjoy it and not something like focusing on the fretboard don't to make mistakes.
Guitarspikex 8 months ago
Let's just chill and not follow the path of the petty argument. Very pleasing tune...
SoldatSolutrea 9 months ago
FANTASTIC
viniguitarjazz 9 months ago
How does he play like that? He makes it look like he's just pricking the guitar! First time I've seen this guy, where do all they come from?! I wanna learn this!
gugaman928 9 months ago
Love that simple groove!
CurtisThorpe 10 months ago
shit! hes great
guitarRopz 10 months ago
It is always astonishing to see a magnificent fingerstyle guitarist play - I always wonder what creates all those sounds I hear!
SefieKun 10 months ago
Beautiful! :) I'm lucking forward to learn this! Thanks for posting all these great videoes!
ChrisBrandsborg 10 months ago
what make guitar is this?? sounds extremely nice indeed.
Mcvity 10 months ago
@Mcvity its a brand called breedlove. I played a few different models at guitar center and they are nice to play. And affordable!
djbuzzkiller 10 months ago
@djbuzzkiller ahh thanks for the info budy, very nice stuff there.
Mcvity 10 months ago
this aproach to playing steel strings , seems to be everywhere , i was only aware of Andy Mckay , first watching him on you tube ,, but now there is many more ,, was Andy the instigator of this style ? , i say this style , not what Tommy emanuel does , this style of percussive drone playing , it is very refreshing , this guy , and alot of others on these links , have a brilliant steel string tone , gorgeous sounding guitars , true acoustic sounds ,,not like the flat ugly tones rock stars use
mytube8u 11 months ago
That's a Breedlove right? Anyone know what model?
drummerboy1692 1 year ago
@drummerboy1692 Nope. Peter Ciluzzi hand-makes his own guitars.
MrIbanezExclusive 11 months ago
@MrIbanezExclusive If you check out his website, his stamp is Ciluzzi written out in cursive on the headstock on his guitars. Also, the headstock on this guitar is the same headstock that Breedlove uses on most of their guitars. That and the unique cut-away design. If you pause at 1:46, you can just make out the Breedlove stamp too, but the one on this guitar is slightly different; it has something added to it underneath the heart shaped 'B'.
drummerboy1692 11 months ago
does anyone know the tuning please?
babos80 1 year ago
@babos80 its in the comments if the vid response above
cytalist 1 year ago
Beautifully played and not to mention soothing!!!!!!!!!!!
guitarlady46 1 year ago
Peter has more swag in his guitar playing than anyone has in the entire world. This is the most fluid guitar playing I've ever seen.
shurleyclayton27 1 year ago
Pleasure injected sound poetics. His music is so easy to listen too.
drmmerexx 1 year ago
this is Peter Ciluzzi's best song in my opinion
abfplano54 1 year ago
@abfplano54 Himalaya is better i think ... ;p
meufzeuf3 1 year ago
@meufzeuf3 really, i think that himalaya is okay, but nothing tops this and abyssal
hip142 1 year ago
Needs more views... My fav Ciluzzi tune.
Ryoku1989 1 year ago
it be awesome if john mayer got on this
treyguy09 1 year ago
I love the percussive elements of this; without them i think he piece wouldn't be as amazing
jambolino23 1 year ago
Criminally under viewed!
mickeypopa 1 year ago
What model/series of Breedlove is that?
drummerboy1692 1 year ago
awesome right from the beginning just what i needed to hear.....it woke up my soul a bit
MrNothing43 1 year ago
that's it I'm fuckin learning this
jazzpsalti 1 year ago 26
i want a guitar like that!!!how will i know?
byange821 1 year ago
@byange821 word; but the cutaway looks kinda deep and uncomfortable.
HaraXKiri 1 year ago
i love the little percussion in between the part where he taps somewhere around the 12th fret :D
Danielj9409 1 year ago
he flicks us off at 0:24
Gitbox56 1 year ago
amazing
gusmcgough 1 year ago
Wow the video isn't in sync with the audio at all...........
WSrunna15 1 year ago
@WSrunna15 It's all sync'd up, his movements are just so fluid you hardly see when he taps for an percussion.
apollonius56 1 year ago
still can't get over this song. it's beautiful
yanidoodle 1 year ago
@steventmiller dude I think you might be crazy. I don't see any sloppiness in any of those parts. I'm pretty sure that Mr. Ciluzzi intended to play those parts the way he did.
tman916x 1 year ago
@steventmiller
it's ok i know that your joking.
