Maneli Jamal - Morning In Adanac (2010)

CD & TABS Available at http://www.manelijamal.com

Very sorry about the long delay of getting a new video up but I've recently had to deal with the deadly tendinitis on my right arm. I am just now getting over it and decided to put this song up in memory of when I first arrived in Canada in 2003.

This was the first song I wrote for the classical guitar after 3 years of playing. I was in a place where everything didn't feel right in my new home here in Canada after being deported from America (read bio for more info on that). I quickly knew that I had to adapt myself yet again, and now I love it here! This piece has stuck with me ever since the beginning and after a few changes from the original version here is the latest.

This song is played on a Cole Clark FL2AC and is recorded with both a Rode NT4 mic plus the Face Brace sensor inside the guitar for a natural acoustic sound. Check those beauties out!

Featuring 14 original compositions, Maneli Jamal's new CD 'The Ziur Movement' is now available on the youtube channel and iTunes!!

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[MrXboxaj]

What tuning did you use on this? I see you capo'd all but 1E. But I'm not sure what you used for tuning. Wait...is B also uncapo'd? I CAN'T TELL.

[maneli]

@MrXboxaj Its in standard, capo strings 3-6 :) Have fun.

[yeayXD]

whats wrong with the one... ?

[maneli]

@yeayXD one?

[MelleB90]

You sure like to turn words around ;)

[maneli]

@MelleB90 Doing it for one more CD then retiring that idea :)

[EugenePoluyachtov]

Every morning when I wake up I listen to this song and it gives me a tank of positive emotions on all day. Thank you Maneli)

[maneli]

@liaalixx It took me around 3 or 4 years.... with up to 8 hours of practice a day.

[greendayfan157]

@maneli I was wondering what type of practise you did, like improvisation or just playing some songs?

[potatoe4221]

who disliked this is good music. keep it up! :D

[ukeandgtr]

this is my favorite song. Does your cole clark have maple or blackwood sides? And how does it compare to your Auditorium style Taylor Guitar?

[LiquidGib]

@maneli 8hrs a day for 3-4 years... How remarkable, that adds up to around 10,000 hours. This falls in line with Malcolm Gladwell's theory that the key to success in any field is, to a large extent, a matter of practicing a specific task for a total of around 10,000 hours. Google his book "Outliers" if you want to read up on it some more but I think Maneli hit the nail on the head with his simple answer.

[JPJ95XBOX]

The best about this music is that you can put what ever title comes to your mind :D Great song

[gman4098]

I love this song!! purchased it from you but it is frigging hard!! any tips on how to get better at it?

[MrJacquetheripper]

This is beautiful.

[nordine98]

Wow!!! Great!!!!

[WhoIsJimHardiman]

Very good, I'm impressed with your wondeful talent. What a beautiful sound you get ....awesome. Greetings Jim

[tatry13]

Maneli a world-class virtuoso