Aniello Desiderio - Classical Guitar (part 8 of 10)

Domeniconi

Many years ago I was lucky enough to catch Aniello Desiderio, a brilliant classical guitarist on a foreign satellite channel. It was a long documentry about him but I've edited all the pieces out of it which I hope you'll enjoy!

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• Aniello
• Desiderio
• classical
• guitar

[langtingtang]

Koyunbaba (4th movement) by Carlo Domeniconi

[anthony0803]

he gives hope to all us fat people with short stubby fingers :)

[RealityDreamStar]

It's fast, but maybe I could learn it....With patience...lots of it.

[06KingDave]

@Sleyt707 Open C# minor. Also, sorry to be pedantic, it is not a song as there is no singing or lyrics.

[CaRTerMeMo]

He is like a playing machine. Perfect

[Sleyt707]

whats the tuning for this anybody know

[Sleyt707]

@langtingtang so thats the name of this song?

[Sleyt707]

classical pulloffs now thats the SHIT

[universal80]

great real music

[Portokyo]

@anthony0803 hahaha!!! That's what is really amazing: how can such fingers bring out such fantastic sounds??? The same phenomenon with Segovia :)

[MeLikeTheOthers]

@anthony0803 I know i'm replying to a 2 year old comment, but I saw closely aniello's hand...he does have big fingers, but not short at all! He's got huge hands :P

[MultiChief1]

@druss56 Scordatura, C# minor. E to C#, A to G#, D to C#, G up to G#, B up to C#, E stays E. The sheet music is written in two ways: One relevant to where the actual notes ACTUALLY fall given the new tuning, and one written as if nothing has changed. It's hard to wrap your head around.