TransAmFormulaV8 1 year ago
sounds like a whole band not just one guitar ;)
dedo2u 1 year ago 5
i'd forever stop talking to anyone if i could talk to myself in soliloquies like this.
feristelli 1 year ago
This was incredibly inspiring! wow... so beautiful
blueglove89 1 year ago 2
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amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
ianisc00lio 1 year ago
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amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
ianisc00lio 1 year ago
amazing. man i wish there was a longer version of this song. anybody know song/s like this by ciluzzi? the only candyrat artists i really follow are mckee and dufour
ianisc00lio 1 year ago
@ianisc00lio Try Craig D'andrea - morrison county
sl4yar 1 year ago
what guitar is thatr i louuv the sound
sommervilleTRS117 1 year ago
Its a Breedlove guitar. You can tell by the shape of the guitar.
peesmithy 1 year ago
@peesmithy its a Ciluzzi guitar, made by himself
mar000martin 1 year ago
@mar000martin Actually this is a Breedlove. Ciluzzi's guitars can be seen on the videos of gospel and lament.
ShatOnATurtle10 1 year ago 2
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TrevascusBMX 1 year ago
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That was Amazing!
but he gave us the finger at 0:24 as well lol
ApocalypticReign1ran 1 year ago
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ApocalypticReign1ran 1 year ago
without a doubt the best candyrat guy next to Don Ross!!
porpoisefathom 1 year ago
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porpoisefathom 1 year ago
I love how his hands are so loose, he adds so much flow to it
TriviumFan15 1 year ago 3
I know exactly what you mean Trivi. When i play i'm clenching the fret board while keeping my right kind in position. When Antoine and Andy play they are often in their own home position. Peter looks comfortable where ever his hands are and lets them kind of flow with the music. Such a fluid style.
Dgc2003 1 year ago 3
Yeah, i know what you mean.
SweetSunshineCamper 1 year ago
song is good it should be longer
mangualc 2 years ago 3
Beautiful melody! Unforgettable! Thanks for sharing it with the world. :)
abdulazizrehan 2 years ago
:28 - :30 he definitely gives us the finger
Joet80t 2 years ago 2
@Joet80t lol
wordthatscool 1 year ago
Peter seems so gracious when he plays. His guitars seem to be an extension of his own arms and hands. Just incredible writing and imagination. Thanks
dreamofalaska 2 years ago
Gracious is the perfect word.
lotrfreak324 2 years ago
always the same comments about the tunning... "I think the low B is out"... don't you have better things to say? do you really think a such tallented artist can be out f tune?
I guess you think you are interestin by saying that and maybe you want to prouve you also play guitar... please, show us?!!
tyron666 2 years ago 19
@tyron666 Or maybe people just want to point out that music is also about technicalities, not just feelings. You may have a good tune but thats certainly gonna suck if you dont know the difference between B and B flat.
tempuramonster 10 months ago
@tyron666 I agree. I play guitar quite avidly, and in a composition of my own, I tune the low B just a little sharp. Most of the time if a string is "out of tune", some of these people don't realize it's entirely purposeful.
shurleyclayton27 10 months ago
@tyron666 They're probably saying that because, if you watch closely, sometimes when he plays the low B he bends it up
Purestruggle 9 months ago
@tyron666 Even a talented guitarist can be out of tune, but a talented guitarist can also play so well & with so much feeling that you don't really notice it much even if he is out of tune slightly. Sounds fine to me!
Tubember 8 months ago
@tyron666 The guitar as with all wood instruments is always out of tune and never truly "perfectly" tuned. The way the frets are aligned traditionally on a guitar doesn't allow for precise intonation. I find also when artists use more minor scales and chords in their music people don't think they sound as in tune. If I am correct the hertz of the separate strings in a minor chord will will not harmonize as much as they would in a major chord.
q28s1 6 months ago
@tyron666 I haven't mentioned anything about tunings before on this video, but just because someone is well renowned, and versed in playing, doesn't mean that their instrument can't go out of tune. Tunings aren't skill-related. Naturally, they'll always tune up beforehand so the public doesn't have to sit through it, as well as use the best take they can get out of all the ones they have recorded. Depending on how much money they have, they may also hire people to tune their guitar for them.
ChaotixMachine 6 months ago
@tyron666 All that reasoning aside... detuning that low changes the string's intonation. To play low B in tune he would need a longer scale neck and higher gauge string, like a baritone or fanfret guitar. That's the practical end.
SafetyMan911 4 months ago
I may have missed this in earlier responses... but what type of guitar is Peter playing?
EbonyStarlight 2 years ago
this is a Breedlove guitar
ShatOnATurtle10 2 years ago
no the guitar is one of ciluzzi's custom built ones. He builds guitars and sells them
whouston33wh 2 years ago
His hand built guitar is the one from his other videos like Abyssal. This is from the DVD where he uses this guitar, a breedlove. Search breedlove guitars and find similar looking ones to this
ShatOnATurtle10 2 years ago 3
It is a Breedlove!
JeremiahsLament 2 years ago
i don't know why you got marked down.. cause it's true
MrJesus666 2 years ago
what tuning is this?
