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wow...what a great player..love it!
wolopaku1 1 year ago
Beautiful! I love the pause at the end. Solid!
Jalapablo 2 years ago
nice
stuffthings7635 2 years ago
lovely - thank you
classicalguitartv 3 years ago
beautiful sound.
Loewengarten 3 years ago
Guys,he is using it to be closest to the real tonality of the piece.David Russell knows what he is doing,his playing is unbelievable!
sakguitar 3 years ago
Beautiful playing.
oscilis 4 years ago
Tu tecnica y tu musicalidad son algo fantastico, Felicidades David, 5/5
cefobe 4 years ago
Tu tecnica y tu musicalidad son algo fantastico, Felicidades David, 5/5
cefobe 4 years ago
How is he reading that. Actual notes or in E so to speak? Does it matter? To some yes! I Like it myself!
Eyebrowzer 4 years ago
In E so to speak eg first string open is read as E. You just read as though the capo is not there.
JacarandaMusic 3 years ago
es o melhor guitarrista do mundo david!!!!
brunodranhitos 4 years ago
I'm glad to see you are using a capo. If it's alright for someone of your caliber to use it, then there is no shame in it. Thanks for sharing your talent with the masses.
oldwhtman 4 years ago
LOL....Do you really think he's using the capo because it's easier?
Mod74 4 years ago
That's why I use one. But now that you mention it, there don't appear to be any long stretches in this piece. It may be that the capo is just to give a more lute-like sound.
oldwhtman 4 years ago
Exactly, it's a more authentic sound. However, there is nothing wrong with you using a capo if you prefer it.
Mod74 4 years ago