ServiceOf 2 years ago
from low to high BG#EF#BE
jimmyd4025 2 years ago
Peter Ciluzzi is so underrated. He's one of the most creative artists on Candyrat's label.
Tman4000 2 years ago 3
exactly, he's really gentle and introvert in an incredibly awesome way
MelleB90 2 years ago
no manches todo un maestro!!!!
plutpach 2 years ago
man i want a breedlove like that....but i love mine though
KNWProductions 2 years ago
Exquisite and profound eloquence and execution. .
YSBCITTAR 2 years ago
i heart my breedlove too
me700gnomes 2 years ago
I think i like this more than Rylynn.
yellowchairreviews 2 years ago
brody, you obsess over these guys to much
ZombieFish17 2 years ago
It's got more of a.. softer tune than Rylynn, that's for sure. Both are awesome.
BarnsM 2 years ago
mhm, well that's some comparison!
can3x 2 years ago
beautiful piece
ThePausePlay 2 years ago
Breedlove guitar!♥ love them
michaelespinosa 2 years ago 2
you have nice nails.
muffinandoj 2 years ago 4
Love his music. It sounds so unusual but completely comes together in every part. Amazing control over the sound and fingers.
stuck777 2 years ago 4
First : Great Song and you have the full controll of you guitar. But I don't think it's that difficult to play as it looks like.
penipimml 2 years ago
Might not be as hard as it looks to play, I agree, but I bet it was hard to write. The intonations and progressions are intricate to say the least. Besides it gives him room to improvise the technique in which he plays without having to change the song.
NavarCrowbarr 2 years ago
i liked how he flicked us off multiple times.
"fuck you guys, i'm really good at guitar"
Rawfrogg 2 years ago
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tman916x 2 years ago
so low key but awesome... I wish I had that control..
Finchmyster05 2 years ago
This needs to be longer. The satisfaction is too fleeting.
TheLovebird 2 years ago 41
@TheLovebird I think the length of the song is meant for that; much more and it'd be over-done, any less and it'd not be satisfying enough. He nailed it on the head.
artistcblasphemy 1 year ago
@TheLovebird
that's kind of what I like best about Peter Ciluzzi. He never overstates or repeats things too much. When the song is over, I always want to hear another song right away.
He's also much more subtle than a lot of the solo acoustic guys out there that are just doing tricks that VISUALLY look impressive. Peter's writing is incredible.
SLoMo4 1 year ago
@SLoMo4 i agree...:)
byange821 1 year ago
THX!!!
cristoiddiokita 2 years ago
tuning please!!!!!!!!
rastatouf2225 2 years ago
i know he makes his own guitars. but thats not one of his is it? doesnt look like it.
epbluesboy 2 years ago
naw that'd be a breedlove. Very nice guitars, the founder, Kim Breedlove actually started out working for Taylor Guitars.
tman916x 2 years ago
thanks. now that youve mentioned it, i do recognize that headstock. beautiful guitars. i lived in ireland for a while right down the road for the lowden guitar factory. dont know if youve ever heard of those but they are amazing guitars.
epbluesboy 2 years ago
Dude, your a lucky man. Guitars to me (especially acoustics) are like candy to me. I'd be visiting that place religiously. I hear nothing but good things about them, however I thought they were now Avalon guitars?
tman916x 2 years ago
oh i agree. i love acoustic guitars. well from the way i hear it from those in ireland, is that george lowden and the main avalon guys started out together making lowden guitars. and then somehow george was getting the short end of the deal. so he left under the condition that he kept his name. and they kept the design and strut pattern of the guitar and changed the name. so he has his own shop in downpatrick. he and selected few other guys only makes about 200-300 guitars a year. if that.
epbluesboy 2 years ago
Can't believe this guy is a luthier as well; not only does he play fantastic guitar, he builds them too! Inspiring and a little bit sickening (most of us will probably admit)
googlejoint 2 years ago 2
we all need to give fingerstyle guitarists more credit. go peter! your guitars sound beautiful.
funkytats 2 years ago 18
Wow, his playing style is so fluid... That was amazing, and a wonderful song.
lightcycleman 2 years ago
how hasnt this guy got a million views! awesome
RedEye129 2 years ago 2
how is this done?
mergulhadornatal 2 years ago
magic, or godly powers :)
ShaneThompson94 2 years ago
some people after years of practice start to see the guitar as both a piano and bong drums, it really is special.
soundmoneyfan 2 years ago 2
Very impressive. This whole generation of guitarists are redefining what is possible with a guitar. My brain is spinning to understand these techniques. Keep it up.
smac54 2 years ago 7
cool.
krisyboy1976 2 years ago
masterpiece
guitar4luci 2 years ago 2
He's looks like a long haired Messi..
By the way, great song...:P
manthisprog 2 years ago
oh my.....the last cord was broken :))) doesn-t matter, he-s great !
ghitaciprian 2 years ago 2
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janlucsof 2 years ago
Is this guitar made by him? I don't think
janlucsof 2 years ago
It's a Breedlove Pro
Tman4000 2 years ago 3
damn here you would even hear the lowest fart XD
eXuroo 2 years ago
like i;ve said before, who needs lyrics when you can play this beautiful?
DisembodiedDavid 2 years ago 2
Not only a great musician but a great guy, I've emailed him twice with questions on building guitars, and both times he has replied and answered questions with extreme kindness. Great music, Great musician.
RuthlessToothless89 2 years ago 11
one would expect someone that creates beautiful music such as this to be a beautiful person
sesspleftocore 2 years ago
lol wtf?
cephalic 2 years ago
lolz
sesspleftocore 2 years ago
0:38
RagdeAvez 2 years ago
no man 0:56
sesspleftocore 2 years ago
I think the best part is from 0:00 to 2:40
:-)
janlucsof 2 years ago 32
@janlucsof *slaps*
Progressionification 1 year ago
hahaha i like the title of the song soliloquy thats when a character speaks to themselve in a book outloud this song for sme reason i feel that
guildx79 2 years ago
This song really speaks to me. The simple little melody at the beginning is just so happy and relaxing, but then he goes off away from the tune to more complex things. Eventually though, it just gets too complex, and he loses himself in the details...but then he remembers the simple, fun melody and returns to it, time and again.
Sometimes the simple things are the most beautiful. =)
SliveDraver10 2 years ago
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ParishSouth 2 years ago
Sorry to everyone else who has to see myself and Porpoisefathom arguing, fantastic song btw.
tman916x 2 years ago
The way Ciluzzi plays this song makes me think of some overrated pop artist playing something they probably didn't even write and then Ciluzzi whips out his guitar in an "as a matter of fact" fasion and plays this!
tman916x 2 years ago
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uh i think he wrote this...
porpoisefathom 2 years ago
I think you missed the point of my comment dude. I wasn't dissing Ciluzzi, I was stating my disappointment with mainstream music. Sorry if you are an overrated pop artist and were offended.
tman916x 2 years ago
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lmao...who said anything about an overated popstar...???!! i dont like mainstream music either...and please dont call me dude..there has to be somehting more original you can think of to address someone??? Mii se iw!!
porpoisefathom 2 years ago
well if you read my original post and understood it I think the answer to your question would become very obvious. If you were a 12 or 13 year old little kid I wouldn't mind your ignorance, but seeing as how your 40+ and post videos of yourself talking about who knows what it's kind of annoying. So don't expect me to respond to anymore of your pointless comments.
tman916x 2 years ago
What kind of microphones are they? Anybody know?
Guardian1223 2 years ago
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ShaneThompson94 2 years ago
you gonna have to buy it from candyrat. sorry mate no short cuts on music this exquisit.
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Mitens2009 2 years ago 4
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ShaneThompson94 2 years ago
where did you get the tab?
mattsharp17 2 years ago
i hear you ..sorry id have to take justa guess on it..sounds lke dadgad or maybe even f or f# open tuning...wish i knew- id learn it too but you canj just sit with it and look at where he is fretting ,match the pitch on the recording and youll find the tuning
porpoisefathom 2 years ago
BG#EF#BE
followhimtolife 2 years ago
i am definetly learning this song!!!! its so beautiful!!!!
ShaneThompson94 2 years ago
You see that is possible to use some kind of creative percussion on the guitar body without making them the only thing thing!! Great work Ciluzzi, I like your playing extremely much!! I can't stand no more all that percussing everywhere without any gusto!! Grande Peter! Great piece! You put the passion, and the melody, not only the fucking percussions!!
Ciao!
michelecavaliere52 2 years ago
Nice little move around 1:46.
Peter Ciluzzi is pretty sweet, and this is coming from someone who isn't a big Candyrat groupy. Lots of class and nice grooves, even if it's not as busy as some of his contemporaries.
jevoshawke13 2 years ago
If I could have a theme tune...
tomh124 2 years ago
what a beautiful breedlove. great song as well.
junglemandave 2 years ago
one of my absolute favs
AmrddH 2 years ago
Something in his music hits the soul!
HazTheater 2 years ago 2
I personally am partial to Dufour, but Ciluzzi really impresses me. His music is truly... muscial. Judging by the way this song, Abyssal, and Northern are put together, its clear that his knowledge of music is quite superior. He REALLY knows what he's doing. Not only that but he studied at Berklee (great school, bro graduated from there) and New England Conservatory (a place were i wish to go). He has me completely.
Play on.
Thomas A William
ThomasAWilliam 2 years ago 2
every time i listen to this song i think about what's really important about and what i truly love. thank you
brycelorey 2 years ago 2